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The Practice of Practising edited by Alessandro Cervion, Catherine Laws, Maria Lettberg and Tania Lisboa. ORCiM, 2011. 191 pp., hardback, £15.50. ISBN: 978-9058-678485.
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 29 November 2012
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