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Language: English, Binding: Hardback, Number of pages: 496, Publishers: St. Martin's Publishing Group, ISBN-13: 9781250373359, Date of issue: 2025

Artero 45° Blade Deshedder M is a high-quality tool for removing dead undercoat and loose hair. The angle of the working part is designed to remove more internal parts of the coat, as it penetrates relatively deep into the fur. Recommended for dogs with short to medium-length hair. Thanks to the special blade embedded in a bamboo, ergonomic handle, it extracts the undercoat without damaging or cutting the top coat. Bamboo is an eco-friendly, natural material that is environmentally friendly and exhibits antibacterial and antifungal properties. The brush does not damage the animal's fur in any way and does not irritate the skin. Regular use of the deshedder will significantly reduce shedding and keep the coat healthy and shiny. The principle of operation is very simple - it is used like a comb. It works excellently for dogs of many breeds such as: beagle, bloodhound, most terriers, labrador, golden retriever, bernese mountain dog, etc. Recommended for both professional use in grooming salons and at home. Dimensions: length of the working part: 6.7 cm, width of the working part: 1.5 cm, total length of the deshedder: 16.5 cm. Weight: 80 g.

Beloved author Kasie West's sparkling, seductive adult rom-com debut about a hopeless romantic falling for the one man she never expected. This deluxe paperback features beautiful designed edges; order now to receive it while supplies last!Can a swipe right turn into swept away?Margot Hart is a hopeless romantic. That's why she wants to be a literary agent-to help bring romance books to the world. It's also why she hates dating apps with all her romance loving soul. She wants her own love story to be just as much fun as the books she reads-a mixed up coffee order, a mistaken identity. She's not going to tell the story that she swiped right on future husband's shirtless pic for the rest of her life.The problem is that her most consistent relationship over the last several years is with Oliver, a guy she keeps rematching with on the apps. They've only been on one date and it was a disaster...well, until the make out session in the car before parting ways. But, she keeps reminding herself, a make out session does not a relationship make. And so there will not be a date two regardless of how witty their app banter is.When Margot gets fired from her job on the same day she meets Oliver again, her life becomes a veritable shit show. Her dream career is dying right before her eyes, and Oliver thinks she's interested in only one thing: a repeat of the hot make out session they had three years ago so she can get him out of her system. And maybe that is all she wants from him, because she and Oliver are definitely not compatible-he doesn't hit the snooze button, he runs five miles every morning, he reads nonfiction, and worst of all, she didn't meet him in cute way! But in her scramble to keep her dream career alive, by opening her own agency, Oliver is there with his golden retriever energy, more steady and helpful than any man she's ever dated. Just when she thinks she's overcome her app bias, she realizes that maybe it's not her who's holding back, but him. And his reasons are more than she bargained for.Kasie West's romantic and sexy adult debut is full of witty banter, meet cutes gone awry and, ultimately, true love.

The dropping of atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki on August 6 and 9, 1945 marked the beginning of a new era: the atomic age. Nuclear power has always been an extremely sensitive matter in Japan, and this is hardly surprising given that the Japanese and, subsequently, American government censored information regarding its destructive power. So, while "evil" energy was successfully consigned to oblivion until the end of the allied occupation in 1952, "good" energy was enthusiastically encouraged by the government one short year later in the wake of President Dwight D. Eisenhower's famous Atoms for Peace-speech. Needless to say that the discursive division of the atom led to a division in society: on the one hand, those who were still suffering from the consequences of the bomb and on the other, those who were now striving for a new, comfortable middle-class life. The contributions examine the various forms of articulation of nuclear power - and the various actors involved from the early post-war period to the present day. They attempt to work out that the peaceful and the destructive power of the atom are two sides of the same coin. The triple disaster at Fukushima in 2011 made this all too clear and ultimately exposed the national myth of nuclear safety that had lulled post-war Japanese society into a false sense of security. A thorough reexamination of Japan's nuclear fallacy is needed now more than ever.

Acer monitor B226WLymdr tumehall, 22" HD+ LED 1680x1050, 16:10, 5ms, 100M:1, 250 cd/m², VGA, DVI, HAS pivot, kõlarid, TCO6.0, 505.7 x 534.2 x 221.2mm, 5.75kg