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Inupiat -- Hunting -- Alaska. : Ellanna, Linda J.

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Inupiat -- Juvenile fiction. : Hopson, Nasůgraq Rainey,

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Inupiat -- Juvenile literature. : Martin, Jacqueline Briggs.

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Inupiat -- Social life and customs -- Juvenile literature. : Lourie, Peter.

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Inupik -- See Inuit

Here are entered works limited to the indigenous Arctic peoples of Greenland, Canada, and northern Alaska. Works discussing collectively the Inuit peoples and the related Eskimo peoples of southern and western Alaska and adjacent regions of Siberia, or works for which the individual group cannot be identified, are entered under Eskimos.

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Inuru Indians -- See Shapra Indians

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Inuttitut language -- See Inuktitut language

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Inuttut dialect -- See Inuktitut language

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Invaders (Black Power Group) -- History. : Seletzky, Leta McCollough,

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Invaders (Organisms) -- See Introduced organisms

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Invalid cooking -- See Cooking for the sick

--subdivision Diet therapy--Recipes under individual diseases and types of diseases, e.g. Cancer--Diet therapy--Recipes; Heart--Diseases--Diet therapy--Recipes

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Invalidity insurance -- See Disability insurance

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Invalids -- See Also Convalescence

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Invalids. : United States.

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Invalids -- Care -- Fiction. : McFadden, Freida,

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Invalids -- Fiction.

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Invalids -- United States. : United States.

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Invariable milieu -- See Zhong yong

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Invariance (Mathematics) -- See Symmetry (Mathematics)

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Invariance principles (Physics) -- See Symmetry (Physics)

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Invariant imbedding. : Lord, Michael E.

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Invariants -- See Also the narrower term Invariant imbedding

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Invasion, Home -- See Home invasion

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Invasion of privacy -- See Privacy, Right of

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Invasions, Biological -- See Biological invasions

Here are entered works on processes in which organisms become established in a region where they previously did not exist and then rapidly expand their range.

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