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by Sherwin B. Nuland (Random House;
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by Bob Morris (Harper Collins; $24.95):
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The Story of Yiddish
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by Julie Salamon (Penguin
Press; $25.95): In this
story of how a large hos-
pital works — from the
point of view of the people
who work there — the author,
who spent a year following
doctors, nurses, ambulance
drivers and more — came to
see Brooklyn's Maimonides
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by William Shatner (Thomas
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The actor, son of Jewish