Is it true that if you lose a school textbook you might be able to find a replica or something on the internet
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Half.com is THE place for cheap college and high school textbooks, as long as you know the name of the book (publisher helps too).\n\nThe only thing to watch out for when replacing a High School book is that in my old schools the books were catalogued with barcodes, so they may not take just any old book back, even if its the right one.
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Check eBay or half.com.  That's where I get all my textbooks for dirt cheap.
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You should be able to contact the schools you went to,they should have extra copies if it hasn't been that long ago,also check with your local library/geneology they might be able to give you suggestions.
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it depends on their condition.  you could contact nat. geo. online and see what they are worth, or try to sell on amazon rare book area or ebay rare book - also try finding out from a university library, if u have one near u, they usually have old and rare books, etc. if they are a large university
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Yes. Try www.plagiarism.com
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see if the paper has a website. there should be a link to the sections in the paper, if it's a good site. you should be able to find it.
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Have you tried the online science text books.
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There are several websites that you can find rare or out of print books.  A couple would be alibris.com or abebooks.com.  These sites list books by booksellers all over the country and some internationally.
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The answer is yes, or probably, it depends how much you are prepared to pay.\nIf the files are valuable to you then it's best that you don't mess with this yourself. Do a search for data recovery or use yellow pages.\nIt's easiest to recover the data if it has not been overwritten. However there are techniques for recovering overwritten data, but this is a specialist job and is likely to be expensive.
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I think we will always have books, but I would bet someone will figure out another way to make them in a very different form.  I also think that high school textbooks are doomed, since they are way too heavy and can be offered in CD-ROM form already.  The classes I teach are going to be giving everyone the CD of the textbook and just keep the regular books in the classroom next year, so that students don't have as much weight in their backpacks.
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either call the school, or get in contact with the maker of the books.
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Don't know of a good website...but if time permits you may ask your professor if they have old tests that you can look at for practice.  Also sometimes your library will have old tests on file.  Of course you can ask classmates for copies of their old exams as well as some of your student organizations may have records going back years.
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go to your teacher's website if h has a web.
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Maybe someone sells old copies on E-Bay
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Check online to see if your school has an alumni website. If so, you can see all the pics there, or you can go to the school and look at one or order one.
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Your best bet would be to contact the school directly to see if there are any archived copies available for purchase.  If that doesn't pan out you could try and contact a fellow classmate - people sometime purchase two copies on rare occasion.  Good Luck!
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Call the school she graduated from the library always keeps a copy for every year I am sure they can tell you how to get a replacement.  Good luck