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Competing for classroom sales: trends in the school portrait industry in 2004.(Processing): An article from: Photo Marketing

Author Brian Longheier
Publisher Photo Marketing Association International
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Author(s) Brian Longheier
Publisher Photo Marketing Association International
ISBN / ASIN B00082A7KI
ISBN-13 978B00082A7K9
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