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Last week, asked on the Cascavel-PM mailing list about what O'Reilly Perl PDF Books could be publicized on a non-authorized public downloadable web repository pointed by a Perl Mongers Group website (!!), I answered:

Here is the list of books that you can use this way, IMHO:
    @free_publicable_books_from_oreilly = ();
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-- monsieur_champs

In reply to Just Another Perl Joke... by monsieur_champs

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