Subject(s): Aquatic biodiversity conservation -- Government policy | Aquatic genetic resources conservation -- Government policy | Aquatic biodiversity -- Economic aspects | Aquatic genetic resources -- Economic aspects Holdings: ,Book - General,Gombak Campus Library,General Collection,Open Shelf,QH75 G816B 2004,Available,00011028

Subject(s): Asymmetry (Linguistics) | Grammar, Comparative and general -- Case | Grammar, Comparative and general -- Morphology Holdings: ,Book - General,Gombak Campus Library,General Collection,Open Shelf,P299 A85 I24C 2005,Available,00011204206

Subject(s): Ikramullah, Shaista Suhrawardy, 1915-2000 | Legislators -- Biography -- Pakistan | Diplomats -- Biography -- Pakistan Summary: An autobiography of a Pakistani ex-diplomat and author. Holdings: ,Book - General,Gombak Campus Library,General Collection,Open Shelf,DS385 I4 I26F 2004,Available,00011233673

Subject(s): Semantics | Grammar, Comparative and general -- Verb | Cognitive grammar | Lexicography | English language -- Verb Holdings: ,Book - General,Gombak Campus Library,General Collection,Open Shelf,P325 P336P 2000,Available,00011204207

Subject(s): Necessity (Islamic law) Holdings: ,Book - General,Gombak Campus Library,General Collection,Open Shelf,BP158.4 H44 U95I 2010,Available,00011234035

Subject(s): Islamic sermons Holdings: ,Book - General,Gombak Campus Library,General Collection,Open Shelf,BP183.6 S537K 2006,Available,00011147592

Subject(s): Grammar, Comparative and general -- Imperative | Typology (Linguistics) Holdings: ,Book - General,Gombak Campus Library,General Collection,Open Shelf,P281 T991K 2001,Available,00011204208

Subject(s): Redundancy (Linguistics) Holdings: ,Book - General,Gombak Campus Library,General Collection,Open Shelf,P123 T991K 1997,Available,00011204210

Subject(s): Marketing research Holdings: ,Book - General,Gombak Campus Library,General Collection,Open Shelf,HF5415.2 A111M 2007,Available,00011202462

Subject(s): United States -- History Summary: It was Thomas Jefferson who envisioned the United States as a great "empire of liberty." This paradoxical phrase may be the key to the American saga: How could the anti-empire of 1776 become the world's greatest superpower? And how did the country that offered unmatched liberty neverthel