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The Art of War| playforchrissy |
Posted: Dec 11 2007, 04:06 AM
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I finished reading the Art of War and I really liked the book. I started reading it because I kept hearing people quote it in movies or talk about how good the book is so I decided to read it for myself. Now i understand why because it was really good. I actually believed that i could win a war if i wanted to. I also understood why movies that involve companies incorporate the art of war. It's like a way for a company to overcome their competition. Great Book!
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