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Still a student, he has recently launched both a handbook, Mind the Gap, and Hutano, a new online platform intended to empower people with knowledge about their health.

Then came the student handbook, laying out the rules and expectations for a Milton Hershey student — “Bigger than a hoagie,” he joked.

The handbook says vans will be replaced at “approximately 7 years or 150,000 miles.”

It often felt as if other students were given a handbook that I couldn’t find.

The strategies would be packed into a handbook to help transit agencies statewide, “particularly those in rural areas,” according to the FTA’s description of the project.

It only takes one glance of Alton's Ebola Survival Handbook to recognize the real threat: him.

His book, ‘Ebola Survival Handbook,’ is already a bestseller.

When the PERF report was finally released, alongside it was a brand new use-of-force policy handbook (PDF).

The Jewish/Israel lobby will have to throw away its handbook.

In the 1970s, he wrote a book called Handbook on Abortion, which he updated and republished in seven editions over the years.

The matter came to a crisis yesterday, when one of them produced a handbook on British regiments and their histories.

I quote from the Lawn-Tennis Association handbook for the dimensions of the court.

Here is yet one more handbook of the subject presenting in a series of rough plates a complete sequence of the cards.

To cover the whole field of glass-blowing in a small handbook would be impossible.

Francesco Tonnelli's book is a worthless mixture of a biobibliographical dictionary and a bibliographical handbook.