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\nKristen M.McAlexanderJorge A.Banda  \nUniversity ofChester  \nLIS Library  \nChester 01244511234Warrington 01925534284Riverside 01244512345lis.helpdesk@chester.ac.uk  \nAccession,no.36167072  \nReversing  \nthe ObesogenicEnvironment  \nPhysical Activity Intervention Series  \nRebecca E.Lee,PhD  \nUniversity of Houston  \nKristen M.McAlexander,PhD  \nSouthern Methodist University  \nJorge A.Banda,MS  \nUniversity of South Carolina  \n\n| SLBRARY   |\n| --- |\n| Fund  \u003Cbr>Da0  \u003Cbr>22.11.201n3.Wa   |\n| Ordsr No  \u003Cbr>023Sq2(3   |\n| Univəraity of Cheeter   |\n\nHuman Kinetics  \n了6161072  \nLee,Rebecca E.,1966-  \np.cm.-(Physical activity intervention series)  \nIncludes bibliographical references and index.  \nISBN-13:978-0-7360-7899-3(softcover)  \nISBN-10:0-7360-7899-1(softcover)  \nKristen,1981-II.Banda,Jorge,1978-II.Title.  \nRC628.L372011  \n362.196'398--dc22  \n2010043031  \nISBN-10:0-7360-7899-1(print)  \nISBN-13:978-0-7360-7899-3(print)  \nCopyrnight O2011 by 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