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216 Credits Credits The following list shows the names of serials from which extracts have been taken for this book, together with the name of the writer and the name of the country in which the writer works: Cut Your Coat According to Your Cloth, by Kuber Gartaula from Nepal Family Affair, by Fred Daramani from Ghana Four Is Our Choice, by Fabian Adibe from Nigeria Grains of Sand in the Sea, by a team of writers from Indonesia Happy Home, by Ashfaq Ahmad Khan from Pakistan Heart to Heart, by Parvez Imam from India Service Brings Reward, by Rameshwar Shrestha from Nepal Tale of a Village (Goi Geramer Goppo), by Humayun Ahmed from Bangladesh Think Ahead, Plan Ahead (Konoweeka), by Wycliffe Kiyingi from Uganda Other extracts were taken from the work of students or were written especially for this book. Photographs by Harvey Nelson, except Chapters 9, 12, and 13 by JHU/CCP.
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