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This document provides information about the book "Examples & Explanations for Contracts" by Brian A. Blum. It is described as a study aid written in a clear and conversational style that uses hypothetical examples and detailed explanations to help law students understand the topics and cases presented in a contracts class. The Examples & Explanations series is intended to complement major casebooks and class lectures. It is ranked as the most popular law school study aid because it can be used throughout the semester to review material and prepare for exams. The book contains 896 pages and is published by Aspen Publishers.
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