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Tomes used for browsing and settling arguments will also likely see resurgence in 2005, according to Alison Fargis, a partner at publisher Stonesong Press. For the past few years it has been almost taboo to utter the word "reference" in front of a book developer, but resistance to the category is beginning to change, Fargis says. "People who have been relying on the Internet for information are realizing that they can't always trust the source," she says. The Internet or television may spark an interest in a subject, which then generates interest in purchasing a more authoritative source such as encyclopedias, tabletop books or desk references.
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