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The back cover blurb for "C++: The Programming Language" uses generic, templated language that could describe virtually any textbook, raising questions about the publisher's effort in marketing the book. The author discovered that multiple books published by Larson and Keller—covering topics ranging from casting to nutrition to materials science—use nearly identical boilerplate descriptions, suggesting the publisher recycles the same template across all titles rather than crafting subject-specific marketing copy.
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