Позволю себе отдельно отметить старых друзей и соратников Тома Маунта, Лейху Ходнет, Шахруза Рабизаде, Патрика Мехлена, Дана Лоуэнштейна, Брюса Миллера, Стивена Хаузера, Майка Эллерби, Дэвида Гринберга, Джона Рида, Гая Сальвесена, Тука Финча, Нурию Асса-Мунт, Роба и Ким Розенштейн, Эрика и Кэрол Адольфсон, Джуди и Пола Бернштейна, Ролдана и Бэверли Бурман, Харлана и Сэнди Клеймана, Филиппа Бредесена и Андреу Конт, Дебору Фриман, Питера Логана, Билла и Сэнди Николсон, Стивена и Мэри Кей Росс, Раджу Ратана, Мэри МакИчрон и Дугласа Грина.
И наконец, я бесконечно благодарен команде профессионалов, которые участвовали в создании данной книги: соавторам Шарон Бегли, Деби Фелман и Тому Маунту, литературным агентам Джону Маасу и Селесте Фан из Sterling Lord Literistic, редактора Каролину Саттон, издателя Меган Ньюман и Avery Books, дочернюю компанию Penguin Random House.
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