Good books on Multivariate Statistics

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Hi.

I am going to have my Multivariate Statistics exam in two weeks. I am going by a book that isn't available in the English literature. But I don't like it, because it has several omissions. Can you recommend me any good books in English? I can borrow many (for free) at my institution's library. So getting them is not a problem.

Thanks in advance.
 
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