"The bibliography of the bank is meagre and leads to nowhere in particular, " Jarvie observed.

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The Policy Guidelines also gives a detailed bibliography and glossary of terms and abbreviations used at the end.

UNESCO: OFFICE IN TASHKENT

Philip Callow has drawn heavily on the vast Stevenson bibliography for this book.

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Abstracts must not exceed 500 words (excluding bibliography) and should include three to five keywords that reflect the content.

UNESCO: MEDIA SERVICES

Only the excellent appendices and bibliography offer a way to find out.

ECONOMIST: French cuisine

Prime Minister Ponta says the bibliography lists the papers he consulted.

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There is a suspicious lack of acknowledgments, let alone a bibliography.

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"Generation after generation of students, the way they learned about the Supreme Court, was by reading 'Gideon's Trumpet, '" said Ronald K. L. Collins, a scholar at the University of Washington School of Law who put together a bibliography of Lewis' expansive writings on free speech.

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Indeed, for readers whose Civil War bibliography runs to standard works by Bruce Catton and James McPherson with an audio-visual assist from Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" Mr. Levine's book offers fresh insights into the complex reality of what most Northerners thought of as the solid South and the slow evolution of the Union crusade against slavery.

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