Nor is it possible to imagine him leaving behind a cache of handwritten policy musings.
In 1929, a steamer went aground on the reef, and when its crew was rescued it left behind a cache of provisions.
When the country singer-songwriter Hank Williams died at the age of 29, he left behind a cache of lyrics for more than 60 songs written in notebooks and on scraps of hotel stationery.
The grandmother she'd never known -- Eudora, Grandpa Leo's wife, who'd died before Rose could meet her -- had left behind a cache of letters from her own grandfather, a surveyor who'd studied plants from giant mountains on the other side of the world".
Handsome, idealistic and burning-eyed, Prado died during Portugal's harsh Estado Novo regime, leaving behind a cache of essays on identity, religion, language, moral compromise under tyranny and filial rage, some of which somehow landed in a Bernese bookstore and caught Gregorius's eye.
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Experiments have shown that both ravens (Corvus corax) and western scrub-jays (Aphelocoma californica) use similar locations as part of their cache protection repertoire and specifically show a preference to cache behind barriers in the presence of conspecifics as opposed to when they cache alone (Bugnyar and Kotrschal 2002; Dally et al. 2005).
He decides to return to Atlanta with Merle's younger brother Daryl, Glenn and T-Dog to rescue Merle and collect a cache of guns he left behind.
In the process of revealing the original structure, they discovered a closet hidden behind a wall, and a cache of old papers inside.
He left behind, in his sixth-floor walkup apartment on East Twelfth Street, a cache of mostly unreleased music, the result of obsessive, endless tinkering, along with piles of notebooks, letters, and written scores.
