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Ms. Lepore continues, in an appendix, about her difficulties in tracking Mecom's life: "She was born in 1712.

Then come branched covering spaces, the Alexander polynomial, signature theorems, the work of Casson and Gordon on slice knots, and a chapter on knots and algebraic singularities.The book concludes with an appendix about generalized polynomials.

After the 2008 riots in Lhasa and in China's Tibetan areas, Wang organised a petition signed by 300 Chinese intellectuals, included here as an appendix, complaining about the ferocious attitude of the tame Tibetan officials who rose to power during the cultural revolution, and urging Beijing to open a dialogue with the Dalai Lama.

Dr Bolsin has written a moving appendix about the tragic events in Bristol.

In a charming appendix about his pencil collection, Petroski records Nabokov's remark that "his pencils outlasted their erasers".

In a charming appendix about his pencil collection, Petroski records Nabokov's remark that "his pencils outlasted their erasers". John Steinbeck "could not use pencils once he felt their ferrules touch his hand". I am in Steinbeck's camp.

Hey, a ballad about an appendix from a youth production of a 1980s Richard Stilgoe play about internal organs.

And in 1831 Patrick Matthew, a Scottish landowner, provided a description of natural selection in an appendix to a book about growing the best trees to make warships.Nevertheless Darwin and Wallace are remembered, whereas Wells and Matthew are not, because they made the idea explicit and both wrote papers devoted to it.

(See Appendix Appendix A: Information about the simulations for a complete description of the simulations conducted).

A complete description of the heterogeneous simulations can be found in Appendix Appendix A: Information about the simulations.

Also buried in an appendix was a crucial finding about "click-through-rates" on Facebook.