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Its coal reserves are particularly extensive.

The two reports in Science are particularly extensive surveys which establish that rare mutations are abundant in the human genome.

The soils are particularly extensive in the south-western and north-central highlands representing 64 and 25% of the agricultural landmass, respectively (Fig. 1).

Mr. Glisan's role in the events at Enron's finance division was particularly extensive.

The U.S. Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., is probably the largest national library, and its collection of modern books is particularly extensive.

But in recent comments David Cameron, the Conservative leader, has said that spending reductions in the fiscal year beginning this April would not be "particularly extensive".

The Kitt Peak program is particularly extensive because it is one of of the few astronomical institutions financed by the National Science Foundation, and part of its mission is to engage the public in astronomy.

Such reports are usually covered by the co-op's nonrefundable application fee -- typically, $500 -- although there could be additional charges if an investigation is particularly extensive, Mr. Weinstein said.

Denudation was particularly extensive in mountainous areas.

The 1843 event was followed by eruptions in 1849, 1851, 1852, and 1855, with the 1855 flows being particularly extensive.

The trials that were carried out in Israel were particularly extensive, involving 60 million progeny of vaccinated hens and 112 million positive control birds.