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Effectively, awesomestuff.com has stolen content from newyorker.com, just as the compiler of "Most Thoughtful Essays" stole content from me.

C. 1465 Omi, Japan c. 1552 Shikoku?, Japan Yamazaki Sōkan, (born c. 1465, Ōmi province, Japan died c. 1552, Shikoku?) Japanese renga ("linked-verse") poet of the late Muromachi period (1338 1573) who is best known as the compiler of Inu tsukuba shū (c. 1615; "Mongrel Renga Collection"), the first published anthology of haikai (comic renga).

Anthony Anthony has been identified as the compiler of the information and the artist behind the illustrations through his signature, which has been compared with holograph letters among the State Papers.

Han dynasty librarian Wang Yi, best known as the compiler of the received version of the Verses of Chu, wrote several object-description fu in the early 2nd century AD, such as "Fu on the Lychee" (Lìzhī fù ), the earliest known poetic description of the lychee fruit.

As Noah Webster, the compiler of the first American dictionary, put it: "as an independent nation, our honor [sic] requires us to have a system of our own, in language as well as government".

For decades Native Americans from Washington have been the subjects of considerable ethnographic study (not least the work in the 1940s of the then-teenaged Harry Smith, who would become better known as an experimental filmmaker and the compiler of the Anthology of American Folk Music [1952]).

It probably took the compiler of the official programme by surprise as well.

A greater variety of sources was available to the compiler of the Nihon shoki.

Contemporary conflicts often cropped up in the reception of the guides, as when the compilers of the 1937 Massachusetts guide mentioned the anarchists Sacco and Vanzetti, hanged a decade earlier.

The compilers of Genesis write that as soon as Adam and Eve realized they were naked, they sewed themselves aprons made of leaves from the fig tree, and that the Creator himself made them more durable skin coats before evicting them.

The two prefaces are clearly indebted to the theories of poetry described by the compilers of such Chinese anthologies as the Shijing ("Classic of Poetry") and Wen xuan ("Selections of Refined Literature"), but the preferences they express would be shared by most tanka poets for the next 1,000 years.