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And the first of what will surely be many analytical books has just been published too.

A few such Silver Standard Corpora (SSC) have been published, too, such as the CALBC corpus [13].

Hundreds of studies of maternity care interventions have been published, too many for most people involved in providing maternity care to identify and consider when making decisions.

Zhuang et al cited all the previous systematic reviews except that of Lv et al, which may have been published too late to be included.

It will never be published – too much "dirty washing", said one Better Together executive.

Between now and then, a lot more polling data will be published, too.

The resulting book was Night-Crossing (1968), which was well received - although Mahon now thinks it was published too soon.

Both polls were published too late for my post updating the electoral map yesterday, but it merely reinforces the message I was seeking to get across.

AROUND THE BLOCK: THE BUSINESS OF A NEIGHBORHOOD.By Tom Shachtman. Harcourt Brace 325 pages; $28THIS is the sort of business book that is published too rarely, pushed aside for self-serving autobiographies, management voodoo or futurological guff about communications technology.

That finding was published too late to make it into Stephen Hall's provocative book, but it's in keeping with the litany of obstacles arrayed against short men that he documents in "Size Matters".

And, in the changing, open spirit of the times, the true public interest is not trying to define what can or can't be published too prescriptively: an interest in disclosure.