In the late 90s the Purple Book consolidated the information as a guideline for Dutch quantitative risk assessment of process installations.
With its unassuming red plaid cover, the book consolidated more than 500 suggestions, observations and reminders that Brown shared with his son who was going off to college.
Early on, Inside Climate News began using the shorthand "dilbit" for this substance and the name is catching on, including in the title of the new e-book consolidating the reporting — "The Dilbit Disaster: Inside the Biggest Oil Spill You've Never Heard Of".
The key informant interviews with those data sources was complemented with secondary data collection from government budget books, consolidated annual appropriation accounts, audited accounts, expenditure print-outs and ledgers.
Another book which consolidates further research in the area is [3].
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By consolidating book retailing in Canada, the husband and wife team seeks to reverse mounting losses at Chapters and at Indigo.
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But book publishers have been consolidating for several decades, under the ownership of media conglomerates like News Corporation, which squeeze them for profits, or holding companies such as Rivergroup, which strip them to service debt.
In most other versions of the Old Testament, each of these 12 is treated as a separate book (e.g., the Book of Hosea), but in the Hebrew Bible they are consolidated into one book that is the last of eight books in the second division of the Hebrew Bible, known as Neviʾim, or The Prophets.
The trend among newspapers has been to consolidate book reviews into other sections.
