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The codification was begun by a document of Pius X (1904) and was completed, under the direction of Cardinal Pietro Gasparri, during the reign of Benedict XV (1917); it became law in 1918.

The present study was also guided by a document of the FDA's Office of Food Additive Safety's Redbook 2000 (Toxicological Principles for the Safety Assessment of Food Additives).

He thrilled nearly 200,000 Catholics by celebrating Mass and made news by signing a document of interfaith fraternity with Sheikh Ahmed al-Tayeb, the grand imam of al-Azhar, Sunni Islam's oldest seat of learning.

Their 60-page wine list is regarded by oenophiles as a document of pontifical splendour.

The movie, directed by Stanley Kramer, is a document of its time: the late fifties, when people were just beginning to come to terms with the Holocaust.

Reprinted in 1998 by Southern Methodist University Press, it remains a document of the era.

The firm retained by my buyer produced a document of 22 pages of small print, plus many photographs.

How unlike him to be troubled by such a thing, a document of officiousness, a product of the boring, regular society of men from which he had fled.

Any interim deal should be accompanied by a new document of principles that lays out the broad outlines of a final agreement, Mr. Yaari said, without resolving every issue in detail.

Cornered by a documented trail of deceit and a flurry of negative publicity, Tressel took the step that had come to appear inevitable as the accusations and the pressure mounted.

Autoimmune cases included in this study had suffered from at least three uveitic attacks and were diagnosed by clinical signs of acute uveitis accompanied by a documented history of recurrent intraocular inflammation44.