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During a shot with London mayor Boris Johnson last month, Buddhist monk Lelung Rinpoche lost a 900-page history of Buddhism that he had collated from around the world.

KABUL, 20 June 2004 – Figures now collated from around Afghanistan show that at least two doses of tetanus toxoid vaccine have been administered to more than 3 million Afghan women in 2004, and that 3.6 million women of child-bearing age have received at least one dose, following a nationwide vaccination campaign.

Afghan maternal and neo-natal tetanus vaccination campaign reaches 3.6 million women KABUL, 20 June 2004 – Figures now collated from around Afghanistan show that at least two doses of tetanus toxoid vaccine have been administered to more than 3 million Afghan women in 2004, and that 3.6 million women of child-bearing age have received at least one dose, following a nationwide vaccination campaign.

Nigeria Guidelines for establishing diversion programmes in Nigeria, Jennifer Pothier for UNICEF Nigeria 2004 [Word 128kb] Guidelines (collated from manuals and project examples from around the world) to help guide the planning of diversion programmes at national and local levels.

Guidelines for establishing diversion programmes in Nigeria, Jennifer Pothier for UNICEF Nigeria 2004 [Word 128kb] Guidelines (collated from manuals and project examples from around the world) to help guide the planning of diversion programmes at national and local levels.

Querying "N719" on the DSSCDB yields around 329 results collated from over 250 articles.

According to data from Gáspár Jékely and Tom Cavalier-Smith (personal communication, collated from references 62-67) the mean genome size of microsporidia is around 10 Mb, and fungi around 40 Mb, in the range mentioned by Koonin.

The interactive below shows data collated from sources including the BBC and research by Guardian journalists.

Max Hastings's Overlord: D-Day and the Battle for Normandy, a history collated from journalism.

Records of amazing fatherhoods, collated from recent and authentic news reports.

Théophile Bonet of Geneva (1620 89) collated from the literature the observations made in 3,000 autopsies.