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That information comes from a compilation of local charities that should be required reading for residents interested in making a difference in their communities.

The book's title comes from a compilation of tracks by the Jamaican instrumentalist and producer Augustus Pablo, "emblematic of the telepathy and familiarity that existed between Revolver and its customers".

The words featured in the quilt came from a compilation of 10 years' worth of article titles from the journal "Cultural Anthropology," as well as from several conversations with anthropologists in the process of writing their dissertations.

That calculation comes from a continuing compilation of federal, state and independent studies by fishery scientists that look at things like the number of fish landed and the current population in the ocean, she said.

Most of its set came from a compilation due for release in the United States in January, the precisely titled "Passive Aggressive: Singles 2002-2010," released by Labrador.

All these figures come from a new compilation of what buyers pay for closing services and taxes in the 50 states and the District, plus hundreds of counties and "core" metropolitan statistical areas.

It's just Rosanne Cash as a singer, putting her stamp on 12 songs that came from The List, a compilation of 100 songs her father insisted she learn if she wanted to have a career in music.

"Black Diamond" sounds like a compilation more than a single artist's work, not because it lacks unity but precisely because it has the satisfying cohesion that comes from a well-curated collection of disparate tracks.

This came from the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII, a multimedia subseries featuring the world and characters of Final Fantasy VII.

The film appears in It Came from Hollywood, a 1982 comedy film featuring a compilation of clips from more than 100 B movies from the 1930s to the 1970s, which are shown between scripted segments performed by comedians.

The companies in the study came from the 1989 Inc. "500" list, a compilation of the fastest growing privately held companies in the United States that had sales of at least $100,000 in 1983.