What ISIS recognizes instead is a single, borderless expanse comprising most of the Middle Eastern territories formerly ruled by the Ottoman Empire, for a start.
Comprising most of eastern France and the Low Countries, the courts of Philip the Good and Charles the Bold attracted the leading musicians of western Europe.
The Klüver Bucy syndrome refers to the behavioral and physiological effects following the removal of the temporal lobes (comprising most of the lower cerebrum) from monkey brains.
The A-mdo, or Mdo-smad, region reaches from the Huang He to Mchod-rten dkar-po in Gansu province, comprising most of present-day Qinghai.
Boeing, the prime contractor, led an industry team comprising most major American aerospace companies and hundreds of smaller suppliers and integrated the work of participants from more than a dozen other countries.
Commonwealth Book Prize, formerly (1987 2011) Commonwealth Writers Prizee, any of the annual literary prizes awarded from 1987 to 2013 by the Commonwealth Foundation, an organization comprising most member countries of the Commonwealth.
Today a small town split by the Estonian-Latvian border, in the 15th century it was the seat of the Livonian Confederation [7], a long-forgotten state comprising most of present-day Latvia and Estonia.
One fact: "Of the 2,161 public school buildings in a state inventory comprising most of Oregon's 1,355 public elementary, middle, and high schools, 2,027 (94 percent) pre-date the state's first seismic building codes".
If enough time goes by, the Palestinians may have little choice but to accept a Swiss-cheese state, comprising most of the West Bank but riddled with settlements, in which travel is severely hampered.
In The Other Side Of Eden, Brody probes the historical, cultural, political and social relation ships between agricultural societies (categorised as potato-growers and comprising most of the rest of us) and hunter-gatherers - those who colonise and cultivate the land and those who live within its resources.
His plan was to have Israel recognize a kind of Palestinian mini-state comprising most of Gaza and about half of the West Bank; the two sides would then resume talks on further territorial concessions, including an agreement on the status of Jerusalem.
