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(Holland) ORLANDO CONSORT (Tuesday) This a cappella ensemble has made several beautifully sung thematic recordings for Harmonia Mundi, with texts so copious that the label has produced them as miniature hard-cover books.

When his father was alive, he said, the rice harvest from their fields was so copious that the leftover straw covered more than a hectare, about three acres, of land.

Double or triple it and you have the anchor for a summer party menu, even on a buffet that is less copious than the one in Marrakesh.

Although, as she said in her statement to MPs, there were no deaths and no miscarriage of justice, there is copious evidence that the police at the least mislaid the rule book in their attempt to break the miners' strike.

Thermal pollution is also a major problem (see below), there is evidence that strong Murray cod recruitment events (which may be important for sustaining Murray cod populations over the long term) can result from spring flooding, and copious evidence that the health of Australian lowland river ecosystems generally rely on periodic spring flooding.

Out in the corridor Olwen Walker, a healthcare assistant, is singing "Ooh I think that I've found myself a cheerleader" over the sound of the copious vomiting that sometimes accompanies labour.

The "Godzilla" DVD and Blu-ray are also impressive, with copious featurettes that deal with the fictional and cinematic legend of the title creature.

In the copious behind-the-scenes material that's also available at hulu.com/the-confession, the show is described as "a different kind of original Web series".

And with Fox's pricing of $19.98 for each film, it's also $10 cheaper than the Criterion disc, though it lacks, of course, the copious extras that Criterion routinely provides.

Consumer groups such as the Association for Improvements in Maternity Services and the National Childbirth Trust have already put forward workable solutions, based on the copious evidence that now exists about which systems work best.

Instead of fixed targets and copious guidance that has, in the past, led us down a blind alley of pretending that if we just follow the steps children will be kept safe.