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Industrious, too, as an editor, Hogwood prepared countless volumes of pieces by composers from Dowland to Cherubini and Koželuch to Benda.

Yes, Virginia Woolf's fiction is difficult, but her six volumes of letters, five volumes of diaries and countless volumes of literary criticism convey, from a very early age, dazzling humor, insight and humanity.

Throughout the rest of her life, she remained a citizen of Chicago and continued to author countless volumes of poetry as well as a children's book and an autobiography.

It's been a major contributor to climate change, spawned the obesity crisis, poisoned countless volumes of land and water, wasted energy, tortured billions of animals… I could go on.

Countless volumes of literature have addressed the impact of the few controlling the many.

The city of Paris has inspired countless volumes of poems, but perhaps one of the most insightful is The Flowers of Evil by Charles Baudelaire.

Yet even the most terrible historical events are rarely this simple, as the countless volumes devoted to every aspect of the Nazi Holocaust attest.

Countless volumes have been written about the author, who died in 1922.

With an unfathomably deep web site and exhibits rich in scientific erudition, the museum has replaced countless dog-eared volumes of the Encyclopaedia Britannica as the source for numberless research papers in high schools worldwide.

As the author of 56 novels, 32 short-story collections, 8 volumes of poetry and countless essays and book reviews, do you think anyone has read everything you've published?

Like "The X-Files," "Lost" and countless other conspiracy-driven sagas, Snicket's 13 volumes of "A Series of Unfortunate Events" left fans with far more questions than answers.