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The paper describes in detail a list of upgrade patterns generated and validated through a prototype by matching a domain-specific data model to several recent releases of the industry foundation classes.

While it's no surprise that a phone carries plenty of secrets, the document presents in stark detail a list of that personal information, including call logs, photos, videos, text messages, Web history, eight different passwords for various services, and perhaps most importantly, 659 previous locations of the phone invisibly gathered from Wifi networks and cell towers.

His note said the firm had "raped" him in that interaction, and bashed attorneys in general before going on to detail a list of "criminals, rapists, racketeeres [ sic], lobbyists".

His note said the firm had "raped" him in that interaction, and bashed attorneys in general before going on to detail a list of "criminals, rapists, racketeeres [ sic], lobbyists". None of his actual victims were on it.

"General Hospital," "A Visit to the Gynecologist," and "Elective Surgery" detail a list of services offered by Octagon, who claims to treat chimpanzee acne and moosebumps, and relocating saliva glands.

We studied the results in more detail (a list of all investigated genes and their average usage of activity and TF-gene expression is given in the Supplementary Table S1).

In April, the administration detailed a list of Chinese goods that would be subject to tariffs, including flat-screen TVs and medical devices.

AT the end of each chapter, Dr. Rosen details a list of things that can be done to combat each techno-disorder.

Whose hand-written wine cellar inventory detailing a list of 13,286 bottles including Châteaux Latour, Lafite, Margaux and Haut-Brion went on display in Paris this year?

The group told its members the same in its letter, which it said was a response to an anonymous letter sent to board members on Wednesday that detailed a list of concerns about governance.

In his speech Monday, Mr. Bush detailed a list of conditions -- that Saddam allow witnesses to illegal activities in Iraq to be interviewed outside the country, that he end the "persecution" of Iraq's civilians and stop "illicit trade".