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Thankfully, Taggarts, Poirots and DCI Jane Tennison all made a living over on ITV, which made this list much easier to compile.

The latter was reported as a 10-point version with little difference with respect to the original paper, but more understandable and easier to compile (Table 7).

Individual postdoc associations could then include these standard questions in their local surveys, making it easier to compile results from these core questions nationally.

Remember too, that when Robertson accomplished the feat in 1962-63, it was in an era of breakneck pace, rife with extra possessions, easier to compile showy statistics.

As more courts use computer software to process warrants, it will get easier to compile this sort of information and make it available to the public.

Thus projects like CONSORT were oriented toward formalizing how certain kinds of information should be communicated, to make it easier to compile them into systematic reviews [ 5].

While static profiles are easy to compile, dynamic ones are trickier, particularly in large numbers.

Part of the problem is that electronic media are making it too easy to compile dictionaries like "U.C.L.A. Slang 6".

It is easy to compile a laundry list of the issues that Mr. Walker, a prolific Canadian playwright, crams into an overloaded, unwieldy, yet bracing play.

People may have known about the country's tragic loss 19 years ago, but the kind of knowledge that is easy to compile by video of the Ivory Coast stars is not so available of Zambians.

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