I can imagine it being close if I just think for a moment of a Don Dale-style video emerging cataloguing some horror on Nauru.
In contrast the portrait of Catherine seemed crude to the museum's curator Louisa Price, and worrying gaps in its provenance also emerged when a catalogue of all the museum's paintings was being compiled this year.
Projects such as Psychology's Feminist Voices have emerged to catalogue the influence of feminist psychologists on the discipline.
Similar to the Yahoo listing-style of the time, Travelweb.com emerged as the first comprehensive catalogue of hotel properties around the world and, a short time later, included a component to make bookings.
As each encounter contributing to multiple morbidity is routinely recorded during consultations and subsequently in historical records, so a catalogue of health states emerges through which an individual passes over time.
Gallup was crucial to the emerging reputation of Yale as a force in modern writing, having published a catalogue of Eliot's first editions, which were exhibited at Yale in 1937.
Churchill's conceit — the subsumption of British foreign policy by America's, played out as a seduction between two men — begins to emerge, and the lovers' talk becomes a catalogue of political manipulation: deals brokered, regimes changed, casualties suffered.
From the Catalogue Of Somatic Mutations In Cancer (COSMIC) it emerged that, from 8901 samples of all cancer types catalogued, with some tissue-dependent variations, 5% have ATM mutations and this data might underestimate the real impact of ATM aberrations in cancer [ 216].
Fast-forward some nine reauthorizations following the act, much has changed and a catalogue of student aid programs intended to increase college access and choice has emerged.
The structural features of the complex muta-ome are only beginning to emerge, and full elucidation of these features will be crucial for translating the vast and growing catalogue of somatic mutations into improvements for therapy and eventual cures.
