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The relatively condensed decolonization of the anglophone islands during the 1960s and 1970s, she argues, makes literature written in English during this time especially rich for an examination of the function of madness in literary critiques of colonialism and in the Caribbean project of nation-making.

Indeed, if the fossil record of xenarthrans is especially rich for extinct giant sloths for example, the paleontological origins of extant species are almost unknown [ 7].

These databases are especially rich for model organisms (Florez et al., 2009; Gallo et al., 2010; Gama-Castro et al., 2011; Lammers et al., 2010), and the sets of known regulatory interactions are considered to be accurate and precise (though not complete).

Such connections to African musicians and styles has remained an especially rich resource for zouk and for French Antillean music in general.

As a result, the fictions of prehistory offer a rich and virtually untouched field for the literary historian and, as I shall try to demonstrate here, an especially rich field for those interested in national origin myths and their implications for Native peoples.

It is an especially rich source for increasing our understanding of the Japanese experience, in reading poetry and, as in the exercises that follow, trying to write some ourselves.

The figure of the CNA nurse is an especially rich subject for study: while these women travelled across political and geographical boundaries, they also demonstrated especially flexible and multifaceted 'travelling' identities.

Fiction has been an especially rich market for digital books: major publishers say new novels often sell more e-book copies than print copies in their initial weeks of sale.

LuAnn Walther, the editorial director for several imprints at Knopf, said that editors there had dug into the backlist to find any books that they could resurrect in time for Season 2. One book, "War Poems," is a collection that includes many examples from the 1910s, an especially rich period for poetry, she said.

David Bowie Is was an especially rich experience for its viewers thanks in no small part to the presence of influences from outside the world of music, such as dancer and mime artist Lindsey Kemp, Stanley Kubrick films (including 2001: A Space Odyssey and A Clockwork Orange), George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four and Japanese Kabuki performance.

Sapokanikan – a jaunty, radio-friendly earworm that fuses waltz, ragtime and other musical styles – has proved to be especially rich and satisfying for the delvers, like stumbling across Sutton Hoo.