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Under John Paul II the college eventually comprised 185 cardinals from 69 countries.

In his own domains, which eventually comprised one-third of all the land, Frederick William freed the serfs completely (1719) and abolished hereditary leases.

The book teems with images from Mr. Blackbeard's personal archive, which eventually comprised more than 2.5 million strips published between 1893 and 1996, culled from libraries and newspaper morgues across the country.

His archives eventually comprised material relating to nearly every current of late-20th-century experimental art, including Minimalism, Earthworks, performance art, video art and mail art, as well as Fluxus and Conceptual Art.

New Vrindaban eventually comprised more than 4,000 acres — a "spiritual Disneyland," its leaders often called it — with a live elephant, terraced gardens, a swan boat and bubbling fountains.

On May 12 , 1823 O'Connell and Richard Lalor Sheil (1791 1851) founded the Catholic Association, which quickly attracted the support of the Irish priesthood and of lawyers and other educated Catholic laymen and which eventually comprised so many members that the government could not suppress it.

Eastern European Jews also immigrated, eventually comprising a significant portion of the city's population.

Under construction by the Danish company Dong Energy, the Burbo Bank windfarm will eventually comprise 32 of the 195-metre giant turbines, each with blades 80 metres long.

Ms. Lin said that the project, still a work in progress, would eventually comprise more physical installations at different institutions around the world, in addition to the Web site.

The rebel state of Novorossiya, he says, should eventually comprise all of the Black Sea coast to the borders of Romania and Moldova.

Meanwhile, though, she said, mowing produces cuttings that decompose and enrich the soil and also allow people to see the undulating terrain that will eventually comprise the park.