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At 632 pages (and with 1,000 photographs, many of them rare), this 8.5" by 11" hardcover work stands as one of the most comprehensive books ever issued on any actor or team of actors.

This detailed account of how the beloved comedy team made their many classic films is also an impressive 632 page, 8.5" by 11" hardcover work which stands as one of the most comprehensive books ever issued on any actor or team.

The I.G.'s eighty-three page report, "Office of the Secretary: Evaluation of Email Records Management and Cybersecurity Requirements," is one of the more comprehensive examinations the government has ever issued on proper document-retention habits in the federal bureaucracy.

By Jill Lepore June 27 , 2012The worst decision the U.S. Supreme Court ever issued was delivered on March 6, 1857, a Friday.

I am proposing to spend the hour reading an early Penguin Edition (probably the first Penguin book ever issued) while sitting on my Penguin deck chair, wearing a Penguin T-shirt and drinking coffee (or perhaps champagne - if allowed !) from a Penguin mug".

It is unfortunate that these claims were ever issued, but we move on from here".

Moody's Investors Service assigned a negative outlook to the creditworthiness of all local governments in the United States, the agency said Tuesday, the first time it had ever issued such a blanket report on municipalities.

Due to the unanticipated relocation of Arlene, only one tropical cyclone watch or warning a tropical storm warning for coastal areas from Brownsville to Matagorda on June 19 was ever issued by the NHC in association with the cyclone.

We obtained patient demographic data from the Registered Persons Database, which contains demographic information on all Ontarians ever issued a health card.

Complicated mouthful aside, UltimatePointer claims that Nintendo knew its products were infringing this patent before the patent was ever officially issued, on June 29 , 2010

Kudos and criticism greet a landmark new report, filling the largest ever issue of The Lancet, on the global burden of disease.