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www.scamorama.com Perhaps the most extensive archive of completed fraud-bait operations.
The museum has an extensive archive of Mr. Van Der Zee's work.
The SBU has built up an extensive archive of intercepted recordings of untested reliability.
US investigators are also scouring an extensive extensive archive of emails apparently sent by the al-Qaida leader.
A noteworthy UK project is the Old Bailey online – an extensive archive of criminal trials from 1674-1913.
Ms. Morton followed many of them, and over the next 15 years, she produced four books and an extensive archive of the city's homeless communities.
La MaMa also has an art gallery, a six-story rehearsal and studio building nearby and an extensive archive on the history of Off Off Broadway theater.
The Latino Wired news link chugs with the latest industry music news and is updated daily; the extensive archives of reviews, charts and interviews go back two years.
The two-part show was organized by Margaret Glover, curator of the library's print collection, and Devon Cummings, curator of its photography collection, who both drew on the library's own extensive archives of works produced under the New Deal programs of President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
In the 20th century, room portraiture became an adjunct to the burgeoning interior design profession; major firms like McMillen have extensive archives of room portraits, and decorators like Albert Hadley and Mark Hampton are almost as well known for the interiors they painted as for those they designed.
This historical survey of the genre draws heavily on the extensive archives of its producer, Joe Lauro, and is grounded in the work of two experts: Anthony Heilbut, who wrote the classic book "The Gospel Sound: Good News and Bad Times," and Bil Carpenter, whose "Uncloudy Days: The Gospel Music Encyclopedia" chronicles the lives and careers of more than 650 gospel figures.
