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"The Marches," published by the Touring Club of Italy, is the indispensable guide for anyone traveling the area by car.

Tatler runs 10 annual "special issues" which no doubt form an indispensable guide for newly arrived Russians.

In the years before Wikipedia, the paper's Notes & Queries column was an indispensable guide for the kind of people who now spend their evenings chasing links until they find they've wasted the last hour reading about the war of Jenkins Earr.

The book is an indispensable guide for understanding how the government regulates pesticides and GMOs and for seeing how competing interests can seem to have their own sets of seemingly conflicting "facts" on both sides of an issue.

The updated MAC genome sequence presented here will be a powerful tool for understanding eukaryotic chromosome structure, and an indispensable guide for the assembly of the germline MIC genome (sequencing of which is in progress; ), which will be a greater challenge due to its abundance of repetitive sequences.

His instruction books Pressure Basketball (1963) and The Coach's Art (1978) were considered indispensable guides for coaches.

(He has written one on the job: "Yours for the Asking: An Indispensable Guide to Fund-Raising and Management").

I'm working on two books, one about my fund-raising experiences, which I've entitled "Yours for the Asking: an Indispensable Guide to Fund-Raising".

But "Yours for the Asking: An Indispensable Guide to Fund-Raising and Management" (John Wiley & Sons) now seems eerily prescient — particularly with chapters like "Fund-Raising in Stormy Weather" and "Overcoming Economic Bad News and Psychological Resistance".

As Keith Houston points out in his notes for further reading, there is already an indispensable guide to the history of punctuation – Malcolm Parkes's Pause and Effect: Punctuation in the West.

For 12 years, every time I came to visit New York, it was with one constant companion: an indispensable guide book by Michael Middleditch called the New York Mapguide.