38 They contain a treasure of information on the subject as well as provide ideas for planning future studies on the safety of HAs.
Simpson said the dictionaries would be "treasure houses of information on language, society, natural history, land and cultural traditions".
And while a sunken city "may sound romantic," said Dr. Jackson, the British scholar, "this mud promises to have preserved a treasure trove of information on the city during an important period of change".
The comedian Steve Coogan kept a "treasure trove" of information on a mobile phone which he alleges was targeted by a private investigator working for Rupert Murdoch's News International, a court heard yesterday.
In addition to its ranking of nations, the study also offered what Gary W. Phillips, the acting United States commissioner of education statistics, termed "a treasure chest of information" on what teachers teach and students learn in the 38 participating nations.
At the bombed camp, soldiers seized 15 laptop computers, 94 memory sticks and 14 hard disks containing what police experts say may be a treasure-trove of information on FARC activities, structures and the whereabouts of 20 servicemen being held hostage.
The appendices of the yearbooks are treasure troves of information on such details.
Myriad has run over a million BRCA tests since their creation of the test in 1996, and they have a treasure trove of information on the various mutations and the BRCA population that could have profound implications on medical research and treatment for the entire cancer community.
Summarized in Table 1, the study by Köttgen and colleagues contains a treasure trove of information on the control of urate levels.
Before that, however, Lyft claims the former executive copied a treasure trove of confidential information on his way out the door.
