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That it has chronicled the publishing history of Britain, the US and, to a lesser extent, Europe is a fortunate coincidence.

For three years it has chronicled Mexico's drug war with graphic images and shocking stories that few others dare show, drawing millions of readers, acclaim, denunciations – and speculation about its author's identity.

The context is that since the Committee to Protect Journalists came into being in 1981, it has chronicled no war more deadly for newsmen and women than this one, whether you're for it or against it.

It has chronicled new technologies as diverse as air-conditioning, which transformed America by making large parts of the country comfortably habitable, and biotechnology, which has raised both life expectancy and the fears of experimenting with life.

For 10 seasons, it had chronicled the home life of Arkansas couple Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar and their now-19 children.

He and his mates in ZZ Top, Dusty Hill (who has a beard, too) and Frank Beard (who does not), share an obsession with gear, as they call it, which Gibbons has chronicled in a new picture book called "Rock + Roll Gearhead".

Poet Trillin has chronicled it all in this book, Which you can read on paper, Kindle or Nook.

He is running to raise money for Team Boomer and has chronicled it in a lively blog, Kevin Running.

One British museum has chronicled it and put the evidence on view.

Meanwhile, the physical plants get older, the need to revise our curriculum and update and upgrade our standards and become more selective is more real than ever". Berendzen the realist has chronicled what it's like to be a university president these days in a book, "Is My Armor on Straight?" (Adler & Adler, $17.95).

"It's a city based on markets and on trash," says Julián Cardona, a photographer who has chronicled the implosion.