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He also writes that the Great Society, Johnson's domestic legislative program, "was largely a compendium of Kennedy's bills and initiatives".

The rest of the debate was largely a compendium of G.O.P. punch lines, some of them definitely not funny.

As Mr. Gerstner will happily admit, the commission's report, which is being released today, is largely a compendium of proposals that have made the educational rounds for years.

His new show, "I'll Take Romance," is mostly a compendium of songs he has performed in earlier seasons.

Extracted from An Atlas of Countries that Don't Exist: a Compendium of Fifty Unrecognised and Largely Unnoticed States by Nick Middleton (Macmillan; £20).

The transition from community to commerce was much less bumpy for the Internet Movie Database, a compendium of movie trivia built largely by contributions from movie buffs around the world who gathered on the IMDb.com site.

A Compendium of Kisses.

It is a compendium of allusions.

(See a compendium of clips from the film).

As a result, it was a compendium of compromises.

The poem is itself a compendium of my favorites.