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As Businesslink is supposed to absorb material from more than 160 other government websites by April 2011, there's plenty of room for more such rationalisation.

The world library draws material from more than 30 national libraries and other institutions, and Dr. Billington said it would grow as more organizations joined it.

Dr Dror thinks that in about 25% of cases, tiny samples or the mixing of material from more than one person can lead to such ambiguity.

Governor Guinn calls it "absurd" to suggest that Yucca will enhance homeland security by consolidating dangerous nuclear material from more than 130 mostly above-ground sites to one deep underground, secure storage facility in the desert.

Viewers watching the documentary, which drew material from more than 40 past "Frontline" programs, also found an interactive, annotated timeline on terrorism over roughly three decades, including 175 embedded video clips and links to full transcripts of more than 400 "Frontline" interviews.

10 P.M. (VH1, VH1 Classic and Palladia) PEARL JAM TWENTY (2011) Cameron Crowe culls material from more than 1,200 hours of rarely seen film footage to chronicle this Seattle rock band's formation, its rise to stardom and its step back from center stage.

The OpenCourseWare Consortium, which grew out of the M.I.T. project, now includes over 200 institutions worldwide and offers materials from more than 13,000 courses.

The initiative is to begin with a two-year pilot program to put materials from more than 500 courses on the Web, work to be done by a combination of professional staff and teaching assistants.

The schools will have free access to the online learning system throughout November, providing them with the opportunity to access "fully interactive materials" from more than 44,600 web pages on a variety of subjects, including maths, physics, chemistry and biology.

9 P.M. (13) PEARL JAM TWENTY In this "American Masters" documentary, part of the PBS Arts Fall Festival, the director and music journalist Cameron Crowe culls material -- from more than 1,200 hours of rarely seen film footage and an additional 24 hours of recently shot concert and interview video -- to profile the Seattle-based rock band.

The latest and arguably boldest of these big biology efforts has now analyzed genetic material gleaned from more than 100 people who had died just hours before.