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The least pro-war broadcaster was Channel 4. The study is the most comprehensive yet, covering 1,500 individual reports.

This biography of Maxim Litvinov is the most comprehensive yet written, aided (helped) considerably by information supplied by his daughter and so contains much material not previously published.

The study, conducted by the Muslim Council of Britain between 2001 and 2011, was hailed as the "most comprehensive" yet conducted on UK Muslims.

Exact rates of Indonesian deforestation have varied with different figures quoted by researchers and government, but a new study, which claims to be the most comprehensive yet, suggests that nearly twice as much primary forest is being cut down as in Brazil, the historical global leader.

German software producer Axonic created Zenkit to become the most comprehensive, yet simple, project management tool on the market.

But though the study is the most comprehensive yet of lab animals exposed to cellphone radiation, researchers say it's far from conclusive.

Today's New York Times delivers the most comprehensive report yet on the evolving Dem strategy.

"This may have made Syria the most comprehensive reporting yet," he says.

Researchers said the study, published in the journal Science on Thursday, was the most comprehensive examination yet of biodiversity loss.

Its Zero Carbon Britain reports are the boldest and most comprehensive attempts yet to identify the practical changes needed.

It is the most comprehensive plan yet produced by any German politician to tackle the refugee issue.