Almost immediately, the 17-page package was faxed to Mr Peyrelevade.
In early July she sent the White House a 500-page package with a detailed cost-benefit analysis for what she assumed would be routine vetting and approval.
The nine-page package of articles under the headline "Would You Believe This Is New York?" is presented like a travel guide.
The 18-page package of e-mails released by the committee show additional instances of haste in granting the loan, in pursuit of several policy goals: job growth, export growth, and political credit.
Introducing its "first annual college admissions survey," The Atlantic Monthly adds its weight to that buckling newsstand shelf with a 40-page package that includes its ranking of the 50 most selective colleges in the nation.
On the first page of their nine-page package of pregame notes last night, the Red Sox noted that the team had made 67 errors, only two fewer than Detroit's major league-leading 69.
Mr. Reid, racing to complete the bill by his self-imposed holiday deadline, on Saturday morning introduced a 383-page package of amendments, including the provisions needed to win Mr. Nelson's support.
Robert M. Hertzberg, the speaker of the State Assembly, submitted a roughly 35-page package of measures today to restore the state's ailing utilities to financial health and make the state government the major buyer and seller of electricity.
From 11 p.m. to midnight Washington time, Mr. Bravo compiled a 60-page package of articles related to the Bush administration, downloading them to a computer disk from the Web sites of The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Washington Post, USA Today and other newspapers.
In November, Mr. Cooper compensated with a 14-page package, including an article by Jeff Greenfield, the CNN commentator, and an interview (conducted in 1996 and 1997) by Robert Fisk with Osama Bin Laden, but he did not alter the annual Men of the Year cover.
If your answers are not all "yes," you will profit immensely from the guide, a 77-page package that begins on page 237.
