Note that Correspondence pieces are not technical comments on peer-reviewed research papers which would be considered Matters Arising.
When the project began, the archival unit was known as the "Meyer Schapiro papers," which would have been sufficient, but not entirely accurate.
Compare this to the loss of revenue from tax avoidance and evasion schemes, estimated to be between £97-£150bn per year according to leaked Treasury papers, which would comfortably cover the apparently unaffordable government borrowing of £77bn this year.
But three invigilators working at different schools said that was grossly underestimating the time needed to prepare for an exam, to collate and record papers, which would routinely take an extra 45 minutes.
Despite the fact that I am gay, one lawyer advised me to get married to a U.S. citizen of a different sex to obtain my papers, which would have been a felony.
During the 1980s, astronomers saw that the nascent technologies which formed the basis of the Internet could eventually be used to build an electronic indexing system of astronomical research papers which would allow astronomers to keep abreast of a much greater range of research.
The success of Schindler's List led filmmaker Stanley Kubrick to abandon his own Holocaust project, Aryan Papers, which would have been about a Jewish boy and his aunt who survive the war by sneaking through Poland while pretending to be Catholic.
Relevant papers which would have shown up under these terms were also captured by the other search terms used.
