However, nonetheless, we are concerned at the profusion of preparatory documents in 1996, to mention that year alone: thirteen green papers, two white papers, plus countless reports, communications and action programmes.
Despite the profusion of studies documenting increased learning through active engagement of students (Udovic et al., 2002; Knight and Wood, 2005; Michael, 2006; Freeman et al., 2007), traditional teacher-centered pedagogy continues to dominate our undergraduate science classrooms.
Ordinary folks - settlement house workers, off-duty state Excise Department employees, dry-goods jobbers - moonlighted as denizens of the demimonde, going undercover to document a profusion of turpitude in the bustling city.
And the WSIS outcome document contained a profusion of references to national laws and notably to the struggle against terrorism.
(The prime minister of Russia was the other major-power attendee at the WIC). And the WSIS outcome document contained a profusion of references to national laws and notably to the struggle against terrorism.
Like their Mennonite neighbors, the Schwenkfelders framed the texts of their documents, written in German or English, with a profusion of angels, birds, leaves and flowers.
Some may query whether the profusion of digital photographs taken in the last decade will survive to become useful documents about life in the early 21st Century.
In a leaked Department for Business document, seen by the Guardian, officials acknowledged that the profusion of apprenticeships for different age groups could "undermine the brand".
There is a profusion of marble.
Hence our profusion of improbable excitements.
Every major work drew a profusion of takers.
