A longitudinal record of names, addresses and intimate personal details is a tempting target for anyone from criminals to identity thieves to hate groups to foreign governments.
At first a mere record of names, dates, and battles, with occasional quotations from ancient sources, the Annals begin to take on the character of modern literary history as they approach the author's own time.
Mary kept a record of names and addresses on recipe cards, and Dick bought more imported gear.
Zeke also continued to further the record of named storms in a single season in the eastern Pacific, being the 24th tropical storm.
Taken together, these documents represent the most current and complete record of named U.S. operations and activities recently conducted on the continent, offering a window into a collection of little-understood, often overlapping, military efforts unknown to most Americans.
In your notebook, keep a record of names you might like to use one day.
The daily records of names, entries, and departures signalled the end of that.
Most of it is prosaic and bureaucratic: records of names on lists, presence at meetings, mentions in intercepted correspondence.
The civil registry is distributing a list of 61 such names to its local offices around the state that has been primarily drawn up from a revision of records of names registered in the past.
"That bloke doing the recording of names in song titles should do Jonathan Jonathan by the brilliant brit country rock combo The Rockingbirds," says the Guardian's very own Martin Farrer.
Contains over 30,000 records of names with approximately 7000 names are being added monthly.
