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"This book documents an obsession," she writes.

This book documents those recipes in a clear, clean and approachable manner.

This book documents an incredibly fertile period over the past ten years when campaign strategists started using more scientific methods in the business of winning elections.

But then, this book documents a less adventurous exhibition, one conceived on the conventional "collection show" model and driven by exoticism and prestige.

But it is the prescience of Cowell's writings, which this book documents, and his practical efforts on behalf of composers, American and otherwise, that made a lasting difference and can be profitably remembered.

Rather, as the Pulitzer Prize-winning Paula Vogel ("How I Learned to Drive") writes in her introduction, "this book documents desire: the moment writers-to-be were caught in the tantalizing web of theatrical allure".

Although the images included in this book, documenting an enormous area of lower Manhattan being demolished to make way for the Twin Towers, were made in 1966 and 1967, they contribute greatly to our understanding of the early 1970s as a time when artists in New York City haunted the dying grounds of industry.

I won't attempt to explain everything the book documents in this brief review.

In painstaking detail, the book documents the daily existence of a circle of English-speaking expatriates in early-90s Prague.

"Everyone is fixated on Moneyball or sabermetrics [an approach to using baseball statistics, which the book documents].

More than anything, the book documents a group of neighbors who for many years clearly loved to get together.