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In 1999, Mr. McCain released about 1,500 pages of his medical and psychiatric records, which were amassed as part of a Navy project to gauge the health of former prisoners of war.

In 1999, during Mr. McCain's first race for president, he gave the public an extraordinary look at his medical history — 1,500 pages of medical and psychiatric records that were amassed as part of a United States Navy project to gauge the health of former prisoners of war.

Last month alone, an average of 6,500 people visited the galleries each week, a living testament to a longstanding Roman tradition: from ancient times, when many of these works were amassed as the spoils of war, Romans have regarded it as a public right to view antique sculpture and statuary even when privately owned.

The best of Europe's Judaica was being amassed as part of the general plunder under the authority of Alfred Rosenberg, the Reich Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories.

It is the hot term referring to the increasingly large datasets of information being amassed as a result of our social, mobile, and digital world.

Much of the art collection that was amassed as a result of these numerous exhibitions went to Kuwait's National Council for Culture, Arts and Letters, the main government body set up in 1973 that oversees the cultural scene.

During the 1967 Six Day War, as enemy troops were amassed on its borders and international waterways were sealed off to Israeli shipping, nobody would have predicted such an overwhelming victory in six short days.

Attributes from the longest peptide chain were amassed for analysis.

Large datasets of MTBC strains genotyped by spoligotype have been amassed such as SpolDB4 [ 6] and a more extended online version SITVIT (http://www.pasteur-guadeloupe.fr:8081/SITVITDemo/index.jsp).jsp

The money for these programs, which totals $1.9 billion, was amassed by counties as a reward from the state for reducing welfare rolls.

Much of his knowledge of the arts was amassed during his time as producer of The Critics, on BBC radio.