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The recorder, found on Wednesday on a hillside in Hemphill, Texas, could yield a trove of information.

Full details of these transactions and others may yet yield a trove of additional insights into the character of the two governors.

"Ban them at basketball games and recitals?" With proper procedures, though, the cameras could yield a trove of valuable evidence, helping future historians analyze what life was like in 2010.

So, the thinking goes, they could hold the key to developing new therapies for humans at a fraction of the normal cost and potentially yield a trove of new medicines for pets themselves.

Hurried excavations at the site have yielded a trove of art and other artifacts from antiquity.

The I.R.S.'s campaign in the UBS case has already yielded a trove of information and important new policies.

Kebara, paleoanthropological site on Mount Carmel in northern Israel that has yielded a trove of Neanderthal bones and associated artifacts.

The arrest in Pakistan in July of Muhammad Naeem Noor Khan, thought to be an Al Qaeda communications specialist, for instance, yielded a trove of ciphered messages from his computers.

For consumers, though, 2008 yielded a trove of wonderful wines, racy, lively and full of the mineral flavors prized by white Burgundy lovers.

But Mr. Leonard's current lawyers say a competent investigation of his background would have yielded a trove of evidence that might well have persuaded the jury to spare his life.

It was only the second block of houses excavated in Lower Manhattan, and it yielded a trove of artifacts from the city's earliest days -- including a ceramic crucible, proof that a silversmith may have once worked there.