The targets are oil, coal, shale oil, and, if you believe the oil industry's press releases, the largest trove of natural gas on the continent. |
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I just found a treasure trove of books about this stuff that look really good. |
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This book is a treasure trove of chocolate chip and oatmeal cookie recipes. |
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There are plenty of extra tracks and studio out-takes, a fan's treasure trove. |
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In short, the videos were a treasure trove for Democrats looking for perfectly bite-sized, tweetable nuggets. |
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The leftover unaired performances were often as good and a valuable treasure trove for fans of the particular artist. |
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A treasure trove of undiscovered marine life has been found on an underwater mountain top in the Caribbean. |
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He wrote to me to share a little part of the treasure trove of maladdressed mail he has picked up since his elevation to the peerage. |
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Then the treasure trove panel awarded the stone to Shetland, so it came to our local museum, which is where it would have come anyway. |
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Herein, an incomparable trove of creepy-crawlies that would like to feast on you for lunch. |
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She is arrested and, during a search, he discovers her treasure trove of art and music. |
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This extraordinary volume for an unusual man is a treasure trove for the inquiring mind. |
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Louisiana's culinary reputation owes as much to this trove of seafood as it does to the creative seasonings of Cajun cuisine. |
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Mr Field must now wait for the Suffolk coroner to hold an inquest to decide if the coins are treasure trove of if they will be returned to him. |
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The island offers a treasure trove of beautiful ancient temples, stunning scenery and golden windswept beaches for discovery at your leisure. |
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In short, there is a rich trove of primary source material from which to work. |
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There is a treasure trove of marketing materials, too, including the original press kit, which is a complete hoot to see on the screen. |
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Facility restrooms might be a treasure trove of nonessential electric loads. |
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Taking in his bookcases and desk drawers, I realized that there could be a treasure trove of escape items. |
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But at one York pub, the lost property collection is a treasure trove of unusual items, including accessories for a false hand. |
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If I'm lucky, I'll see deer, rabbits, frogs, and find a treasure trove of the wild blackberry bushes their property is lousy with. |
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Then there is the little library which is a veritable treasure trove on Kangra's rich heritage. |
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Within this treasure trove of biodiversity, the crown jewel is a seven-year-old national park on a peninsula in the northeast corner. |
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The material inside the skull is an aggregate of clay-sized chloritic material and is a treasure trove of minerals. |
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It all adds up to a real treasure trove, and a fine summary of the glories of European cinema. |
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What lacked so far is an authentic compilation of facts about this treasure trove of nature. |
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The warehouse is a treasure trove of inexpensive art supplies, including fabric remnants, wallpaper samples, tiles, and picture frames. |
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Crouching underneath two huge, tired-looking horse chestnut trees, we were overawed by the treasure trove among the fallen leaves. |
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A treasure trove of information is encoded inside your object code, and this tool lets you see it. |
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Extras include a treasure trove of promotional spots and trailers from both the series and the feature film. |
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The pub itself is a delightful treasure trove of eccentric bric-a-brac and antiques, which makes it an even more desirable destination. |
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Americans, by and large, view nature as a treasure trove of useful resources waiting to be harnessed for productive ends. |
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The book is a treasure trove of information about how some of the hottest public debates affected the day-to-day work of a government agency. |
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The book is a treasure trove of primary research on a wide spectrum of countries over a period covering two centuries. |
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Add some 3,900 rare books and 580 manuscript collections and you have a veritable treasure trove of data and documents, a researcher's dream. |
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The result of her research is a 44-page book and a linguistic treasure trove. |
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He also has a treasure trove of beer facts and information to school anyone on the secrets of the suds. |
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The noodle dish was a veritable treasure trove of fish, chicken meat, tempura prawn and soft noodles. |
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As we walked along the shoreline, ghost crabs danced among the trove of shells deposited by the ebbing tide. |
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The knights had amassed a large trove of wealth over the years which led them to be accredited with the invention of modern banking. |
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Inside laid a treasure trove of personal effects belonging to Earl Sandstrum. |
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Each won medals aplenty, both trousering the treasure trove of Olympic gold, each held world records galore. |
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A long-sought trove of rare Beatles material reportedly found last month by a British tourist remained lost, a leading Beatles expert said. |
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The legendary Faberge created a trove of treasures for the Tsars that endure as priceless examples of the craftsman's art. |
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The walls around flicker with refractions from the gem-encrusted trove that is the Iranian Crown Jewels. |
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A trove of compositions was found in a private collection and now his most famous, The Four Seasons, is a favourite. |
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Though not impressive in its visual presentation, the site is a trove of interesting material on world civilization. |
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For a tunesmith who apparently has a treasure trove of 8 million songs, he is still at the mini-album stage. |
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This treasure trove of information details the daring deeds and derring-do of a galaxy of Headingley Stadium stars. |
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His house became a treasure trove and even his attic walls were covered with murals which he created by candlelight. |
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They are under no obligation to hand it to authorities because it contains no precious metals and is not considered treasure trove. |
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A medieval gold ring found in a Wiltshire field was declared treasure trove at an inquest in Chippenham yesterday. |
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The present book breaks new ground, unearthing a treasure trove of visual delights as well as a profusion of new information. |
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This album will turn up, by chance, in the hidden trove of the reseller of Cabrera Infante's books. |
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Besides a trove of data showing that the rich really are getting much richer, the book is full of peppery gallic asides. |
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Take a stroll through the spice-scented streets and discover a treasure trove of silverware, brassware, ethnic jewellery, jasmine garlands and silk saris. |
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Among its treasure trove of fauna, New Zealand has other unique species such as the nocturnal, flightless kakapo, the world's largest parrot, of which only 83 remain. |
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The auction contains a treasure trove of signature pieces including chokers, tiaras, earrings and a myriad of other costume jewelry once owned by Hilton. |
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The Bank of England website contains a treasure trove of banknote trivia. |
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Imagine the treasure trove of biting one-liners Maggie Smith would deliver about a relative dating a black man. |
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Every ambitious 19th-century show, especially in the area of Impessionism and post-Impressionism, has been obliged to borrow from this fabulous trove of avant-garde painting. |
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Would a state with a keen understanding of the power of propaganda be so willing to just throw away such a trove of information? |
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After Blumenfeld died his family feuded over his treasure trove of pictures and negatives. |
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I just take them to Colonel March, the coroner, tell him where I found them and he rules they're lost property, not treasure trove, and gives them back to me. |
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An agreement was reached in 1960 allowing restricted public access, but the collection retained its almost legendary aura as a virtually inaccessible treasure trove. |
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A trove of photos found after his death reveals he spent this time documenting the crazy world around him. |
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A trove of Bush-era emails that had been quote-unquote-lost resurfaced in 2009, the victim of an ostensible act of mislabeling. |
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After discovering a trove of unknown photographs at an auction, John Maloof set about exposing the nanny-cum-artist who took them. |
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Storage containers hold a treasure trove of mascara, lipstick, blush, and other makeup. |
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Indeed, after nearly four years, there is a treasure trove of hyperbolic, over-the-top soundbites about it. |
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All three slim volumes are packed with pictures old and new, and contain a treasure trove of information about both how steam engines were made and used. |
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This book is intended as a treasure trove of useless information. |
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It goes without saying that the particular eyes of the particular kids in the room immediately lit up at the possibilities such a treasure trove of breakables threw up. |
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Down the steps here into a treasure trove of stores selling gifts, leather goods, fun jewelry, men's and women's accessories, ties, belts and shoes. |
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It plunges into a vast trove of transaction data and comes up with related products. |
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The old bridge is a trove of goldsmiths and traditional craftsmen. |
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This is a treasure trove of Avesta, Pahlavi and Pazend manuscripts. |
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From 1960 to 1967, hopper disappeared from Hollywood, and this trove of images helps document how he spent his time. |
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The same massive evidence trove body cameras create can, if used selectively, humiliate and indict average citizens. |
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It was while working on a wreck in the Erme Estuary in the 1980s in Devon that Neville found a treasure trove of gold and other artefacts. |
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When they weren't praying, they were cooking up a treasure trove of culinary treats, such as rakott knimpli, paprikas csirke and gomboc. |
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I had obtained copies of Howe's official ATF records, which proved to be a veritable treasure trove. |
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The Minster House Antique Centre is a wonderful treasure trove of antiques and vintage pieces from all periods. |
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The first map shows the places of origin of 37 Merovingian coins found in the Sutton Hoo treasure trove. |
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The finder of treasure trove owns it against the landowner and everyone else except the true owner. |
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A trip with her sister to Roundtop, Texas, proved to be a treasure trove for vintage beds, furnishings, and quilts. |
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We gained access to a trove of skate zines that dated back to 1977 but also featured zines that had come out the day before. |
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It is a field especially attractive to nonacademic historians, and often to the wives or children of famous men who have access to the trove of letters and documents. |
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The surviving plays by Aristophanes are also a treasure trove of comic presentation, while Herodotus and Thucydides are two of the most influential historians in this period. |
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The band plays the familiar classics such as Work Song and Mercy, Mercy, Mercy but also include some lesser known gems from the Adderley treasure trove. |
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Serving real ales from across the UK, the Boars Head has everything from light Oakham ales to current flavour of the month Salopian Brewery's Treasure Trove ale on tap. |
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