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A great catalogue is a work of art in itself.

I can have a look at them, now in the catalogue.

Yeah but she's already got her own catalogue to do it with.

They now have more than 60 books in their catalogue.

How did he even know the catalogue was up there?

All the same, it could use a catalogue and a point of view.

But no catalogue company has continued the practice for long.

But the book is far more than a museum catalogue.

So we've had to get things out of her sister's catalogue if we want them.

I am an author with 14 books in my back catalogue.

In a sense, then, it is not a catalogue at all.

But what about the great names who also figure in the catalogue?

Find someone who has bought something out of a catalogue.

But the catalogue would look great on a coffee table.

No catalogue of them, but only types can be given here.

He also has a long back catalogue of other interesting stuff.

"Now I do the shows to move what is left over from the catalogue sales."

Several books of his work have been published, and a catalogue is available at the show.

Friends said she was helping him with a new catalogue at the time of her death.

The book, however, is much more than just a catalogue of evil.

I have here a catalogue from one of these manufacturers.

Catalogue data on international publication would be available to all.

Remember her training and look at the photographs in your catalogue.

The catalogue says flowers can be expected in 60 days.

For many months, I could not even look at your catalogues.

So far, more than 10 million books have been catalogued there.

There were that many the last time I had them catalogued.

Every one was familiar to me, having been catalogued by my own hand.

The most interesting of the programs they had catalogued were the war games.

Have all the works kept in public museums been catalogued?

And once catalogued, information can be abused by the government as well.

"Do you have anything that needs to be catalogued and filed?"

None are known, so may not have been produced although catalogued.

A print with no different states known is catalogued as "only state".

Fully cataloguing the collection will present problems of its own.

The star they were seeking had of course been catalogued in early times, but nothing further.

The museum catalogued 260,000 works in collections around the world.

Burns catalogued what I'd said and left it at that.

By that time, the collection already had more than 50,000 catalogued objects.

This is what you found, properly catalogued and waiting for them.

There are more than 12 million pictures cataloguing what must be every major news story since the agency was set up in the 30's.

It is vital that we have a policy for cataloguing works of art.

Modern scholars have catalogued well over two hundred of them.

I am especially interested, because I've catalogued and read everything covering those times.

The remains are being carefully catalogued, to present as physical evidence at the trial.

The editors have worked on the letters for about 10 years, and all are catalogued.

"I'm sure this thing has already been catalogued and examined," she said.

At the time, it was just another anomaly to be catalogued.

He got up and went to make a start on cataloguing the ship's medical supplies.

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