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In his previous work, "Dot. Con" , which came out in 2002, he chronicled the follies of the stockmarket bubble of the late 1990s.

The fascinating array of lotions is chronicled in The Path-Way To Health, a sort of 17th century version of Men's Health magazine.

His achievements are chronicled in 'Time weekly' and he appeared as the front cover person.

I can think of at least three human foibles chronicled by behavioural economists that regularly impinge on politics.

I was as it's been well chronicled in deep dispute with my record label. . .

The game and its cultural and political contexts have been beautifully chronicled by Terry Frei in his book Horns, Hogs, and Nixon Coming.

A film was made about the game, which became known as the 'Battle of the Aflitos', also chronicled in a book.

Studies have chronicled what individual beneficiaries do with the largesse, but the broader effect is only dimly understood.

The smallest details of the operation had been daily chronicled by the journals .

While not every model is chronicled, a serious attempt has been made to provide an impressive amount of domestic AND foreign models.

Orwell had fought in the Spanish civil war; his disillusion with that cause is chronicled in "Homage to Catalonia" .

It chronicled the unraveling of the Nixon administration in the early 1970s as two Washington Post reporters exposed the Watergate cover up.

Most of the winners, including our first Conversational Case Study organization Darius Goes West, chronicled their efforts by video.

She chronicled her quest on her blog, Not an Activist.

When a graphic element was changed by law or decree it was chronicled in this document.

Because of its vitally important position on the Silk Road, virtually every stage of this progress is chronicled in the caves at Dunhuang.

As chronicled on his blog, Trans World Expedition, Nicolas had stared down many such challenges.

Both were full of old white wooden houses with big front porches and long histories that were chronicled in the local registers.

As Mr Mallaby and many others have chronicled, the president's management style was often temperamental.

Significant events are chronicled to have taken place, shaping our past based on documented lunar eclipses.

Mr Ricks's acclaimed previous book, "Fiasco" , chronicled America's march towards perdition in Iraq.

Her every move in public, no matter how banal, gets chronicled by a swarm of videographers.

We have chronicled many of our activities at school. Look out for many of the school's events in our exhibition area.

They chronicled all the remarkable happenings of the Second World War.

Kuhn wrote The Structure of Scientific Revolutions (1962), which chronicled some of the political wars between two opposing models.

We have tried occasionally to buy toads at bargain prices with results that have been chronicled in past reports.

Based on a true story chronicled in a 2006 NewYork Times article " The bread is famously good but it killed McDonalds" .

Their nuptials were eagerly chronicled by the local media.

The newspapers often chronicled his operations.

Another special chronicled the life of the fattest man in the world.

They chronicled their progress on Twitter, finally posting on September 10 that "our Adults Colls r officially DEWEY FREE. "

During the 35-year interval chronicled in each fossil coral, variations in oxygen isotope ratios followed a 3½ -year cycle.

Faulkner chronicled the life of Mississippi.

The search is chronicled in the NBA's first-ever reality show in China called "Mengniu NBA Basketball Disciple" .

Brian first got bitten by the XQuery bug a few months ago, as chronicled in