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With this kind of good study habits, so to enable him to have encyclopedic knowledge, learning-rich five cars.

Perhaps it's that we each see a little bit of ourselves in the Simpson patriarch's encyclopedic collection of character flaws.

The site offers an encyclopedic index of diseases and a symptom checker to see what that forehead pain could mean.

Here is an encyclopedic survey of all that Mr. Jobs accomplished, replete with the passion and excitement that it deserves.

We need a powerful government, with an encyclopedic wisdom and a comprehensive governance in all directions.

To be encyclopedic In target selection, the rule of engagement must be considered.

His mom and I worry about his future in the larger world where social skills matter more than an encyclopedic knowledge of hot air balloons.

During the readers, reader s linguistic knowledge, encyclopedic knowledge and inferential ability are interactive.

He enthusiastically demonstrated his encyclopedic knowledge of "American Idol" and his excitement at seeing the "Transformers" movie.

"From Soviet to Putin and Back" is an encyclopedic history of Russia's oil industry, peppered with acerbic remarks about its politics.

Examples of modules are a dictionary module for word explanation and Wikipedia for encyclopedic reference.

Typically, a data set contains knowledge about a particular domain, like books, music, encyclopedic data, companies, you name it.

But although Lagerfeld's knowledge of fashion history is encyclopedic, reverence was not his guide in his radical restructuring of Chanel.

With his encyclopedic industry knowledge, Buffett often is comfortable investing based solely on such reports.

With the diversity of art in their collections, encyclopedic museums argue against this narrow definition of culture.

The image meets general Wikipedia content requirements and is encyclopedic.

Museums should be encyclopedic; they should strive to present art from many different cultures.

Yet the online catalogues of encyclopedic museums are already visited by people from the Arctic Circle to the Horn of Africa.

In this sense, the encyclopedic cultural value and historic significance of Dunhuang are inestimable.

This process is carried on according to the source lexical information, logical information, and encyclopedic information.

With his encyclopedic knowledge and understanding of the KGB and its history, he is finishing a new book called The Orlov KGB File.

I certainly hope humanity can't be distilled into three million articles of encyclopedic knowledge.

One problem is the encyclopedic range typical of introductory courses.

They wanted to organize Plato's dialogues as pedagogy and as the matrix for encyclopedic knowledge.

The lists in this article may contain items which are not notable, encyclopedic, or helpful.

And in the world and time in which we live, encyclopedic museums can play an important role in countering such dangerous tendencies.

From the platform to the base API, this encyclopedic guide to the full display of all aspects of the Java language.

This database provides over 25, 000 encyclopedic entries covering a variety of subject areas.

The huge encyclopedic work was started by Ban Biao.

Qichao Liang has been appraised as "an encyclopedic giant" in China's modern history.

Yet all this depended on Mr Smith's encyclopedic knowledge to find, assess and edit the books;

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an ignorance almost as encyclopedic as his erudition(William James)

How to give your baby encyclopedic knowledge