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Things bibliography often describes (“bibliography ________”)
sources, association, list, note, primary, chapter, no., introduction, books, reference, society, series, anonymous, works, hudson, page, abbot, history, academy, institute, references, general, college, section, abbey, black, texts, index, main, papers, abbate, manuscript, entry, directory, bank, council, documents, bishop, passim, editions, preface, archives, literature, commission, elder, items, committee, allen, catalogue, publications, baron, card, aland, catalogs, annual, adams, supplement, artists, library, department, continued, moments, ref, report, division, issue, office, author, anderson, reports, alderman, foreword, editor, collections, journal, cat, bureau, gyatso, cards, board, item, albanese, methodology
How bibliography often is described (“________ bibliography”)
annotated, extensive, complete, comprehensive, select, full, excellent, good, useful, national, short, selective, brief, critical, further, exhaustive, detailed, current, valuable, additional, recent, bio, international, selected, lengthy, descriptive, earlier, date, unannotated, historical, classified, helpful, standard, retrospective, substantial, thorough, partial, relevant, rich, cumulative, extended, subject, vast, preliminary, analytical, fuller, supplementary, ample, copious, systematic, definitive, adequate, elaborate, accompanying, concise, chronological, introductory, impressive, invaluable, massive, tentative, specialized, topical, abundant, indexed
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