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- noun A
book ofcharts .
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A 244-page "chartbook" released Wednesday by the Canadian Health Services Research Foundation - a comprehensive compendium of studies, surveys and statistics - assessed various aspects of the system to gauge its effectiveness, capacity, safety and access.
Ottawa Sun 2010
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A 244-page "chartbook" released Wednesday by the Canadian Health Services Research Foundation - a comprehensive compendium of studies, surveys and statistics - assessed various aspects of the system to gauge its effectiveness, capacity, safety and access.
Ottawa Sun 2010
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This chartbook focuses on the labor market situation in selected countries in the 1996-2006 period.
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The appendix describes the definitions, sources, and methods used to compile the data in the chartbook.
Statistics: Facts: Chartbook of International Labor Comparisons (1996-2006) « ResourceShelf 2008
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This chartbook focuses on the labor market situation in selected countries in the 1996-2006 period.
Statistics: Facts: Chartbook of International Labor Comparisons (1996-2006) « ResourceShelf 2008
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The appendix describes the definitions, sources, and methods used to compile the data in the chartbook.
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The chartbook maps each indicator so that state and regional patterns can be discerned.
New Report, How Americans Use Instant Messaging « ResourceShelf 2004
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As Carmen Reinhart documented in her impressive chartbook of the last several hundred years of international financial crises, the United States has actually defaulted on its debt obligations before.
NYT > Home Page By CATHERINE RAMPELL 2011
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As Carmen Reinhart documented in her impressive chartbook of the last several hundred years of international financial crises, the United States has actually defaulted on its debt obligations before.
NYT > Home Page By CATHERINE RAMPELL 2011
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As Carmen Reinhart documented in her impressive chartbook of the last several hundred years of international financial crises, the United States has actually defaulted on its debt obligations before.
NYT > Home Page By CATHERINE RAMPELL 2011
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