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31, A collection of valuable items discovered or found; a treasure - trove.

32, The "walk-in," who identified himself as a Chinese intelligence agent, had a detailed file on the W88, apparent proof that China had obtained a trove of American military secrets.

33, A treasure trove of sculptures banned by the Nazis has been uncovered from the bombed-out cellars of a Berlin house destroyed during World War II, German museum officials said on Monday.

34, Cucumber, chilli, aubergine - this is a real vegetable treasure trove.

35, The when persuaded with burning iron the leprechaun revealed his treasure trove.

36, The arboretum is a world treasure trove of botanical resources.

37, Jiuzhaigou county, the collection of extensive treasure trove of human resources.

38, Mother's attic was a treasure trove when we were looking for antiques.

39, Mr. Lei recalls the two moment trying to resell their virtual trove.

40, The Semantic Web would also be a bottomless trove of eureka insights.

41, For specialists, this is a treasure trove of the ancient evidence on necromancy and its related modern scholarship.

42, In fall 2008 researchers found a vast trove of images of humans, birds, and kangaroos painted onto the walls of a rock shelter at the Djulirri archaeological site in northern Australia's Arnhem Land.

43, This is a real archeological treasure trove with its terra - cotta and horses.

44, The finished goods warehouse is a treasure trove to designers and merchandisers looking for inspiration.

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46, If he is right, then perhaps Vasari did Leonardo a favor by covering up the painting — and taking care to leave that cryptic little flag above the trove.

47, Nearby chambers held Tut's legendary trove of funerary goods, including several royal chariots.

48, These can be a treasure trove for this type of information.

49, The planetary treasure trove was found using an instrument called HARPS—short for High Accuracy Radial Velocity Planet Searcher—at the European Southern Observatory's La Silla facility in Chile.

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51, 11 p.m. - A stone's throw from Temple Street lies Broadway Cinematheque arthouse cinema and shop, home to a trove of rare Asian and Hong Kong films, including early Kung-fu classics.

52, "It's thrilling to see this treasure trove of stars, " said William Borucki, science principal investigator for Kepler at NASA's Ames Research Center at Moffett Field, Calif.