11.   A WOMAN living in Belgium is undertaking a comprehensive study of a tiny North Yorkshire village.

12.   Its aim is to provide the first comprehensive study of childhood injuries in the district and form the basis of an accident prevention drive.

13.   The findings coincide with exclusive publication in this newspaper of the first-ever comprehensive study of GCSE performance in Merseyside and Cheshire.

14.   Although the earlier studies seemed to offer some support for that argument, this more comprehensive study questions that assumption, Dr. Booth said.

15.   And now several unusually comprehensive studies seem to confirm that their tastes, when it comes to obsessions, really are different.

16.   At the same time, McCabe of the EPA said that several federal agencies have begun talking about a comprehensive study of the potential consequences of valley fills.

17.   Berman hopes to end any debate with the most comprehensive study of the ultrafast CT to date.

18.   Black leaders have asked Voinovich to launch a comprehensive study to determine whether Asian Indians have suffered from a history of economic discrimination.

19.   A comprehensive epidemiological study would be the only way to determine the actual numbers of people who died or contracted disease from exposure to tremolite from the mine.

20.   A comprehensive study of the political prisoner who became president of South Africa.