Building that houses an archives, which is an institution that stores and preserves non-active public records or other historical documents.
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собрание документов каталонский
arxius Whole of the documents made and received by a juridical or physical person or organization in the conduct of affairs, and preserved.
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Or if you choose to use the alternate approach for large archives:
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I wanted answers to ten thousand questions and access to their archives.
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I read about them somewhere in the archives a long time ago.
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BBC News archives look back on the election campaign and conference season.
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For good measure, take the network's widely linked archives offline for weeks.
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Later I looked it up in the archives of the local paper.
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If you want to browse, feel free to look at the archives.
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A company that's still in business probably wouldn't make its archives public.
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There is also something in New York City called the film archives.
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In particular, the groups comp.archives and comp.protocols.tcp-ip are good places to look.
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I want the resolution filed and put away in the city archives.
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CD-R recorders usually are used to create permanent archives or bootable CDs.
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Within minutes, she had located the local paper's archives for the obituaries.
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Are you looking for something specific in those archives, in that history?
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It exists there as well as on paper and in the archives.
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From the following unpublished notice in the Vatican archives, which M. Eug.
