"I loved working with Peter on the many records I have produced over the years, " he said.
On Ancestry.com, many records were created when the subjects were still alive and so are likely to be accurate.
McCartney's father was an amateur musician, but there weren't many records around the house when he was growing up.
In the digital age, when many records are made and maintained in electronic form, we have extraordinary opportunities to improve records management.
Further, if evidence of pregnancy has some value to the case (which it rarely would), evidence is plentiful through the existence of the many records that would establish that the victim had, in fact, been pregnant including, ironically, the medical transcripts of an abortion.
But Mead has never sold many records, and after runs on two big labels (followed by brief stops on two minuscule ones), he's found himself starting over: Late last year, he released his new album (Almost and Always) through a service called NoiseTrade, on which listeners can either pay what they want or receive a free download in exchange for the email addresses of five friends.
Also, many dental records were lost in the flood, along with personal effects needed for a DNA match.
Many medical records are still kept on paper in cabinets, probably making them more secure than the computer screen.
Hang Yingwei, president of Shanghai Construction Group Co, told Xinhua news agency that the tower will break many world records.
Many auction records were broken as the May sales season ended, but that exuberance came with a case of nerves.
Many scoring records have been shattered in recent years but more than two decades have passed since Pakistan's Majid Khan struck a century before lunch against New Zealand in Karachi.
Even the many live records, including this two-disc set, are only intermittently great: Booker was prone to effusive showboating, and because he could dazzle on autopilot, that's often how he rolled when performing.
In particular, corporate-governance regulations in many parts of the world require companies to archive electronic records for many years for compliance purposes.
Many electronic health records originated as practice management software, with billing as the central purpose.
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One of the reasons Turing's papers were so valuable is that many of the records of Bletchley were deliberately destroyed after the war.
The story was based on clinic records, many with handwritten notations, the New Times said it obtained.
Mutual funds, by law must disclose their voting records so many choose just not to take a stand.
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DeCode has exclusive rights to the Icelandic genome, and to the detailed genealogical records that many Icelanders have kept.
"These first-hand accounts are often the only surviving records of many indigenous languages, " Nelson told the AFP news agency.
Kenny has been Land Speed Racing for over 35 years, has set dozens of records, many of which still stand today.
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Although the law does not yet allow the government to harvest gun ownership information from medical records, many gun owners are concerned such information may not remain private.
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The campaign culminated in the release of a few records, many composed by Chip Davis, who later gained fame as the founder of the instrumental group Mannheim Steamroller.
In the absence of long-term studies, we are left with data like the cataract findings that come not from a study per se, but rather from examining the health records of many thousands of people on antidepressants and looking to see which conditions are more common in these people than in folks not on antidepressants.
"The records show how many of the citizens of Hull were involved in defending the city, " she added.
Taxpayers were asked how many hours they spent keeping records, deciphering the tax code and filing their 1983 tax forms.
As in the U.S., most gun homicides in Canada are committed by young males, many of them with criminal records.
Barclays, for instance, has good figures on fraud in its credit-card business, but until recently it kept no records on how many times its dealers have breached trading controls.
At trial, the court denied a Motion to Suppress but on appeal the Florida Supreme Court reversed, holding that in order to reach the level of probable cause, the State needed to demonstrate the reliability of Aldo through such factors as field-performance records showing how many times the dog had falsely alerted.
Certainly it has been hot, and many towns have set daily temperature records.
He has broken a series of records, and broken many bones along the way in the demanding world of jump racing.
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