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3The sample directory contains a few files with quotes that can be used
4while testing styles.
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6I'll complete this file when I've reorganized my books and audio cd's.
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8If someone makes a nice bibtex file of these, the quotes can also be
9used in testing bibliographic references and citations.
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12\NC \bf file           \NC \bf author            \NC \bf source \NC \NR
13\HL
14\NC stork.tex          \NC David   F. Stork      \NC Hal's Legacy\NC \NR
15\NC knuth.tex          \NC Donald  E. Knuth      \NC \NC \NR
16\NC knuthmath.tex      \NC Donald  E. Knuth      \NC Mathematical Writing (1987), §1 item 13, p.3 \NC \NR
17\NC tufte.tex          \NC Edward  R. Tufte      \NC \NC \NR
18\NC reich.tex          \NC Steve      Reich      \NC City Life (1995) \NC \NR
19\NC materie.tex        \NC Louis      Andriessen \NC De Materie \NC \NR
20\NC douglas.tex        \NC Douglas R. Hofstadter \NC \NC \NR
21\NC dawkins.tex        \NC Richard    Dawkins    \NC \NC \NR
22\NC ward.tex           \NC Peter   D. Ward       \NC The Life and Death of Planet Earth \NC \NR
23\NC zapf.tex           \NC Hermann    Zapf       \NC About micro-typography and the hz-program,
24                                                     Electronic Publishing, vol. 6(3),
25                                                     283-288 (September 1993) \NC \NR
26\NC bryson.tex         \NC Bill       Bryson     \NC A Short History of Nearly Everything,
27                                                     Random House, 2003 \NC \NR
28\NC davis.tex          \NC Kenneth C. Davis      \NC Don't Know Much About History,
29                                                     Everything You Need to Know About American
30                                                     History but Never Learned,
31                                                     HarperCollins, 2003 \NC \NR
32\NC thuan.tex          \NC Trinh Xuan Thuan      \NC Chaos and Harmony, Perspectives on Scientific
33                                                     Revolutions of the Twentieth Century,
34                                                     Oxford University Press, 2001 \NC \NR
35\NC hawking.tex        \NC Steve W. Hawking      \NC The Universe in a Nutshell, Bantam Books
36                                                     Random House, 2001 \NC \NR
37\NC linden.tex         \NC Eugene Linden         \NC The Winds of Change, Climate, Weather, and the
38                                                     Destruction of Civilizations,
39                                                     Simon \& Schuster, 2006, p.106 \NC \NR
40\NC weisman.tex        \NC Alan Weisman          \NC The World Without Us,
41                                                     Thomas Dunne Books, 2007, p.160 \NC \NR
42\NC montgomery.tex     \NC David R Montgomery    \NC Dirt, The Erosion of Civilizations,
43                                                     University of California Press, 2007, p.199 \NC \NR
44\NC carrol.tex         \NC Sean B. Carrol        \NC The Making of the Fittest,
45                                                     Quercus, London, 2006 \NC \NR
46%NC schwarzenegger.tex \NC Arnold Schwarzenegger \NC Several places on the World Wide Web. \NC \NR
47\NC carey.tex          \NC Nessa Carey           \NC The Epigenetics Revolution,
48                                                     Columbia University Press, 2012, p.195 \NC \NR
49\NC waltham.tex        \NC David Waltham         \NC Lucky Planet, why earth is exceptional and what that
50                                                     means for life in the universe,
51                                                     Icon Books Ltd, London, 2014, p.168 \NC \NR
52\NC sapolsky.tex       \NC Robert M. Sapolsky    \NC Why Zebras Don't Have Ulsters,
53                                                     St Martin's Press, 2004 \NC \NR
54\NC mcnish.tex         \NC Hollie McNish         \NC Poetry versus Orchestra, Hollie McNish and Metropole
55                                                     Orkest, conducted by Jules Buckley,
56                                                     MO Black, fall 2016. \NC \NR
57\NC klein.tex          \NC Naomi Klein           \NC No is not enough, defeating the new shock politics,
58                                                     Allen Lane, 2017. \NC \NR
59\NC greenfield.tex     \NC Susan Greenfield      \NC Mind Change, how digital technologies are leaving
60                                                     their mark on the brain,
61                                                     Rider, London, 2014. \NC \NR
62\NC poe.tex            \NC Edgar Allan Poe       \NC A dream within a dream, www.poetryfoundation.org. \NC \NR
63\NC gray.tex           \NC John Gray             \NC https://www.theguardian.com/books/2008/mar/15/society \NC \NR
64\NC dijkstra.tex       \NC Edsger Dijkstra       \NC \NC \NR
65\stoptabulate
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67% Tufte: This quote will always produce hyphenated text, apart from the content,
68% it's a pretty good test case for protruding.
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70% Reich: This is a list of the voice samples from Steve Reich's 1995 composition City Life.
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72% Ward: I should find a quote in the extremely well written Rare Earth as well. All Wards
73% books excell.
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75% A Short History of Nearly Everything: I wish that I had the memory to remember this book
76% verbatim.
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78% Chaos and Harmony: very nice and well written book, but the typography is rather bad:
79% quite visible inter-character spacing in a text that can be typeset quite well by \TeX.
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81% The Universe in a Nutshell: a beautiful designed book, (companion of A Short History
82% of Time).
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84% The World Without Us: A properly typeset, very readable book. Read it and you'll look at
85% the world around you differently (and a bit more freightened).
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87% Dirt, The Erosion of Civilizations: one of those books that you buy immediately after
88% reading a few sentences. Also one of those books that every politician should read.
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90% The Making of the Fittest: nice sample for color and subsentence testing. A very
91% readable book but unfortunately it has inter-character spacing.
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93% The Schwarzenegger letter was originally typeset at a width equivalent to 16.1cm in
94% a default ConTeXt setup.
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96% math-kontinuitet-sv.tex : persson|--|sundqvist.tex (infinitesimalkalkyl)
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