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In 1994, Le Droit des Traités (Treaty Law) was published in two volumes.

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The two DVD volumes were released by Aniplex on August 4, 2010 and September 1, 2010.

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It is a rare event when two volumes of the same book top the Argentine bestseller list.

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The financial sector s explosive growth over the past two decades has fueled the accumulation of exceptionally large volumes of debt.

The other volumes were in preparation.

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At least another forty volumes are anticipated.

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The format of the publication has been changed and now consists of two volumes, each divided into two parts volume I contains universal instruments and volume II regional instruments.

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First published in English in 1989, in 12 volumes, the first of four volumes of the Library Edition was now available in English.

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It is a rare event when two volumes of the same book top the Argentine bestseller list. Nevertheless, the same thing occurred with the first and second volumes of The Argentines , another look at our history by Jorge Lanata, one of Argentina s best known journalists.

The four volumes of this copy (BNF, Fr 2643 BNF, Fr 2644 BNF, Fr 2645 BNF, Fr 2646) contain 112 miniatures painted by well known Brugeois artists of the day, among them Loiset Lyédet, to whom the miniatures in the first two volumes are attributed.