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body of work

NOUN
  1. the total output of a writer or artist (or a substantial part of it)
    he studied the entire Wagnerian oeuvre
    Picasso's work can be divided into periods

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  • Did you plan a trilogy or did the first three albums just end up feeling like a coherent body of work? The Sun
  • Now the unforced viscous, incompressible NS equations are not the equations that describe the climate, but the body of work does indicate that there is a vast mathematical difference between the inviscid and viscous cases, and the impact of using an incorrect kind or size of viscosity in an attempt to compute the continuum solution with the correct kind and size of kinematic viscosity. Exponential Growth in Physical Systems #2 « Climate Audit
  • The body of work includes portraits, landscapes and genre paintings that exemplify the various periods of Russian Realist art.
  • True, it's not as if there isn't already a massive body of work extant on the subject.
  • He has the largest body of work of any American writer with over 30 volumes of novels, screenplays, teleplays, theatre-works and essays.
  • The body of work includes recent acquisitions and both well known and more obscure works from the gallery.
  • It is no accident therefore that this body of work is liberally festooned with skulls; populated by zombies, snarling wolves, vipers, black cats, and gestures towards a sort of apostrophized occultism. Psychedelic Denver
  • The hysterical over-the-top delusionary nature of these convictions of yours are only a couple of the many reasons your body of work here has led pretty much everybody to immediately dismiss your posts and to simply treat you as the ridiculous clown that you so obviously are. Think Progress » The ‘Kristol Ball’ predicts that ‘the bulk’ of health care reform will be repealed by 2013.
  • One is called on constantly to articulate and represent one's practice as a coherent body of work.
  • It's a body of work that engages the mind and enraptures the eye.
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