Object

• information: Often these folders contain more information than in the proof sets.

• link: Virtual Library of Sport - surfing The Virtual Library for Sport contains links for all the sports you can think of!

• detail: Their site contains details of all the celebratory events planned, many of which will be open to the public.

• material: These are also fully cataloged and some contain early material.

• provision: Many of the policies for older motorists contain special provisions designed to assist them.

• element: Every bet, every financial transaction contains an element of risk.

Preposition: on

• site: The information contained on this site is for general guidance only.

Preposition: within

• dustjacket: This is a near fine copy contained within a near fine dustjacket.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• such: Updating is particularly important when the file contains information such as a weekly schedule or a deadline for a program funding announcement.

• relevant: It aims to help researchers identify collections that will contain material relevant to their research.

Adjective complement

• less: Remember, a pile containing less than 16 cubes represents an underweight loaf.

• fat: This is partly because a man's body is made up of more muscle than a woman's body, which contains more fat.

• most: The plans focus on containing most of the new development within existing built-up areas.

Preposition: in

• document: Further metering information is contained in the two documents on the right hand side.

• release: Disclaimer: Pressbox disclaims any accuracy in the content contained in these releases.

• report: The work contained in this report represents a first step toward recognizing the educational and organizational requirements of this key learning technology.

• agreement: It will not be necessary at this stage to consider the merits of those terms which are not contained in the agreement.

• section: Historically the disposition of property in legal conveyancing was contained in the early section, the ' premises of the deed ' .

• volume: The Register begins 12th April 1699, and is contained in seven volumes.