General Assembly
- A/RES/57/100 - The 100th resolution of the General Assembly in Session 57 (the year 2002-2003).
- A/RES/1239(XIII) - Prior to 1960 (session 15), General Assembly resolutions were numbered consecutively from the beginning, with the session number given in roman numerals. This is the 1239th resolution, which was passed in session 13 (1958–1959).
- A/45/712 - A General Assembly document, number 712 session 45. Sometimes a report or an official letter of representation. These are documents which are referred to during the business of a meeting.
- A/4867 - A General Assembly document from before 1975 when they were numbered sequentially.
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