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He stayed at Cornell for his entire career, becoming a close collaborator of V. Snyder.

He also became a close collaborator of Danish guitarist Pierre Dorge.

But a close collaborator of Mr. Nagin acknowledged that the process has lagged.

He remained a close collaborator of Nixon's throughout his post-presidency, assisting him with his memoirs and other writings.

PAGE C1 Obituaries DONYA FEUER, 77 She was an American modern-dance choreographer who was a close collaborator of Ingmar Bergman.

Subsequently, Gordon became a close collaborator of the young tsar, entertaining him, teaching him ballistic science, and also supervising the war-game maneuvers of Peter's specially trained troops.

We got word from Ed Burch, a close collaborator and friend of Jay's for many years.

1645 Russia 1729 Solovetsky, Russia Pyotr Andreyevich, Count Tolstoy, (born 1645, Russia died 1729, Solovetsky Monastery, Solovetsky Island, in the White Sea, Russian Empire) diplomat and statesman who was a close collaborator and influential adviser of Peter I the Great of Russia (reigned 1682 1725).

Meitner was a lifelong close collaborator of Otto Hahn, who was awarded the Nobel Prize (in Chemistry, although many Chemistry Nobels now go to fields we consider Physics, and vice versa) for the discovery of nuclear fission.

Mr. Curson and the saxophonist Bill Barron, a close collaborator, formed the front line of Mr. Taylor's quintet on "Love for Sale," an oblique but swinging album released in 1959.

Her anger was matched by that of Roy Singham, a close collaborator with Swartz who founded the Freedom to Connect initiative.