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Columbia said the house had not been bought for Dr. Sachs but to foster the university's global outreach and its collaboration with global leaders; it will be used for dinners, receptions and meetings for scientists, economists and other international leaders in government and business.

For years the United States government and human rights groups have had reservations about the Colombian military leadership, its human rights record and its collaboration with paramilitary units.

Henry Rousso knows about monstrous and horrible: He's a leading French scholar on the Vichy regime and its collaboration with Nazi Germany.

"Social injustice, immigration, sexual revolutions, racism, etc., are hidden in the apparently funny and light works from the early '90s," he said, referring to pieces he made when working at the Vallauris studio in southern France, famous for its brightly colored wares and its collaboration with artists including Picasso.

HITTING THE SHELVES Ushering us briskly toward spring, Uniqlo introduced two bright new collections this week: its colored denim in seven different hues ($29 for shorts to $49 for full-length jeans), and its collaboration with the Irish designer Orla Kiely ($13 for scarves to $40 for tunics and dresses).

Ultimately, both Mehta and Sachs see the EdCast platform and its collaboration with SDSN as a way to bring education to potentially millions of students.

The institute will draw on research efforts at Novartis plants in Switzerland and its collaborations with small companies and academic centers.

She is responsible for advancing the HMS Information Technology Strategy to enable the school's mission and its collaborations with the Longwood Medical Area hospitals, with nearly 12,000 teaching and research faculty.

MELISSA, the Brazilian company known for its candy-colored plastic shoes and its collaborations with hip designers, is opening Galeria Melissa on Thursday in SoHo -- its first store outside S Paulo.

The investigative methods of the News of the World and its collaborations with Scotland Yard were denounced yesterday after a jury cleared three men of plotting to buy radioactive material for a terrorist "dirty bomb".

Schlegel remained in Jena until December 1801, and his departure on this occasion came at a time which marks a significant turning point in the history of Romanticism: the end of the "Jena circle" and its collaborations.