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The MOU was announced in conjunction with A123's second quarter results.

It was announced in conjunction with the annual Palestine International Book Fair, held by the Palestinian Ministry of Culture.

The Reuters news agency reported the Nikkei newspaper in Japan stating the recall would be announced in conjunction with Japan's transport ministry and the US department of transportation.

The move has been announced in conjunction with Paris City Hall, and follows increasing pressure on Airbnb to manage the growing number of illegal listings on the site.

The donation of additional items, including a Cather diary, was announced in conjunction with a two-day Cather conference, which was held Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 and attracted dozens of scholars nationwide.

The initiative has been announced in conjunction with Mission Innovation – an effort from 21 governments, including the US, Britain, Australia, Germany, China and Brazil, to double the amount of public money going into clean energy innovation.

Today, TheFunded.com and the Founder Institute is announcing in conjunction with law firm Wilson Sonsini, Convertible Equity, a startup-friendly seed-financing vehicle intended to replace Convertible Debt notes.

Ellison called to announce a collaboration for an online marketplace for convenience stores and their suppliers, which was announced today in conjunction with Chevron chv and McLane, a subsidiary of Wal-Mart wmt.

The show, which will be produced by FremantleMedia North America and Mr. Cowell's Syco Television, was announced 12 months ago in conjunction with Mr. Cowell's exit from "Idol".

New services for the hand-held communications device include instant messaging offerings from Yahoo and the America Online unit of Time Warner, the companies announced yesterday in conjunction with the CTIA Wireless show in New Orleans.

For years, collectors wooed the Schidlof family without success, but in March Ingles and Hayday announced that, in conjunction with Sotheby's, they would be offering the viola, in a sealed-bids auction with a reserve price of forty-five million dollars—nearly thirty million dollars more than had ever been paid for a Stradivarius.