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The Vibe was built in conjunction with the Toyota Matrix, one of the vehicles identified in the recall.

Indeed, C.F. & I. has not even conducted an operational study of the reservoir that Colorado contends will be built in conjunction with the proposed diversion.

The center was built in conjunction with the Marriott convention hotel, the badly needed keystone to the city's recovery that came close to failing when, Mr. Cohen recounts, banks lost faith in the city.

The survey will be performed by a dedicated array of 350 small radio telescopes that will be built in conjunction with the University of California at Berkeley, at its Hat Creek Observatory near Mount Lassen in Northern California.

The analysis compared the energy usage associated with the houses built in conjunction with the energy efficiency program (test group) with similar new residential construction unrelated to the program (control group).

Built in conjunction with the Discovery Channel's lifestyle brand, the Huawei-Discovery Expedition phone is built for the woodsman, indeed.

Yet the state also tightened some provisions: it limited each grant to $50,000 per employee; it required that companies provide health care for the new workers; and it restricted the incentives to companies that agreed to build in conjunction with the governor's development policies.

Released in the spring, the P20 Pro boasts not two but three cameras, all built in conjunction with Leica, on the back of the handset.

With design and modeling tools from companies like HelioScope, Energy Toolbase, Wiser Capital and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory's Building Component Library (built in conjunction with Concept 3D), the solar industry is beginning to access a large, often ignored market.

Some of the temples are very small, built in conjunction with chapels, and are to allow the Mormons who live in the area the chance to return to the temple often and renew their covenants.

Other major developments in Reykjavik include; a planned expansion of the Keflavik International Airport, the six-floor 5 star Edition Hotel, built in conjunction with Ian Schrager, to be located on the waterfront adjacent to the Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Center.