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"To find an image from him with homoerotic content front and center -- and in a print, which circulated to a mass audience -- that's compelling," Mr. Katz said.

Advances in printing technology — glossy coated paper stock, high-speed presses and quick-drying inks — meant that these images would be circulated to a large audience of magazine subscribers.

The report, dated May 31 and circulated to a few state agencies this week by Mr. McCall's office, was given to The New York Times by one of the agencies.

A painter of vigorous figurative abstractions, Herbert Gentry received his widest exposure in this country four years ago when he was featured in "Explorations in the City of Light: African-American Artists in Paris, 1945-1965," an exhibition that circulated to a number of United States museums.

His document, first circulated to a very strictly limited group of senior mandarins in the Scottish Office, and then, in 1975, given to a few senior Cabinet Office figures, asserts that the Department of Trade and Industry, then under Tory control, hadn't properly grasped oil's future value.

The radiators are uncovered black panels with tubes of cooling fluid circulated to a cold storage system.

The copy that made its way to the Internet was an almost-complete working version of the film that had been circulated to an advertising agency as part of the run-up to theatrical release.

The results of this review were circulated to an online panel of clinicians for review.

The completed analysis was presented at international and national seminars and circulated to an informal reference group of clinicians and social scientists (see acknowledgments).

The inclusion of both influenza B lineages would provide a direct benefit to vaccine recipients whenever a large number of circulating influenza B viruses does not match the lineage chosen for trivalent vaccines, either because the lineage prediction was incorrect or because both lineages co-circulated to a significant degree.

Circulating to a lesser extent, other genotypes identified by the NRC were A, B3, D8, D9, H1, H2, and, recently, G3 (7.5% in 2011).