We went into the studio and came out with the best songs we've co-written in years".
In a guest column co-written in The Economist from January, Mr. Calello argued that the next time a big bank failure looms, officials should be given the authority to order what he described as a "bail-in," forcing banks to recapitalize from within, using private capital, not public money.
Subsequent research, including a paper I co-wrote in Science in 2009 with Boris Worm, the lead author of the 2006 paper, has shown that such warnings were exaggerated.
Perhaps her most famous paper, which she co-wrote in 1986 with her husband, George Akerlof, a Nobel-winning economist, was about the theory of "efficiency wages".
At Columbia, Richards teaches a course, Weapons of Mass Destruction, and the geophysics text book he co-wrote in 1980, Quantitative Seismology, is still used in classrooms today.
It's now 16 years since his breakthrough role, in a film he co-wrote in his 20s with his childhood friend and co-star Affleck, hoping it might be a way for them to get noticed.
She still writes fiction when she isn't being asked to go abroad to speak about Wahlöö, and Martin Beck, and the 10 books she co-wrote in her 30s.
The investigation is a huge embarrassment for GSK, which recently fired the head of its research and development department in Shanghai for misrepresenting data in a paper he co-wrote in 2010.
For example, he helped develop filtering technology used for domestic search engines, according to the summary of a study (itself not in the public domain) he co-wrote in 2005.
The bill he co-wrote in 2003 with Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, the Democrat of Connecticut, faded for various reasons, including objections from environmental campaigners when provisions helpful to the nuclear power industry were added.
Facebook board member and Trump donor Peter Thiel has apologised for a book he co-wrote in 1995 that argued the definition of rape had been expanded to include "seductions that are later regretted".
