It is possible, at least, that Taylor Mill's greatest contribution to the Mills' collaboration, apart from any writing that she did herself, was to turn Mill's attention to the defense of a set progressive ideals and causes to which she was passionately attached: Socialism, women's rights, individual liberty, and above all a "utopian" view of humanity's improvability.
Sullivan's tuneful score was well received, and the opera proved to be his most successful full-length collaboration apart from those with Gilbert.
But from that point the collaboration falls apart.
I'm a member of the ATLAS collaboration so, apart from possible last minute changes between now and Tuesday, I know roughly what ATLAS will say.
Shooting cheaply, devising homemade special effects and casting friends and acquaintances, the Kuchars produced — sometimes in collaboration, sometimes apart — touchstones of the 1960s cinematic avant-garde like "Corruption of the Damned," "Sins of the Fleshapoids" and "Hold Me While I'm Naked".
In 2005, not long after the Jeep collaboration fell apart, according to Mr. Greenburg's timeline, Chrysler produced a series of television commercials featuring Lee A. Iacocca, the automaker's former chief executive, with Snoop Dogg, the once-controversial hip-hop artist.
And like many marriages, many collaborations fall apart.
It is how that story is presented that sets Wright's third big-screen collaboration with Knightley apart.
As with similar collaboration services, Team Apart revolves around voice and audio chat, along with document sharing and editing.
Mentioning the concept of "underground coal gassification," Fallows gives the example of the Texas Clean Energy Project, but offers few details about new technology that has come out of collaboration with China, apart from the fact that they're building many coal-fired power stations and thus, to the extent they are trying to sequester greenhouse gas, could help us scramble up the learning curve.
Among students like the powerhouse pianists Van Cliburn and John Browning, Mr. Wadsworth had an astute ear and gift for collaboration that set him apart as an accompanist, and he was soon racing among midtown recital halls to auditions for singers like the sopranos Reri Grist and Shirley Verrett.
