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The building would house the art-glass collection established by Edward Drummond Libbey, a glass magnate who, with his wife, founded the Toledo Museum in 1901.

Ohio CANTON CLASSIC CAR MUSEUM A collection established by the late Marsh Belden Sr. of 45 unusual classic and special-interest automobiles.

She was the one who was responsible, in the early 1980's, for expanding the carriage collection established by Ward Melville, the tycoon who spent millions on historic preservation in Stony Brook.

The widespread need to reduce public expenditure and meet the targets for separate collection established by current national and European legislation requires regulatory authorities to reorganize their municipal waste management systems to improve both their economic and environmental performance.

This is one of France's largest Matisse collections, established by the artist himself in 1952.

9 15 A.M. (Showtime) THE ART OF THE STEAL (2009) Don Argott chronicles the contentious history of the Barnes Foundation, a private art collection established in suburban Philadelphia by Albert C. Barnes (1872-1951), above, a chemist who made a fortune by developing an antiseptic drug.

2 30 P.M. (Sundance) THE ART OF THE STEAL (2010) Don Argott chronicles the contentious history of the Barnes Foundation, the private art collection established in suburban Philadelphia by Albert C. Barnes (1872-1951), below, a chemist who made a fortune by developing an antiseptic drug.

Genotyping of the whole mungbean collection currently consisting of more than 6,700 accessions was out of scope for the present study, therefore the AVRDC – The World Vegetable Center mungbean core collection was established by geographical stratification of the whole collection comprising more than 5,000 accessions and subsequent diversity analysis based on eight phenotypic descriptors.

The collection was established by Louis Agassiz who brought with him considerable European material initially obtained for the Natural History Collections of Harvard College.

Known as the ToxCast chemical inventory, this broad collection was established by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and made available to Quintana and colleagues for study.

We assume that a drop-off strategy is in place according to which product holders travel to the collection centers established by the company for returning their used goods.