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The scheme combines work by central and state governments and a number of other partners largely technology firms that capture and process individuals' data.

"The Sands," designed by Justin Berry, Valentina Zamfirescu, and Ilana Savdie, combines work by 16 artists into a virtual reality experience.

Foreign magazines like Mr. Bei's, which combines work by Western and Chinese authors, must have permits for import, although many circulate in intellectual circles and essays published overseas are often available on the Chinese Internet.

March 7 2012 March 12 201212 Christie's covers similar ground, beginning with one of its "First Open" sales (March 7), which combines works by younger artists (such as Kehinde Wiley and Wangechi Mutu) with mid-range pieces by more established names.

His part on logic reproduces Blemmydes' Epitome logica with some additions; his part on natural philosophy combines works by Blemmydes with works by Pachymeres and Michael of Ephesus; his part on the quadrivial disciplines is identical with the Logic and Quadrivium by the anonymous of 1007.

Organized by Houston artist Trenton Doyle Hancock, the eye-opening parade of paintings, sculptures, drawings, collages and a video combines works by three well-known artists who have made their careers in Los Angeles with five up-and-coming artists from around the United States.

In it Ohlin combined work by Heckscher with approaches formed in his own doctoral thesis.

I seek to combine work by artists who are very different, to better represent the diversity of the field today.

Removed the black background and used as part of the background of the combined work by Thomas Pfau, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/legalcode.

Combining works by Wagner and Schoenberg for a concert program, as the Ensemble ACJW did in Paul Hall at the Juilliard School on Friday night, makes sense.

The Carnegie program reflects Ms. Alsop's predilections, combining works by Americans whose music she has fostered, John Adams's "Shaker Loops" and Jennifer Higdon's "Concerto 4-3," with a relatively unknown symphony by a 20th-century master, Prokofiev's Fourth.