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Contributions by two guest choreographers were also physically forceful and thematically nebulous.

And for those who want more to read, there is a 600-page catalog with contributions by two dozen of Mr. Huntington's graduate students.

Ida M. Tarbell's The History of the Standard Oil Company (1904) and Lincoln Steffens's The Shame of the Cities (1904) were typical contributions by two members of a large group of journalistic crusaders.

The Leipzig String Quartet added its own wrinkle at Le Poisson Rouge on Wednesday night, playing Haydn's movements in alternation with contributions by two jazz musicians, the pianist Pete Malinverni and the saxophonist Steve Wilson.

For his part, Mr. McCain filed a formal complaint with the Federal Elections Commission today alleging improper campaign contributions by two of Mr. Bush's biggest financial backers in Texas, Charles and Sam Wyly, who spent $2.5 million for television advertising in New York, Ohio and California, attacking Mr. McCain under the name "Republicans for Clean Air".

Previous studies of the coupling of a structural mode and the pressure field induced by a highly subsonic turbulent boundary layer have been concentrated on the determination of the relative contributions by two regions of the wavenumber domain: the high-wavenumber region, at and near the hydrodynamic coincidence, and the low-wavenumber region, at and near the modal wavenumber.

The museum has supplemented this display with contributions by five contemporary artists who either were born in India or have spent time there: Ambreen Butt, Sukanya Rahman, John La Vertu, Pamela Murphy and Pamela Singh.

- a forum on the question of whether Abina was a slave with contributions by three senior scholars working from different perspectives: Sandra Greene, Antoinette Burton, and Kwasi Konadu.

This Festschrift in honor of Prof. Edward F. Wente contains contributions by forty-three of his colleagues and friends.

This book, bringing together contributions by forty-five authors from fourteen countries, represents mostly new material from both emerging and seasoned scholars in the field of philosophy of education.

The book includes contributions by twenty nationally recognized leaders in partnership and strategic planning, as well as an appendix detailing key college and university mergers and closures since 2000.