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3. Hyundai Accent 4. Ford Mustang Boss 302 5. Volkswagen Passat TDI 6. Kia Optima 7. Audi A7 8. Range Rover Evoque 9. Cadillac CTS-V Wagon 10. Dodge Durango 1. BMW 1 SERIES M ($47,010) Granted, this low production high-performance edition of the small BMW is virtually unattainable.

Apple is rolling out a new version of its Nano, the seventh edition of the smallest iPod.

(Roslyn Sulcas) Dance Gallery Festival (Thursday, through Oct. 15) Presented by Von Ussar Danceworks, the fifth edition of this small festival offers new work from emerging and well-known choreographers, including Camille A. Brown, CorbinDances, Rick McCulough, Jeremy McQueen, NobleMotion Dance, Somebodies Dance Theater, Mojca Ussar and Von Ussar Danceworks.

A revised, expanded edition of "In Small Things Forgotten: The Archaeology of Early American Life" (Doubleday, 1996), remains in print, as does "Flowerdew Hundred: The Archaeology of a Virginia Plantation" (University Press of Virginia, 1993).

With more than 80 artists, this is the smallest edition of the show in a while, and it feels that way, sparsely populated, even as it fills three floors and more of the museum and continues at the Park Avenue Armory, that moldering pile at 67th Street, with an ambitious program of performance art (through March 23).

10, 11 The −2 log likelihood (which is the parameter in the Cox regression) of the 6th edition was compared to that of the 7th edition; the smaller the value of this statistic, the better the model.

The opening sentence of the back-cover blurb for the paperback edition of Andrea Levy's Small Island is misleading: "It is 1948, and England is recovering from a war".

(This never happened; the closest Gysin got was a small edition of the "Dreamachine" produced by Carlo Levi, a publisher in Basel, Switzerland, in 1979).

We limit our analysis to first-edition books, ignoring the small number of second-edition volumes that came out in only slightly revised form.

The Tayacian industry of France and Israel is believed to be a smaller edition of the Clactonian.

His companion is his small, battered edition of the "Odes".