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High Society has commissioned some interactive artworks to help convey the quixotic effects of drugs on mind and body in the sober medium of an exhibition space.

Mr. Stevenson said the paper has commissioned some deep background work that had to be shelved because the candidate involved was tanking by the time the reporting was ready.

Its armed wing, the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, has mostly stuck to a ceasefire agreed between militant factions in March, even after Israeli attacks (though Israel says that Hamas has commissioned some reprisals covertly from other armed groups).

The collection has commissioned some of the artists to create works that blend in with, and in some cases transform, the gallery space itself — inside and out — with the goal of immersing visitors in the world of art.

So Hogarth Press has commissioned some of the world's most respected and popular writers from Margaret Atwood to Gone Girl author Gillian Flynn to "reimagine Shakespeare's plays for a 21st century audience".

The government had commissioned some European-style paintings of local scenery, but Chen had no use for any of it.

In 2013, at a conservative conference in Palm Beach, an oil tycoon named William Lee Hanley, who had commissioned some polls from Patrick Caddell, asked him to show the data to Mercer and Bannon, who were at the event.

Mr. Daellenbach noted that the Brass had already made forays into new music, having commissioned some 80 diverse works over the years, and members of the group may take the enterprise in that or another direction after he puts down his tuba for good.

Cardigan Bay lies in the heart of the Welsh textile industry, so we've commissioned some of the few remaining mills – including one that still uses a 150-year-old loom – to produce a collection of blankets based on traditional designs".

Ford, the motor car company started by virulent anti-semite Henry Ford in 1902, wants the kids to know the dangers of drug driving, and have commissioned some German boffins from the Meyer-Hentschel Institute, the people behind something called an "age suit," to simulate the effects.

The first concert at Miller, "Origins," reviews the genre's early milestones; the second, "Responses," is a richly varied selection of the many works that Schick has commissioned from some of today's finest composers.