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In the US, three companies have recently collaborated, with equal success, on performances of George Balanchine's full-length ballet Jewels.

The Baron and Gaston Bonheur have recently collaborated on a play they expect will open in Paris this fall.

The pair have recently collaborated, with Grey providing vocals for the forthcoming, final Throbbing Gristle album, a reinterpretation of the Nico album Desertshore.

Indeed, the World Bank, the World Health Organization, and Capacity Plus have recently collaborated to develop a guide for conducting a DCE to inform HRH policy [ 11].

A group of international experts have recently collaborated to produce an exhaustive taxonomy of BCTs, which names active behaviour change intervention techniques that cannot be reduced to smaller components, such as goal setting or self-monitoring of behaviour.

We pilot-tested this tool in Egypt, where the Egypt Ministry of Health and Population and the U. S. Naval Medical Research Unit No. 3 (NAMRU-3) have recently collaborated to expand laboratory capacity at district fever hospitals as part of a plan to strengthen national hospital-based surveillance for febrile illnesses.

"While reputation surveys do not tell you anything objective about quality, they nevertheless do reflect visibility and awareness by others of a university's activities: academics are likely to be more aware of those with whom they've recently collaborated, those with recent relevant articles and those presenting at conferences.

Beyoncé is also expected to join them, having recently collaborated on "Hymn for the Weekend" and "Up&Up", both of which featured on Coldplay's latest album.

She has recently collaborated with Blood Orange and Kelela, supported Grimes and Florence and the Machine, and she counters spiritual, celestial classical-crossover soundscapes with pertinent political messages.

The Minnesota-based business has recently collaborated with a biodiesel firm to build the world's first motorbike fuelled by pig grease, Driven by Bacon.

One woman noted that the New Museum had recently collaborated with a group called WAGE – Working Artists and the Greater Economy – to take on the issue of artist compensation in an exhibit called "Free".