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The IPO performs the standard central European repertoire from the Classical and Romantic periods, in addition to modern and contemporary works by Israeli and other composers.

Odense is one of Denmark's main manufacturing centres; it is home to the Albani brewery (founded in 1859), in addition to modern machinery, electronics, and pharmaceutical plants.

The museum's more than 18,000 square feet of exhibition space will be devoted to new media, photography, works on paper and the permanent collection in addition to modern and contemporary works.

The agency said that "a number of the terrorists have been killed and others wounded" and that "big quantities of weapons, ammunitions, explosives and night goggles in addition to modern communication sets have been seized".

In addition to modern nursery furniture like the Netto Collection and strollers like the Bugaboo Frog, they offer children's collectibles like a new reproduction of the Rietveld Zig Zag chair ($395), inset, and a 5-by-7-foot wool pile Babar rug ($2,450), right.

Now I am studying colloquial Arabic (Levantine) at the Saifi Institute, where they teach spoken Arabic in addition to Modern Standard.

Two millennia and billions of breast cancer self-exams later, we still use our sense of touch — in addition to modern-day diagnostic tools — to detect those dreaded lumps.

It was the only company in Asia that staged the full-length classics in addition to experimental modern work, that commissioned new work from well-known foreign choreographers, and nurtured emerging dancemakers, some of whom would go on to found their own companies around the world.

In Great Britain the Zoological Society of London maintains, in addition to a modern hospital and pathology laboratories, two general research institutes the Nuffield Institute of Comparative Medicine and the Wellcome Institute of Comparative Physiology.

In addition to the modern Iroquois art, the museum displays the work of earlier Indian artisans including a ball-headed war club, dated in the 1620's, in the form of a woman's head.

Introduces generalized method of moments and the method of M-estimators in addition to more modern versions of these methods dealing with important issues, such as weak identification or biases arising in high dimensions.