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The book, written in a conversational style, is eminently readable and includes comments by some participants in the PBS broadcast.

• To the Editor: "A New Twist in the Debate Over Mothers" includes comments by women who question Sarah Palin's ability to be an adequate mother of five children while serving as vice president of the United States.

The film includes comments by the architects Philip Johnson, I. M. Pei and James Ingo Freed, as well as by Anni Albers, whose textiles and designs are featured in a retrospective at the museum through Aug. 20.

This memoir, completed just before Blass died in June at the age of 79 and edited by Cathy Horyn, fashion critic of The Times, includes comments by friends and lots of pictures; it covers the highlights in the life of the man with style and humor.

Alongside music from the game, the compilation includes comments by Yuji Naka and an interview with Nakamura.

This post has been updated to include comments by Trump and Durbin on Friday morning.

A Sept. 7 article on lightweight men's T-shirts included comments by John Dewis, an actor, who praised shirts made by American Apparel.

Chinese media coverage of the Lima climate change talks included comments by the country's top climate negotiator who described the deal reached as "balanced".

In a separate account of the same meeting, Xinhua included comments by Mr. Meng and Xi Jinping, the incoming president, but left out any mention of re-education through labor.

The day I was given a preview by one of Mr. Saatchi's retinue, I watched a discussion about the place on television and read a week-old Time Out magazine with a long article about the gallery, including comments by Mr. Hirst, who declared the enterprise pointless and a waste of time.

Photo essays, video and audio presentations -- including comments by people around the nation -- and lesson plans from The Learning Network are also available: www.nytimes.com/race Correction: July 7, 2000, Friday An article on Sunday about a white quarterback at the historically black Southern University in Louisiana misstated the number of colleges in the top division in college football.