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The Guardian Green Travel List 2010 is published in association with greentraveller.co.uk and supported by Forum for the Future.

For example, the Journal of Child & Adolescent Mental Health, which is published in association with the South African Association for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Allied Professionals, requires a subscription fee.

The non-peer-reviewed "study" wasn't published in an academic journal, but rather was published "in association with" TCI -- a PR firm -- on its website.

The first nine books were published in association with Quartet Books.

Never Again: A History of the Holocaust by historian Martin Gilbert Harper Collinss, £19.99) has been published in association with the Imperial War Museum in London to coincide with the opening of their permanent Holocaust exhibition.

The project, which is being published in association with conservation charity Nature Canada's Keep Cats Safe and Save Bird Lives initiative, was brought to Dark Horse by consulting editor Hope Nicholson, a Canadian comic-book publisher and editor.

Many users might be mortified if their searches for racy content, niche political viewpoints or their ex-lovers were published in association with their real name.

In fact, the majority of "unclassified" variants identified in this study have been published in association with MHS and/or congenital myopathies and many of them meet all but one of the EMHG criteria.

We Are One is published in hardback by Quadrille Publishing in association with Survival International on 16 October priced £30.

To be published in America by Bloomberg Press in association with The Economist in spring 2008A detailed panorama of the financial world's more arcane mechanisms and how they work (or don't), by our capital markets editor.______________________________________________Pistols at Dawn: A History of DuellingBy Richard Hopton.

To date, no replication study of ERAP1 (formerly known as ARTS1) has been published in AS, although associations have been reported with type 1 diabetes [ 37] and cervical cancer [ 38].