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As part of this effort, it launched its awards to show an appreciation for various filmmakers of Jewish descent.

If the Academy really wanted its awards to reflect the public self-image of the industry, it could limit voting to members who are still working in the business.

Our own music industry has, by contrast, reduced its awards to a few core categories, believing this makes them more important.

The Nobel committee has not been averse in the past to giving the prize to economists who have achieved popular notoriety, as its awards to Mr Friedman and, more recently, Joseph Stiglitz show.

By law, the fund must deduct life insurance and pension payments, death benefits and government assistance from its awards to victims' families, for whom the fund is intended to be an alternative to protracted litigation.

While the temperature dipped below freezing in New York City on Monday night, a large, subterranean restaurant/event space in Manhattan's Meatpacking District was warm with the camaraderie of the New York Film Critics Circle, the oldest of any such organisation, who bestowed its awards to winners at its annual gala.

And the Tyler Environmental Prize, established in 1973 and administered by the University of Southern California, recently doubled its award to $200,000.

But she doesn't need the Costa, and its award to her would not serve readers well.

The tussle on Capitol Hill over the space shuttle Enterprise continued on Tuesday with a senator from Ohio demanding that NASA rescind its award to New York City.

Carmen Callil withdrew from the judging panel of the Man Booker International prize when the other judges decided to give its award to Philip Roth.

The Charles Stark Draper Prize in engineering, established in 1988 and administered by the National Academy of Engineering, increased its award to $500,000 in 1999, from $300,000.