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Last week, for eight performances covering May 24-29, "Mormon" set its latest record of $1.169 million, or 119 percent of the maximum possible gross (due to sales of premium-price tickets, which are common for commercial productions).

In the molecular clock analyses, the basal node of the tree was dated with the latest record of N. falkneri (Nowa Wieś Królewska, Poland), which was classified to the Astaracian (MN6/7) [ 51, 52], corresponding to a time period comprising the Middle Miocene Langhian (15.97 to 13.65 mya) and the Serravallian (13.65 to 11.61 mya) [ 53].

(The set drew mostly from "Traced in Air," the band's latest record, on Season of Mist).

For his latest record, "Out of the Game" (Decca), he paired with a similarly savvy, similarly pompadoured producer, Mark Ronson; the result was a fine vintage effort of 1970s-influenced soft rock.

So there is time enough to revel in the latest recording of Rachmaninoff's wonderful Vespers, as the "All-Night Vigil" is also known.

The latest recording of Hartmann's best-known work, the "Concerto Funèbre" for violin and strings (ECM New Series 1720), presents a more typical view of the composer.

Sylvia evokes a bygone era when iconoclastic young poets used to gather on weekends and listen to the latest recording of Robert Lowell reading his work.

His latest recording, of the two Chopin piano concertos, with Zubin Mehta conducting the Vienna Philharmonic, just issued by Deutsche Grammophon, has been promoted almost as evidence of a new, more mature Lang Lang.

His latest recording of sorts.

For his effort, he won the 'Best Male Solo Artist' award at the 14th Mnet Asian Music Awards and late Record of the Year award for One Of A Kind at the 22nd Seoul Music Awards.

We generated an aggregated stage variable that used either Tumour, Node, Metastases or Dukes stage to minimise the impact of missing data in our analysis, thereby creating three groups: 'Early' (Dukes A or B or no node involvement), 'Late' (record of Dukes stage C or D, node involvement or metastases) or missing (insufficient data to assign a stage).