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The gems make up a collection that Rahul Kadakia at Christie's New York auction house calls "The Crown Jewels of Hollywood".
Yet if Mr. Cunningham's basic precept is that any movement is equivalent to another, that does not mean his dance works merely make up a collection of steps and gestures.
Later Broderick was pleased to receive a request to make up a collection of his tales to be put into a handbook for U.S. soldiers stationed in the area.
This piecemeal gathering of varied bequests is hardly likely to make up a coherent collection, however.
The talking heads make up a largely overexposed collection of former prosecutors, defense lawyers and pundits.
Other cognitive accounts of individual constructions make up a significant portion of this collection.
Works that span the past half-century from the museum's permanent collection make up a complementary second show.
Jersey dresses, made in Leicestershire and retailing at £59.99, now make up a bigger part of the collection than more expensive tailoring.
"Monographic or archival images of individual designers and fashion magazines make up a large part of our collection," explains Lê to The Creators Project.
Other lesser collections make up a cottage industry of recycled presidential bile and vanity.
Furs make up a small fraction of Adams' collections but are among the priciest items.
