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AMERICAN COMPOSERS ORCHESTRA The venerable band makes some prominent composer-performers (including Vijay Iyer on piano, Steven Mackey on guitar, and Harold Meltzer on harpsichord) sing for their supper by soloing in their own works.

Still, UBS has made some prominent hires of its own.

But Tillerson's close ties to Russia are making some prominent Republican hawks nervous.

Important contributions were made by some prominent literary families.

Taking a palette of MAC's Cream Colour (yes, it's spelled the British way) and bases of army green, tan, peach, rust and cocoa, he sculptured and highlighted the face to make some features appear prominent and others recede, almost like a relief out of a museum.

Mel Gibson's provocative new film, "The Passion of the Christ," is making some of Hollywood's most prominent executives uncomfortable in ways that may damage Mr. Gibson's career.

D1 HOUSE & HOME F1-12 ARTS E1-10 Gibson May Have Hurt Career Mel Gibson's provocative new film, "The Passion of the Christ," is making some of Hollywood's most prominent executives uncomfortable in ways that may damage his career.

The questions being raised in Congress over the deal — led by Representative Ileana Ros-Lehtinen of Florida and Senator John Kyl of Arizona, both Republicans, as well as many prominent Democrats — made some people wary of another firestorm like the Dubai Ports deal of two years ago.

York concludes, "Spitzer might make it if some prominent allies were willing to throw their bodies in front of a train for him.

He makes many prominent friends, including a politician, Barrington Erle, who suggests he stands for parliament.

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