Throughout the year, readers of Science are invited to nominate papers appearing in the Research Articles or Reports sections.
Malcev successfully nominated the paper for an award of the Presidium of the Siberian Branch of the Academy of Sciences (Sobolev and Malcev were the only Presidium members from the Institute of Mathematics at the time).
Switch, who co-produced her best-known track, the Grammy-nominated "Paper Planes," M.I.A. made "Matangi" a primer of what she can do.
Ben LaBolt, Mr. Emanuel's spokesman, said that voters from every one of the city's 50 wards had signed his nominating paper and that many of the out-of-town collectors were paid campaign staff members, who gathered almost half of all petition signatures.
It's something we are all susceptible to," the Columbia University psychologist Daniel Ames, one of several scholars to nominate this paper, said.
To do this, I solicited the opinion of many leading psychologists, asking them to nominate a paper or two, with a brief explanation for their choice.
But Illinois law requires that someone objecting to a candidate's nominating papers bring both the original and two duplicates.
Officials removed Angelique Collins, 23, the daughter of State Representative Annazette R. Collins, from the ballot because she had not used her legal last name, Momon, on her nominating papers.
The Illinois board of elections confirmed to the Guardian that there were two failed attempts to challenge the nominating papers of presidential candidates on Wednesday.
A representative for Ms. Coakley, a Democrat, picked up nominating papers from the Secretary of State William F. Galvin's office, said a Coakley spokeswoman, Alex Zaroulis, who would not elaborate.
A representative for Mr. Lynch, a Democrat from South Boston who was elected in 2001, picked up nominating papers from the secretary of state's office to run in the special election, scheduled for Jan . 19
