Hill's first memoir, Wiseguy, was written with Nick Pileggi, who was more skilled at turning gangster clichés into a compelling narrative than Hill's present collaborator, Gus Russo.
Ruth Negga plays Mildred, and Joel Edgerton is Richard, while Nichol's ever-present collaborator Michael Shannon turns up as Grey Villet, the Life photographer who covered the story and helped turn it into a key test of civil rights.
A grateful Sullivan presented his collaborator with an engraved silver cup inscribed "W.S. Gilbert from his friend Arthur Sullivan".
When Hammerstein presented his collaborator with the lyrics after two weeks of work (Hammerstein always wrote the words first, then Rodgers would write the melodies), Rodgers wrote the music for the eight-minute song in two hours.
In the previous issue of Critical Care, Roberts and collaborators present the results of a multicenter study in which they prospectively measured the incidence of PRIS [ 1].
The authors would like to acknowledge the excellent scientific and technical skills of present and former collaborators and PhD students whose contributions have been cited in this work.
See related research by Steinvall et al., Steinvall and collaborators present the third study on acute kidney injury (AKI) defined by the RIFLE classification in patients with major burn injury [ 1].
In the previous issue of Breast Cancer Research, Broeks and collaborators present the results of a study suggesting that germline mutations in BRCA1, BRCA2, ATM or CHEK2 may double the risk of radiation-induced contralateral breast cancer following radiotherapy for a first breast cancer.
In a study of this type, we did not have the ability to randomly select a sample of all Nigerian universities for inclusion in the study because we did not have the luxury of having collaborators present at every Nigerian university who could complete the necessary field work.
He presents distributions of collaborators and their clusters and characterizes different patterns of collaboration between distinct fields.
