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A number of the imprint's books are being published "in collaboration with" Christianity Today.

"How has anything changed?" This report was published in collaboration with City Bureau, a Chicago-based journalism lab.

It was published in collaboration with the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation.So, if the removal of the forests from the mountains whose rivers feed the coastal cities is not to blame for disastrous floods, what is?

There was a comprehensive series of the songs of Frank Bridge, John Ireland and Peter Warlock; lesser-known composers deserving recognition included Dennis Browne and Robin Milford, and there were anthologies, such as the ongoing series, A Century Of English Song, published in collaboration with the Association of English Singers and Speakers.

He's most famous for "Grand Illusion" and "The Rules of the Game," from the late thirties, and Pascal Mérigeau's ample biography of him (published in collaboration with RatPac Press, founded by the filmmaker Brett Ratner), which I'm in the middle of reading, illuminates Renoir's wide-ranging artistic energies and inspirations, his teeming private life, and the crucial milieu that informed him.

As well as collecting old bits of furniture he finds in skips, which he remakes into what he calls 'furniture while you wait', in January, a 90-page book about his work to date will be published in collaboration with the graphic design collective, Abake.

While teaching Sanskrit and comparative linguistics at the University of Halle (1885 86), he began publishing, in collaboration with a number of other scholars, Sammlung der griechischen Dialektinschriften, 4 vol. (1884 1915; "Collection of Greek Dialect Inscriptions").

The first online version of BioGoMx was published in January 2010 in collaboration with OBIS-USA.

An extended version of this article is available as a technical report published in the Campbell Collaboration library (Tripney et al. 2013).

It was first published in the Westminster Gazette in collaboration with cartoonist Francis Carruthers Gould.

This article was originally published in the US in collaboration with the Marshall Project.