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This piece was published in conjunction with Climate Confidential.

A new book of Haskins's work, "Fashion Etcetera," is out this month, published in conjunction with Tommy Hilfiger.

Susan Meiselas has completed an extraordinary project, a result of which is a book published in conjunction with the triennial.

Published in conjunction with the Wildlife Trusts, these include contributions from classic nature writers and also some exciting new voices.

The book is being published in conjunction with a New-York Historical Society exhibition that runs until March 25.

For those who want to delve deeper, there is "Chocolate: The Nature of Indulgence" by Ruth Lopez (Abrams, $29.95), also published in conjunction with the show.

By Andrea Walker July 10 , 2009My favorite new book series (any of which would make a perfect gift book, for a very stylish friend) are the "Postcards From" books that the Bodleian Library is publishing, in conjunction with the University of Chicago Press.

My favorite new book series (any of which would make a perfect gift book, for a very stylish friend) are the "Postcards From" books that the Bodleian Library is publishing, in conjunction with the University of Chicago Press.

The first report was published two years ago in conjunction with the last international AIDS conference, in Geneva.

Guidelines published last week, in conjunction with the National Association of Securities Dealers, would restrict share ownership by analysts, make them explain their rating systems and disclose prominently any investment-banking relationship their firm has with the company being touted.

In the interview, which was published Wednesday in conjunction with The Hollywood Reporter's annual Power 100 breakfast, Fey talked parenting, and friends, and bedtimes, and Lorne Michaels.