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Her mother is a writer and poet; an excerpt from her novel in progress was published in the current edition of Podium, the literary journal of the 92nd Street Y.

"I wasn't surprised that the system worked, but I was surprised that it worked so well," said Dr. Christopher Mundt, population biologist at Oregon State University and the one American-based author on the study, which was published in the current edition of the journal Nature.

To boldly dump Great, big puppies Crossed lines ReprintsThe group (whose results are published in the current edition of Animal Behaviour) looked at ten different breeds, ranging from the extremely un-wolf-like Cavalier King Charles spaniel to the Siberian husky.

The findings are published in the current edition of the journal Genome Biology.

That is the conclusion of a study I published in the current edition of The Journal of International Security Affairs, the first comprehensive analysis of the candidates' platforms affecting Israel.

The study is published in the current online edition of the journal "Brain, Behavior and Immunity".

Regardless of mechanism, this paper has given oncologists and their patients reasons to be grateful for a further option in the treatment armamentarium, and this has been confirmed by Cox and Sundar in two patients in correspondence published in this current edition of the British Journal of Cancer (Cox and Sundar, 2007).

Bergman's findings were published in the April 8 edition of Current Biology.

McEwan loves a bit of celebrity gossip "Publishing in the 1970s was still a rather dusty, gentlemanly affair," recalls Ian McEwan in the current edition of Waterstones Books Quarterly.

· Mike Barnes interviews Steve Reich in the current edition of Wire.