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In 1925 she became a researcher at the Physico-Technical Research Agency in Berlin, where she began collaborating with chemists Walter Noddack and Otto Carl Berg.

Bonnie Bowers, a Croton-on-Hudson resident, became enamored with the music after she began collaborating with Perry Winston, a musician, and went to Jamaica to study.

In 2001, she began collaborating with Scott White, an accomplished materials engineer who for years had been working to create plastics and other building materials that would mend themselves when damaged.

She created more of a critical buzz when she began collaborating with the visual artists Jeff Koons and David Salle (He designed the new piece) and the fashion designers Jean-Paul Gaultier and Christian Lacroix.

After a career of inclusions in magazines' best-dressed lists, her high-waisted shorts and pulled-up socks appearing next to other celebrities' careful gowns, she began collaborating with the brand Opening Ceremony to design her own collection in 2008.

When she began collaborating with McKeown on "Miss You Like Hell," she read her the end of Shange's piece, which celebrates "a layin on of hands," and they decided that ritual would provide the show's climax.

She also began collaborating with Toni Stern, and briefly formed a band named the City – their sole album, Now That Everything's Been Said, was reissued last year and shows King sounding limber and newly liberated, though her reticence to perform live meant the band called it quits the following year.

Sibylline is certainly the word for the various avatars of Ms. Nagrin in "Behind the Lid," a work on which she and Mr. Twist began collaborating nine years ago.

Expelled from Germany in 1926 because of her commitment to revolutionary communism, she settled in Paris and began collaborating with the magazine Vu, founded by Lucien Vogel in 1928.

Later he and LeCompte began collaborating on theatrical pieces — he as actor, she as director — that explored Gray's family history and the death of his mother.

She also began an alliance with Scripps oceanographer Lisa Levin; the two began collaborating on proposals to the National Science Foundation.