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Ms. Feinstein said she would collaborate with Mr. Rogers on a bipartisan package.

And while she said she would collaborate with industry, she promised to be a tougher cop.

Walsh called Emma Martin, the Irish choreographer, out of the blue to ask if she would collaborate on "Arlington".

Asked whether she would collaborate with him on menswear or other projects, Ms. Beckham said she was not that interested in menswear.

There she met the architects Elia Zenghelis and Rem Koolhaas, with whom she would collaborate as a partner at the Office of Metropolitan Architecture.

Then ask if she would collaborate in finding a way to move forward into the next 27-plus years of your sex life together.

Hollins, who is gay, told me that Vincent's son had suggested he talk to her about his book; he was nervous when he learned that she'd collaborated with Palin, but he'd sought her out, anyway.

Around the time of the Oscars, and up early that day with her kid, Adele spent a morning in the Hollywood studio of Paul Epworth, with whom she'd collaborated on 21. "We fucked around for a bit, like an hour.

Though she'd collaborated with Miller before — Sixel edited "Babe: Pig in the City" (1998) and "Happy Feet" (2006) — "Mad Max: Fury Road" was her first action film, requiring a 10-hours-a-day, six-days-a-week schedule to shape the two hours of fast-paced excitement from roughly 470 hours of footage.

By the time Mrs. Bing settled in America, in 1949, she was committed to finding doctors who would collaborate in these new techniques.

Her fate as a Spainophile was sealed, her daughter said, during a semester abroad in Madrid in the early 1960s, when she met her future husband, Dr. Luis Casas, who would collaborate on several of her books.