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This version features the saxophonist Antonio Hart and the vibraphonist Steve Nelson.

This version features the saxophonist Steve Wilson, the trumpeter Duane Eubanks, and the vibraphonist Steve Nelson.

This version features a rare appearance by Barrett Strong, who had a fundamental Motown hit in 1961 with "Money" and went on to collaborate on songs including "I Heard It Through the Grapevine," "War," "Papa Was a Rolling Stone" and "Ball of Confusion".

This version features multiple boards that vary the formula, perhaps with numbered cards instead of dice, or the reverse goal of being the last to the finish line, and a large selection of mini games that make use of the touch screen and other features of the 3DS.

This version features Isao Tomita's electronic interpretation of the much-abused Ravel composition, and sets a pair of dancers mostly next to each other, now fluidly windmilling their arms from the elbows while shifting their weight side to side, now striding to the lip of the stage to offer their bored cocktail-party faces to their public.

Instead this version features the Criterion and those "elements of reality".

This version featured AfterShock, a five-man a cappella group whose singers replicated the sonic effects of the original.

This version featured the earnest and talented participants in Prelude to Performance, a professional-development program founded in 2003 by the renowned American soprano Martina Arroyo.

Stuffed oysters may not sound special, but this version featured shells bursting with an abundance of fresh crabmeat, spinach, bacon, mushrooms, green and red peppers, and oysters, of course, lolling in a velvety sauce that combined brandy with béarnaise insouciantly.

Condensed to a half-hour, this version featured singers Dorothy Kirsten, Gordon MacRae, and Lucille Norman.

This version featured increased battery life due to Persistent storage capability.