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The new program will be run by the DoJ's statistics division, the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), and is seen internally as a more robust version of the currently defunct Arrest Related Deaths Count, which published annual data between 2003 and 2009 using statistics supplied by some of the United States' 18,000 law enforcement agencies.

This is because the current version of the tool currently allows for the modelling of no more than two genetic exposures and two environment/life style exposures at one time.

Viceland, the online version of the magazine, currently attracts two million visitors a month.

The only widely available version of the technology currently in use is instant messaging.

Emily Mann's new version of the play, currently showing at the Almeida in London, is set in Iran.

In Alexei Ratmansky's new version of "The Nutcracker," currently in its world premiere season at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, American Ballet Theater has a production like no other.

One of those rare Rodgers and Hart tunes not associated with a musical, it is interpolated into the score of "Babes in Arms," in the version of the show currently at the Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam, Conn.

Another casually contemporary aspect of Rodin is his faith in the multiple to circulate his images: the Tate version of The Kiss currently in Margate is one of three that were carved in his lifetime.

Pitti Immagine's other guest designer, Raf Simons collaborated with the Robert Mapplethorpe foundation to produce a collection that was a walking work of art, a sartorial version of the retrospective currently showing in Los Angeles at the Getty Center and LACMA.

What remains as vital as ever, though, is Burton Lane's spectacular score, which is in more than capable hands in the concert version of the show currently playing through May 30 at the Irish Repertory Theater.

Even in Filter's madcap version of The Dream, currently at London's Lyric Hammersmith, Theseus's reference to conquering Hippolyta with his "sword" acquires a Kottian phallic association.