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Several specialists in the New York office, which fills two floors on West 48th Street, have left for other companies, including Sotheby's, Bonhams and Doyle, and no Bloomsbury sales for 2011 are scheduled in New York.

Though hotels have long been trendsetters in design, technology and social customs, the show, which fills two museum floors, wouldn't have been possible a decade ago, says the exhibition curator, Donald Albrecht.

Since sales started in September, five apartments, each occupying a full floor -- except the penthouse, which fills two floors -- have been sold and a sixth is under contract to be sold, said Bret S. Bobo, director of sales for 838 Associates L.L.C., the development group of the $79 million project.

He allowed one artist to close the gallery for a month to protest art commercialization, but he also taught a course for art collectors and helped found the New York Armory Show, which fills two piers on the Hudson River every year.

Their crop, which fills three small greenhouses, grows year-round.

Their arrangement, which fills four galleries, rehearses the artist's famous disdain for distinctions between abstraction and representation, industrial production and artistic touch.

Then return to the market, which fills three downtown blocks and sells everything from mountain goat cheese and locally raised lamb to hand-blown glassware and antique bicycles.

No one will lob that accusation at the New Museum's ambitious artistic director, Massimiliano Gioni, and his curatorial team; at times, the sprawling "Here and Elsewhere," which fills five floors with works by forty-seven artists, feels ripped from the headlines.

Ms. Aschkenes said the exhibition at Low House, which fills nine rooms and includes about 600 objects, is the largest Civil War exhibition that has appeared in the state.

From 2001 to 2004, the company's tax payments were greater than its operating income.This high tax burden, combined with the inefficiencies imposed by a powerful union (which fills five of the 11 seats on Pemex's board of directors), means that the company cannot act as an engine of economic growth.

Meanwhile, a long line of officers accompanied the crowd, which filled two lanes of the road.