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That means you get a delightfully eccentric supporting cast, which here includes a tween reporter named Moxie who dresses like Annie Hall and uses words like "gimcrack".

Which countries suffer the most from retail theft SHOPLIFTING (which here includes theft by employees and accounting errors) cost retailers around the world $107.3 billion this year.

Now in its 10th season, the ensemble — which here includes the pianist Reiko Aizawa, the violinist Colin Jacobsen, the violist Nicholas Cords and Mr. Arron — performs works by Boccherini, Kurtag and Dvorak.

Instead, consider the bandeja paisa, which here includes a nicely seasoned grilled steak, crispy fried pork skin, a piece of chorizo sausage, a fried egg, a chunk of ripe avocado and fried plantain.

To obtain an estimate of the forced response, we average together the 20th-century global mean temperature records from the members of this ensemble, which here includes 23 (nearly all) of the IPCC GCMs.

You could even say that "Hat," directed with fire and tenderness by Anna D. Shapiro ("August: Osage County"), is about both the inadequacy and necessity of language, which here includes assaultive bombardments of insults, the zippy slogans of television commercials and the orotund pronouncements of self-help manuals.

The MMArtists often program rarities, which here included Mendelssohn's somber, restrained Fugue in E flat (Op. 81, No. 4).

The work requires an army of musicians, which here included the Peabody Children's Chorus, the Morgan State University Choir, the Peabody-Hopkins Chorus and the Concert Artists of Baltimore.

Each activity was designated as "mild," like washing the dishes and cooking; "moderate," encompassing weeding and brisk walking; or "vigorous," which here included swimming and mowing the yard.

They wanted their Section 106 contribution, the money paid to help the public costs associated with private development, and which here included such things as upgrading nearby railway stations, reduced from £16.4m to £500,000.

But as in all of his stagings, the soloists have to compete with huge milling crowds of choristers, complete with scampering urchins and menageries (which here included a horse in Easter finery).