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This was the graduation piece for which she gained a first in ceramics from the University of Westminster in 2002.

Ms. Hammer now is turning her attention to another cable property, hoping to move the 15th-ranked E, over which she gained control after Comcast acquired NBCUniversal, into the same rarefied ratings territory as USA and Syfy.

After retiring from the stage, she spent nine years as the editor of Pointe Magazine, at which she gained a breadth of knowledge about the economic, as well as the artistic, side of ballet.

She's also known for the zine she produced during the late 80's, "Pagan's Head," in which she gained a cult following for her Gen X fusion of subjects like politics, hairstyles and 70's fashion.

In 1995, a third book, Untitled, displayed the series that had always been the most difficult to come to terms with: her portraits of the mentally ill, taken at institutions to which she gained official access between 1969 and 1971.

In some respects, the world never will be ready for the occult symbolism and spiritualist gibberish that her work was derived from, and from which she gained her inspiration.

It's always part of the equation — that's been going on since 2000 [when she was cast as Bridget, a role for which she famously gained weight].

Joan was one of the obese patients at Washington University who sent Gordon stool samples as she lost weight (15 pounds over the course of a year, which she eventually gained back when she stopped dieting) so they could be tested for various microbes.

But Ms. Chang said on Wednesday that the Beijing archival material to which she unexpectedly gained access after the international success of her biography of Mao showed that Cixi had played an even more central role and been even more important to modernization than previously believed.

After retiring with honors from her position as an environmental health officer with the U.S. Public Health Service, R. Dufault obtained her teaching license and taught elementary special education for 3.5 years at which time she gained an understanding of how children with autism and ADHD in the U.S. receive special education services.

"It's been really eerie," said Calla Gillies, a 24-year-old real estate agent who lives inside the area, which she can gain access to with proof of residence.