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(On Sunday, he was the D.J. for the city's first Dance Parade, which traveled from Midtown to Lower Manhattan).

Her 10-inch agave with cream edging -- which traveled from SoHo to Miami by FedEx -- is now the size of a bumper car.

Then in the early 1970's an exhibition of Lombard painting, which traveled from Italy to Britain, piqued the interest of curators and collectors.

A year ago she commissioned Mr. Adjaye to design an installation for an exhibition about aluminum, which traveled from Pittsburgh to her museum this fall.

He is considered a crucial link between post-minimalism and postmodernism, yet he has been the subject of just a single retrospective, which traveled from the Menil Collection in Houston to the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis in 1992.

The Cooke family, which traveled from Scotland to New York City in the early 1800s, was an equestrian group that intermarried with the Coles and the Ortons, both well-known American circus families.

Gonzaga, which traveled 2,200 miles from Spokane, Wash., thrashed the Mountaineers at Consul Energy Center.

Beltrán, 37, was in 26th place over all after Friday's seventh stage, which traveled 99 miles from Brioude to Aurillac through the mountains of the Massif Central.

Gonzaga, which traveled 2,200 miles from Spokane, Wash., for this N.C.A.A. tournament match-up, thrashed West Virginia, 77-54, bouncits its veteran coach Bob Huggins and disappointing the large contingent of Mountaineers fans at Consul Energy Center.

This year's biggest movers were Providence, R.I., and Detroit, both of which traveled 17 spots from last year to this year.

During the creation of the primary and secondary state highways in 1937, State Road 15 was added back to the state highway system as part of SSH 1S, which traveled 57.60 mile from Primary State Highway 1 (PSH 1) and U.S. Route 99 (US 99) to SSH 1U in Battle Ground and turned west to end at PSH 1 and US 99 north of Mount Vista.