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Many new stroke treatment and imaging approaches, which were conceived in Stanford laboratories, have transitioned into clinical trials.

Some of my favorite episodes of design history are early examples of expanded design, which were conceived and executed instinctively, and not necessarily by professional designers.

Compare that bureaucratic timing with the Reichstag wrapping, which was under development for about 20 years, or "The Gates" in Central Park, which were conceived in 1979 but not erected until 2005.

Ms. Khan argued that the modern view of antitrust laws, which were conceived under the Reagan administration, overemphasized low prices as a test for whether a company is gaining too much market power.

In England in the mid-19th century, the House of Refuge movement prompted the establishment of the first reformatories, which were conceived as an alternative to the traditional practice of sending juvenile offenders to adult penitentiaries.

Cody is said to have grown up reading the books, which were conceived by Francine Pascal in 1983 and written by an army of ghostwriters over the next two decades.

The most remarkable was National Connections, which was conceived in 1992.

Then, there is the Sport Fishing Institute, which was conceived by the Association.

In "Spinning Room," which was conceived in 1970 and also completed this year, things get really complicated.

A recent effort is "Mad House," which was conceived in 1999 and completed this year.

Shana Gold will direct the work, which was conceived and developed with Jacob Kader.