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Blumenherst, whose sponsors include Nike, was generally regarded as the one with the more promising career.

The Solar Impulse, whose sponsors include Deutsche Bank, is not the only solar-powered aircraft.

The fair, whose sponsors include Target, The New York Times and Barnes & Noble, is taking place over two days this year instead of the usual one.

San Francisco now has a two-day conference for its food-truck entrepreneurs, whose sponsors include Evernote, a technology firm producing mobile note-taking applications, and the National Peanut Board.

The idea evolved into a demonstration project of the Anchor program, whose sponsors include the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development and the New York City Housing Partnership.

"If he's got talent like this," said Ninaad Acharya, an aviation student from Jersey City, "why is he performing here?" Mr. La Roc will play tonight in the concert at Avery Fisher, whose sponsors include The New York Times.

For 40 years, Dr. Alexander directed the work of the Citizens Research Foundationn, a nonprofit organization whose sponsors included prominent foundations, like Ford and Carnegie.

By the end of 2008, some 60 percent of small-business owners like Mr. Gumas reported that the economic downturn had affected their charitable giving, according to a study whose sponsors included The Chronicle of Philanthropy, a newspaper that covers nonprofit organizations.

After being rejected from a conference this year whose sponsors included Google, Mr. Lowery accused CASH Music, a two-person nonprofit that makes open-source software, of being "at best quislings and at worst shills" for not publicly defending him.

Mr. Terry said the recent reunion and celebration, whose sponsors included the Center for Black Music Research at Columbia College in Chicago, was important because "so much history of black people has been hidden from America".

This was "Practical Federalism," a forum whose sponsors included local religious right and Tea Party groups, right-wing media powerhouse Breitbart, and the Koch Brothers backed Americans for Prosperity.