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Other black musicians Matsoukas has collaborated with — most notably, Rihanna — espouse the same message of economic self-determination.

Write that, yes.'" Davis's feminism was shaped by the strong women she worked with, most notably her Thelma & Louise co-star Susan Sarandon.

By now the first swimmers were being winched out of the water in exhaustion, with, most notably, Okimoto wheeled from the bank in some distress but later reported to be in good health.

Kuper co-wrote "Soccernomics" — soccer's version of "Moneyball" — and is one of the few writers (along with, most notably,  Franklin Foer) who interprets soccer as a global, social phenomenon closely interwoven with politics.

Something of a maverick, Andrews didn't always see eye to eye with BBC management but he was fiercely loyal to the presenters he worked with, most notably John Peel and Annie Nightingale.

The spatial distribution of forest management activities has become increasingly important with, most notably, rising concerns for biodiversity.

When the couple split up in early October, SNL continued capitalizing on Davidson's brush with superstardom, most notably with that awkward promo with Jonah Hill and Maggie Rogers.

Mr. Dole has also empathized with candidates, most notably with Dr. Dean after his "I have a scream" speech was recycled over and over.

I'm interested on returning investment [to the BBC]." BBC Worldwide has form in cutting deals with stars, most notably with former Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson and ex-executive producer Andy Wilman.

He made his most lasting mark through his work with singers, most notably Fitzgerald, with whom he worked on and off from the late 1950s until the early 1990s.

The nearby photo thing has been tried before too – with Color, most notably – but also with more under the radar options like Evertale's Wink.