And, if the claim that the body was given to a local collaborator is true, then I ask: Who is this local collaborator?
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" The bride was Wright's collaborator on "One Big Self.
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Later, she dances with her collaborator Zedd on a spaceship.
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Keep Googling and you'll learn about her collaborator, Titanic Sinclair.
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Harald Thorstein, a close collaborator of Fredriksen, declined to comment.
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Kitt and collaborator Brian Yorkey have written two new songs.
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He has done his story collaborator, one J.K. Rowling, proud.
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I'm glad I knew him as a friend and collaborator.
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I know Elliott Smith was both a friend and collaborator.
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The more I know, the better collaborator I can be.
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It also features choreographer from her longtime collaborator, Ryan Heffington.
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"Signs" was produced by Drake's longtime collaborator, Noah "40" Shebib.
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Comics, and hooked up with a new collaborator, Stan Lee.
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Mr. Patterson became his mentor, role model and, eventually, collaborator.
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Featuring additional production from Grimes and Justin Bieber collaborator BloodPop.
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How lucky for me to have found such a collaborator.
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But this time they have a surprise collaborator as well.
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His wife and frequent collaborator, Jenice Heo, confirmed the death.
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Davis McCallum, a longtime collaborator with Mr. Hunter, will direct.
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Much of the LP was produced by frequent collaborator Machinedrum.
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Sondheim: Then I want to share it with a collaborator.
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So anyone joining the firm should be a natural collaborator.
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So why choose me as your collaborator over someone else?
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Jenkins worked with collaborator Sandra Fernandez to create the sculptures.
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Nate Dogg was also universally respected as a brilliant collaborator.
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He's no longer just a subject; he's also a collaborator.
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The crash killed his friend and collaborator, comedian James McNair, 62.
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"Thank you for having me," Underwood told her collaborator through tears.
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I recommend hiring a tax professional who will be your collaborator.
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Fans might be surprised by the "Fetish" singer's dream collaborator, too.
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Justin Bieber's former collaborator Emma Portner is speaking out against him.
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Imhof developed this technique with her performer and collaborator, Billy Bultheel.
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With the Purpose tour's latest official collaborator, though, that's all changing.
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They were joined by Depp's friend and frequent collaborator, Tim Burton.
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Each collaborator brings something unique and thought-provoking to their space.
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The piece was arranged by my friend and collaborator Johannes Malfatti.
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Vidkun Quisling was a Norwegian Nazi collaborator during World War Two.
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Hesitating on whether or not to kill a suspected Nazi collaborator?
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He won't kill her even if she is a Nazi collaborator?
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Her friend and collaborator, Jake, uses a smartphone to record her.
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But Kanye, like mentor Jay Z, has always been a collaborator.
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One person was responsible for giving it to a local collaborator.
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She was a paid influencer and collaborator with the beauty retailer.
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It's a signal that the person will be a good collaborator.
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Who would be your dream collaborator, or person to work with?
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"She loves the obsessiveness," Carole Iida, her wife and collaborator, said.
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A judge awarded her and a collaborator thirty-two million dollars.
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Opinion Ramadan Dabash doesn't care if you call him a collaborator.
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Mr. Luongo's longtime collaborator, the chef Marta Pulini, is a consultant.
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"She has everything you want in a collaborator," Mr. Coogler said.
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The New York Times was an early collaborator on the program.
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The proper title for the author is not resister, but collaborator.
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On Friday, Spector honored her late collaborator with a heartfelt post.
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Miranda: I'm the same way, except my collaborator is Tommy Kail225.
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His songwriting collaborator and onstage bandleader is Lukas Nelson, Willie's son.
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He would become her husband and a collaborator on her films.
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English dramatist Christopher Marlowe is now considered a close collaborator of Shakespeare.
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Smart Bar footwork veteran Chrissy will perform inside with pop collaborator Hawley.
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There's also the difference between a collaborator, a muse, and a model.
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Mr Guest and a collaborator—usually Eugene Levy—will write a story.
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She became a lifelong collaborator and colleague in all his academic endeavors.
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"She was my best friend and my collaborator," Jacob says through tears.
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She married the young architect Ranjit Singh, who became her close collaborator.
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First Starz handed Gaiman the reins, then longtime Fuller collaborator Jesse Alexander.
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The track was produced by OVO member and perennial Drake collaborator 40.
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There's Young Turks member and FKA Twigs collaborator Tic playing the guitar.
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He has been a really important friend, collaborator, and mentor for us.
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She was the consummate collaborator, helping build her character from day 1.
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Resident Advisor meets the rising techno producer and former Lady Gaga collaborator.
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If a male collaborator doesn't respect their politics, they won't book him.
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The collaborator in Mitchell always, in time, brings out the solo flier.
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He is a social animal: an eager collaborator, a convener of groups.
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My thanks to my friend and collaborator Yorgos Lanthimos for his brilliance.
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I met [collaborator and Happy Endings co-star] Casey Wilson at NYU.
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Frequent collaborator Smino guests on "Bad Boys," prompting a proper rave up.
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A close friend and collaborator, Ronson says he still feels Winehouse's presence.
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It's about "the idea of the machine as collaborator," Mr. Anadol explained.
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In a way, Carole, that makes you an unlikely collaborator with Elvis.
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She knows that many people suspect she is a Boko Haram collaborator.
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My friend and collaborator Theo van Gogh was murdered in broad daylight.
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He says that he had no ghostwriter or collaborator for this book.
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Isaac Mizrahi, a frequent collaborator with Mr. Morris, will design the costume.
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Were these enlightened choices on the part of Bach or his collaborator?
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Who is your dream collaborator, or person you wish to work with?
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He was also an assertive collaborator, no mere accompanist, in the songs.
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Unlike many monument builders, Cunningham was, by temperament and philosophy, a collaborator.
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Jaroslaw Kaczynski has since maintained that Walesa was once a communist collaborator.
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The menu offers several options, like adding a color or a collaborator.
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The dome was to be designed by Kanye's frequent collaborator John McGuire.
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The body was manually desaturated in post by Cravero's collaborator Ivan Nikodimovich.
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He's currently working on a script with longtime screenwriting collaborator John Hodge.
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Last month, the company acquired another depression drug from its collaborator Aptinyx.
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Imgmr reports that the brand teamed up with an equally verdant collaborator, Xbox.
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Howard Dean is Clinton's main collaborator on Onward Together, the Democrat source says.
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This marks her first time working with McDaid, a frequent Ed Sheeran collaborator.
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"We've found the perfect collaborator in Kylie," says Quay Australia founder, Linda Hammond.
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Back in April, Taylor Swift dropped "ME!" with collaborator Brendon Urie of Panic!
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Wilhelm Fliess engaged in surgical trial-and-error on his collaborator Emma Eckstein.
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Wolf is a close friend and a former collaborator with the alleged victim.
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How does your songwriting/composition process change when you're working with a collaborator?
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" Her collaborator, Mark Ronson, added, "She acts, she writes, she sings the songs.
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Vincent Huguet, Mr. Chéreau's longtime collaborator, will stage the work at the Met.
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So it's kind of nice to have this machine sounding board slash collaborator.
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Last week, he hinted at a musical reunion with Justified collaborator Pharrell, 42.
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The video, written and produced by her collaborator Titanic Sinclair, is certainly weird.
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There's also a brand new track from Woodhead and frequent collaborator Guy Dallas.
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Even now, at 46, she appreciates her father's attentions as an artistic collaborator.
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Verdon, as well as being Fosse's long-suffering wife, was his creative collaborator.
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Will Rihanna have some words with her ex-collaborator after hearing the news?
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However, West's longtime musical collaborator, Sia, isn't completely thrilled about his latest showing.
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His death came as a surprise to many, including longtime collaborator Brian Eno.
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This kid's been an Aphex Twin collaborator-in-waiting for three years already.
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Grammy winner Nile Rodgers, a longtime Bowie collaborator, will music direct Gaga's performance.
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Kesha is a warrior – so says her Billboard Music Awards collaborator Ben Folds.
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Mexico City, and then became a major CIA collaborator in the Latin American
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The model was recently named as a creative collaborator for jewelry brand Ippolita.
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Like the elite, the collaborator takes initiative and receives benefits from his collaboration.
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Aleksandar Vucic, now Serbia's prime minister, was a close collaborator of Mr Seselj.
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Another close collaborator was Joseph Beuys, a German artist and self-styled shaman.
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WOODSTOCK 8th Annual Bob Dylan Birthday Celebration, hosted by Dylan collaborator Happy Traum.
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He was a contemporary and collaborator with Ronald Reagan and economist Milton Friedman.
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Cochrane's collaborator and partner, Julia Whitelaw, said the statue isn't targeted at Trump.
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And his long-term collaborator, Pieter Mulier, was named Calvin Klein's creative director.
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" Nigel Godrich, Radiohead's longtime production collaborator, called Mr. Martin "the definitive record producer.
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" Longtime Cohen collaborator Sharon Robinson performed a moving rendition of "I'm Your Man.
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His frequent collaborator Drake's More Life playlist leaned heavily on contemporary British artists.
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Ciani was a protegée of and collaborator with analog synth pioneer Don Buchla.
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Mr. Gehry described Ms. Hoffmann as more of a collaborator than a client.
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To me you are a collaborator, collaborating with a view from the rooftops.
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By the early 1950s she was living with Warhol as muse and collaborator.
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Every Friday, her collaborator Penny Smith visits from Lehigh University to talk math.
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More than most games, Control requires an enthusiastic collaborator, not just a player.
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Like "Nebuchadnezzar," it was directed by his longtime collaborator, the artist Vanessa Beecroft.
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Fashion designer and close friend Misha Nonoo was another collaborator on the project.
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I also have to prepare some information about study recruitment for a collaborator.
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His son, Dhani, and his frequent collaborator Jeff Lynne finished it for him.
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Andy Warhol refreshed his own career by enlisting Basquiat as an artistic collaborator.
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His first collaborator was Christian Lacroix, and that idea lasted … about a year.
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Arsham and the choreographer Jonah Bokaer, his frequent collaborator, sat facing three computers.
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Robert Hunter, a longtime collaborator and lyricist for the Grateful Dead, has died.
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"I was never a collaborator," he told The New York Times in 2003.
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His body was disposed of by a local collaborator, Saudi officials have said.
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Mr. Clements's agent, Amy Berkower, said it might be completed by a collaborator.
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" Brian Eno, another close collaborator, wrote simply: "Words cannot express: RIP David Bowie.
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It was designed by a longtime collaborator, the costume designer Matthew Flower, a.k.a.
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A deep conversation with a crush or creative collaborator will come this evening.
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Today, THUMP is premiering one of Mare's tracks, "Haul," featuring Löffler's longtime collaborator Mohna.
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JAY-Z recently sent "peace and love" to estranged friend and collaborator, Kanye West.
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Still, Martin's role has remained more of a benevolent landlord than full-on collaborator.
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My Hilarious Life, Burnett, now 86, painted her collaborator as an on-set prankster.
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They confirmed his body was dismembered and given to a "local collaborator" for disposal.
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It started with a conversation with my writer [and longtime Fast collaborator], Chris Morgan.
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Her "Love Me Harder" collaborator the Weeknd also got a Next Generation Leaders cover.
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You may already recognize his name as Kanye West's creative designer and frequent collaborator.
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Urban's collaborator Smith intentionally used the video to showcase inclusivity on the dance floor.
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I am the first bunny ever to be a creative collaborator & creative/art direct.
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Each Monday, our collaborator, Visual Thinking Strategies, will facilitate a discussion from 9 a.m.
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The latest project from Selena Gomez and frequent collaborator Petra Collins is quite horrific.
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Each Monday, our collaborator, Visual Thinking Strategies, will facilitate a discussion from 23 a.m.
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"Kenya would really treat me like a collaborator, especially in the preproduction," she said.
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In the early '60s, he and his collaborator Jack Kirby created The Fantastic Four.
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It was written and recorded in England with her brother and longtime collaborator, Rollo.
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She's also an expert collaborator, according to her music video director Hannah Lux Davis.
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Other 2017 inductees include Taylor Swift collaborator Max Martin and Motown founder Berry Gordy.
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Rabkin said that each artist and collaborator has to sign off on the share.
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But in 173 Brown and his collaborator Oliver Schnetz proved that's not the case.
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"She was a critical collaborator for Lang, who always needed a writer," McGilligan added.
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And I could not ask for a better collaborator than [writer-director] Tate Taylor.
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The nonprofit Earth Day Network is on board too as the lead organizing collaborator.
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As songwriters, myself and my dear friend and collaborator Marc Shaiman are truly honored.
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Bartlett then reached out to his musical collaborator and asked for a helping hand.
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" The incident transformed Thurman "from a creative collaborator and performer" to a "broken tool.
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How much does any one quality you look for in a collaborator connect them?
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WOODSTOCK Eighth annual Bob Dylan Birthday Celebration, hosted by the Dylan collaborator Happy Traum.
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Her collaborator, Michael Chorney, provided arrangements, and another colleague, the theater artist Ben t.
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Her audio collaborator, Kadet Kuhne<, used ProTools, Ableton and Max/MSP on the project.
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Beyond this fraternal link-up, for obvious reasons Chance remains an in-demand collaborator.
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There's even a Hollywood writer, director, and frequent Tim Burton collaborator named Caroline Thompson.
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Anuel has since apologized for his offending verses, but not about his offensive collaborator.
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He claimed that one collaborator recently placed pictures around the Kremlin and Lenin's tomb.
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Each Monday, our collaborator, Visual Thinking Strategies, will facilitate a discussion from 463 a.m.
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Pellegrini is not only his very close collaborator, but is perceived as his puppet.
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Kyle McDonald, an American artist who works with code, is the third collaborator-creator.
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Susan Lindfors Taylor, his wife and musical collaborator, said the cause was liver disease.
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Each Monday, our collaborator, Visual Thinking Strategies, will facilitate a discussion from 0003 a.m.
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His closest collaborator was Carla Sozzani, owner of the influential boutique 10 Corso Como.
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Each Monday, our collaborator, Visual Thinking Strategies, will facilitate a discussion from 19563 a.m.
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Each Monday, our collaborator, Visual Thinking Strategies, will facilitate a discussion from 20083 a.m.
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I had seven guys with me [including her frequent collaborator Jeff Tweedy of Wilco].
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But the research by Mr Piketty and his collaborator, Emmanuel Saez, is fiendishly complex.
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Each Monday, our collaborator, Visual Thinking Strategies, will facilitate a discussion from 19193 a.m.
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A friend and collaborator on Charter 08 offered praise for Mr. Liu's defiant optimism.
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The stage version was directed by Vicky Jones, Waller-Bridge's longtime friend and collaborator.
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Each Monday, our collaborator, Visual Thinking Strategies, will facilitate a discussion from 276 a.m.
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Each Monday, our collaborator, Visual Thinking Strategies, will facilitate a discussion from 353 a.m.
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But Hsiung and his VR cameraman and collaborator Paul Picklesimer have refused all offers.
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Wilson's longtime collaborator, the writer Darryl Pinckney, was brought in, to assemble a scenario.
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Each Monday, our collaborator, Visual Thinking Strategies, will facilitate a discussion from 6 a.m.
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A new collaborator challenges Cameron, while Bos and Diane make a life-altering choice.
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The manuscript also contains handwritten edits by Malcolm X and his collaborator Alex Haley.
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The musical score is by long-term Kentridge collaborator Philip Miller, with Thuthuka Sibisi.
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The British artist and Wes Anderson collaborator Hugo Guinness has a soft spot for animals.
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Laurie Woolever, Bourdain's assistant and frequent collaborator, is apparently on board to edit the book.
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I see the bull as a collaborator—a special animal that I admire and respect.
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Glover is working on the ten-episode series, with his brother and Atlanta collaborator Stephen.
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Phillips may just be Grande's new pasta buddy — and Big Sean, her favorite music collaborator.
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The 69-year-old singer paid a lovely tribute to his longtime friend and collaborator.
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"When you let @findyourCalifornia do this," she captioned, calling out photographer and collaborator Nico Guilis.
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Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder to Bennett's longtime friend and frequent music collaborator Lady Gaga.
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Sure, your collaborator has great connections, but have they ever really shared them with you?
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Selling Android phones in the old way isn't an option without Google as a collaborator.
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But maybe...just maybe, it's time for Kanye to have a chat with his collaborator.
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Undeterred, the Canadian star continued to lavish praise on his "Work" collaborator in the caption.
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Malone headed to the restaurant with several friends, his agent, and frequent collaborator Louis Bell.
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The regulator was also a great collaborator, according to Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer.
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And feast your ears on the upcoming hip-hop album from Crueger and collaborator Dimillio.
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For example, friend and frequent collaborator George Clooney, offered, "He looks swell in a Speedo."
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Fellow New Yorker Nicki Minaj went from being Rexha's idol to her friend and collaborator.
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Longtime collaborator Brian Eno was in touch with Bowie just a week before his death.
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And in Donald Trump, Putin has found a kindred spirit, if not a willing collaborator.
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So we invited our longtime collaborator Christopher Niemann to create a fresh and unexpected cover.
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The Center has identified a woman in Massachusetts, whom they believe was a Nazi collaborator.
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Pacioli was also collaborator and friend of the famed artist and inventor Leonardo da Vinci.
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The song was produced by frequent Drake collaborator Boi-1da, Allen Ritter, and Sevn Thomas.
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The presentation was designed in part by Vanessa Beecroft, an artist and longtime West collaborator.
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It all started with a surprise with her collaborator, super-producer Mike WiLL Made-It.
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Finally, a professor who specialized in computer architecture agreed to join her as a collaborator.
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Frohna has been a close collaborator of Soloway's since her 2013 debut feature Afternoon Delight.
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Duchess was a spy or Nazi collaborator, it is clear that she and her husband
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Dorsey has instead started retweeting inspirational things from the less contentious Kanye collaborator Rick Rubin.
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It's also a great way to network, impress potential employers or meet your next collaborator.
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He also gave a trippy performance at the MTV VMAs with frequent collaborator, J Balvin.
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Mega-producer and Bey collaborator Boots reportedly posted tweets about the album before deleting them.
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Also, it's about how Future — Drake's friend and oft-collaborator — has never won a Grammy.
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His relationship with The Rolling Stones—both as fan and collaborator—has been exceptionally fruitful.
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One such collaborator includes the recently-departed Alan Vega of protopunk and synth band Suicide.
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Pamela did a short film recently, Connected, directed by her friend and collaborator Luke Gilford.
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He's rarely without a hat, and often wears neat tailoring by his collaborator Thom Browne.
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Each Tuesday, our collaborator, the American Statistical Association, will facilitate a discussion from 9 a.m.
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And who was the "local collaborator" who is said to have disposed of his remains?
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On Wednesday our collaborator, the American Statistical Association, will facilitate this discussion from 22000 a.m.
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On Wednesday our collaborator, the American Statistical Association, will facilitate this discussion from 22 a.m.
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"I know what they say, but I was never a collaborator," Mr. Palij said then.
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A friend and collaborator remembers what it was like to converse and argue with him.
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She and a collaborator, Li Han, are working on a graphic novel about evicted families.
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Either way, I can't wait to meet the even more robust version of my collaborator.
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On Wednesday our collaborator, the American Statistical Association, will facilitate this discussion from 1003 a.m.
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On Wednesday our collaborator, the American Statistical Association, will facilitate this discussion from 230 a.m.
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"He definitely seemed like he might have been depressed," said Basson, Maloney's friend and collaborator.
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Later this year, she will make her first cruise as an official collaborator alongside Drs.
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But as chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, he acted more like a Republican collaborator.
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The CIA created a Technology Transfer Intelligence Center, where Galahad, Weiss' collaborator, had a hand.
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On Wednesday our collaborator, the American Statistical Association, will facilitate this discussion from 22010 a.m.
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As he was to Christopher, Washington becomes a sort of colleague and collaborator to them.
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On Wednesday our collaborator, the American Statistical Association, will facilitate this discussion from 9 a.m.
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"He took the lyrics and made them fit," she said of one such potential collaborator.
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These episodes have become the basis for the claim that George was a Nazi collaborator.
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Opie found a second collaborator in Maurice Sendak, the master of terrifying, haunting children's books.
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Claire Lewis, Apted's longtime producer and collaborator, issued a brief safety lecture about the cliff.
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Halsey went on to date "&apos11 Minutes" collaborator Yungblud, but they split in late 2019.
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" Chizmar sees a lot of his friend and collaborator in the children of "The Institute.
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Another collaborator is his younger daughter, Olivia, who is now a successful screenwriter and director.
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Backed by his frequent collaborator Blood Orange's Dev Hynes, the song is hazy and lovely.
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He was eager to learn about all aspects of construction and was an excellent collaborator.
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Paik was ever the collaborator, and Winter's score is a fitting tribute, even post-mortem.
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IHS' next leader must be a collaborator and a leader; a listener and a visionary.
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After the war, he was both branded a collaborator and criticized for not warning others.
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The cause was heart and lung failure, David Haughton, a friend and longtime collaborator, said.
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Each Tuesday, our collaborator, the American Statistical Association, will facilitate a discussion from 250 a.m.
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When Post Malone performed, he didn't mention his collaborator, which spurred a fierce backlash online.
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After the war, Brasillach was the only Vichy collaborator in the arts to be executed.
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But Noland, a frequent collaborator and close friend of Bogart's, prefers not to overthink it.
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His wrote the film, and is directing and co-producing it with longtime collaborator Charlie Hanson.
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Her acceptance speech had Krasinski in literal tears as she gushed over her husband and collaborator.
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For "Chained to the Rhythm," Perry teams up with frequent collaborator and super-producer Max Martin.
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" One investor who knows Fawaz said he also has a strong reputation as a "collaborator internally.
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Some view Amazon as a potential collaborator, while others see the technology giant as a threat.
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Questlove and her former collaborator Kweli are willing to pay her not to do the gig.
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Last year, the actress, 35, split from her husband and frequent creative collaborator, Dean Fleischer-Camp.
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"The computer works as a collaborator with the human writer," Kirke explains to The Creators Project.
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The filmmaker didn't have the box office draw of frequent collaborator Johnny Depp on this one.
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Santtu Mustonen was named the next collaborator in the New York City Ballet's Art Series program.
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"Karen was our fearless leader," says Joy, a constant collaborator, in Meet Me In The Bathroom.
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The two women turned around to discover their surprise collaborator was Keith Urban, another Opry member.
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The film features an old-fashioned Hollywood love story between Stone and frequent collaborator Ryan Gosling.
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Drake has also been romantically linked to his frequent collaborator Rihanna and tennis ace Serena Williams.
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The app explains that the Animoji are inspired by artworks by Unskilled Worker, a Gucci collaborator.
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"In the 60s, she was the best samba singer," explains Guga Stroeter, a musician and collaborator.
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By Simpson's side was her husband Eric Johnson, who dressed as Nelson's longtime collaborator Waylon Jennings.
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While Foster may not be involved, his longtime collaborator Andrea Bocelli has been tapped to participate.
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Let's start with the hair: a pixie cut perfectly coiffed by longtime Beyoncé collaborator Kim Kimble.
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Along with his collaborator David Linderman, he worked to capture a similar collision in high resolution.
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Now, the internet is speculating that Ocean has teamed up with an unlikely collaborator: Calvin Harris.
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PEOPLE has learned that Lewis is no longer working with longtime collaborator and friend Jenni Pulos.
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He is survived by his wife and longtime collaborator Imogen Sutton, as well as his children.
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He's the right-hand man of his best bro and #1 collaborator of bad choices, Renton.
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Drizzy appears to have taken out a billboard congratulating RiRi,his dream girl and serial collaborator.
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" Likewise, now-former West collaborator Rhymefest tweeted, "my brother needs help, in the form of counseling.
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"Wild Love" features the Weeknd and Francis and the Lights (a frequent Chance the Rapper collaborator).
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" Balvin, says Vacchi, is more than just a creative collaborator: "I'm super good friends with him.
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Here he has recruited longtime collaborator Julia Roberts to appear alongside Jennifer Aniston and Kate Hudson.
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Artists as varied as Elton John, André 3000, and frequent Tribe collaborator Busta Rhymes also appear.
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Along with longtime collaborator Jeff Fowler, Miller is mulling a hybrid CG-animated/live-action film.
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In an interview around that time, she was asked about her dream collaborator: "Prince," she replied.
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Frequent collaborator Carly Pearce confirmed the diagnosis during a tribute at her show the same night.
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Zeckendorf, noting that his collaborator, Joan Duncan Oliver, helped flesh out passages and fill in facts.
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Lyonne makes a perfect collaborator for Headland, an underestimated director with a specialty in toxic femininity.
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But if you ask her, she believes she's more a fashion collaborator than a stylist. Why?
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Although Adlon was his closest collaborator, she says that she was not contacted by any reporters.
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Sia Furler, singer-songwriter turned megahit collaborator turned victim-to-victory pop belter, is shy onstage.
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That would be Tsui, his closest collaborator, who recorded the vocals yesterday in Schneider's home studio.
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It's directed by frequent Starlite collaborator (and one-time Francis and the Lights member) Jake Schreier.
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The film, based off of his fourth album VIEWS, is directed by Rihanna collaborator Anthony Mandler.
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Before throwing your first material online, try rounding up some kind of co-sign or collaborator.
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A discussion with a romantic partner or creative collaborator finds things moving in a new direction.
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An earlier version of this article identified incorrectly Chaitenya Razdan's design collaborator at Care and Wear.
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Then, one collaborator on the film — an American named Georges Cardona — disappeared with all the footage.
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He was an easygoing collaborator, bringing new ideas to the table during each stage of development.
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But when they do seek out a collaborator, it's one with both iconoclastic panache and refinement.
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Alison Sirico: The opportunities can include gallery representation, a show, a new friendship or a collaborator.
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She has also invested more in lighting design, by her husband and frequent collaborator, Roderick Murray.
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In recent years, Williams has had remarkable success both as a performer and as a collaborator.
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The partnership establishes GSK as 23andMe's exclusive collaborator for drug target discovery, the companies said Wednesday.
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The music, a work for flute, oboe and piano by Louis Horst, Graham's collaborator, came later.
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It was 1.43D-printed in Switzerland, in the lab of Erlich's ETH Zürich collaborator, Robert Grass.
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Giertz had to ask her Bay Area friends, like her main collaborator, Marcos Ramirez, for help.
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Beyond the name, her sister Jaclyn — herself a Parsons grad — proved to be a fruitful collaborator.
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My friend and collaborator, the composer Greg Spears, wants to discuss the film today over lunch.
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He mentions missing Francis Crick, his collaborator in the race to decipher the structure of DNA.
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I was more of a band member and collaborator more than I was a focal point.
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JS: You also mentioned another book you're working on, with your collaborator in Albania, Gerta Opakaru.
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I've heard a similar story from your friend and collaborator Michael Taylor, from Hiss Golden Messenger.
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We had to go to China to find a collaborator to sequence all these tomato genomes.
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The former Fashion Fund nominee and Puma collaborator is known for its smart approach to sportswear.
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WildPitch has Boris, Carlo Lio, and a collaborator of yours, Riva Starr booked for upcoming events.
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Keke Palmer is his newest collaborator, playing a recurring character on Star by the name of Gigi.
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A special court in 2000 found insufficient evidence to conclude that Mr. Walesa had been a collaborator.
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For the mixtape, Die Antwoord received guidance from collaborator The Black Goat, who appears on several tracks.
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His father, Richard, is a longtime collaborator of Diamond's in the studio and onstage throughout the '70s.
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The European Space Agency, which launched the Trace Gas Orbiter last year, will be a key collaborator.
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I looked at [collaborator Brendon Urie] and he's like, 'You're going to get the cat aren't you?
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I work for a few hours and then send the draft to another collaborator before heading home.
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Field has played both enthusiastic collaborator and resister, moving from gleeful buoyancy to stormy anger and tears.
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By the mid-'40s he had teamed with trumpeter Dave Bartholomew, who would prove an important collaborator.
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The 44-year-old rapper wished his longtime friend and collaborator 50 Cent a happy 42nd birthday.
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"Very sad to learn that my dear friend and collaborator, Jon Polito, has passed away," wrote McNaughton.
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"There are few artists as talented, joyful, and present as Meghan," Mraz, 41, said of his collaborator.
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There could be profound consequences, says Dr Cox's collaborator Guy Jacobs of Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.
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The film, produced by Meledandri and his longtime collaborator Janet Healy, features more than 65 hit songs.
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Martin served as producer, collaborator and mentor to Beatles John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Starr.
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The bedazzled video was directed by recent Drake collaborator Karena Evans ("God's Plan" and "Nice For What").
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Frequent collaborator—and Canada's truly unsung hero of pop—Carly Rae Jepsen also appears on the record.
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Broadly caught up with the singer to discuss her career and chemistry with frequent collaborator Ja Rule.
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She's also a collaborator, and not a lot of clients either really care to or have time.
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On Pump's "Ignorant," featuring friend and collaborator Smokepurrp, producer J Price samples SpongeBob's cutesy, slapstick theme tune.
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She also promotes women-led shows under the brand Work in Progress with longtime collaborator Nancy Chen.
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The set — designed, like the costumes, by Ms. Wolf's frequent collaborator Vanessa James — presents worlds at odds.
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Ms. Hill, a rising, Grammy-winning artist in her own right, was an intimate and trusted collaborator.
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Trisha Paytas accused her boyfriend, Jason Nash, and collaborator David Dobrick of fat-shaming and bullying her.
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As Bond films typically go, the psychic changes sides to become the spy's collaborator and love interest.
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Her book collaborator is the graphic journalist Wendy MacNaughton, and it's one in a string of partnerships.
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Gomez's role propelled her to fame, and she's now a singer, actress, and collaborator with fashion brands.
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The following year, his friend and collaborator Avicii committed suicide and Mac Miller died from an overdose.
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The Colour in Anything's watercolor cover — by Roald Dahl collaborator Sir Quentin Blake — reflects that gloom, too.
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The performance will be set against the frequent Bokaer collaborator Daniel Arsham's celestial projections of magnified objects.
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Mark Penn is the author, with Meredith Fineman as collaborator, of "Microtrends Squared," published by Simon & Schuster.
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An official investigation by the Northern Irish police ombudsperson Nuala O'Loan confirmed McConville was never a collaborator.
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It opens on the middle-aged Paul (Mathieu Amalric, Mr. Desplechin's longtime collaborator), an anthropologist in Tajikistan.
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It would be an egregious omission to not mention Cave partner/collaborator/fellow aesthetic influencer, Anita Lane.
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We have long been fans of Jeff Koons; the artist is a frequent collaborator with the magazine.
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This time around, the performance includes long-time collaborator, Nate Boyce on guitars and live visual manipulations.
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Now he's filling the gap with Insta tributes to a new woman in his life: collaborator Rihanna.
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Bank of America served only as collaborator and will not be commercially incentivized to grow IBM's cloud.
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After my several failed attempts at that, Will suggested that I get some help from a collaborator.
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An earlier version of this article omitted the name of Diller Scofidio & Renfro's collaborator on the Shed.
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On Friday, Lee Foss released his new single, "Till The Light" featuring his frequent collaborator, Infinity Ink.
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"Regina is an excellent creative collaborator and it makes for a great experience," the styling duo notes.
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On Tuesday, March 13, our collaborator, the American Statistical Association, will facilitate a discussion from 9 a.m.
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Makridis wrote it with Efthimis Filippou, a frequent collaborator of the Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos ("The Favourite").
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And a few months before it opened, Mr. Jackson's collaborator, also black and gay, died of AIDS.
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On Wednesday, March 22015, our collaborator, the American Statistical Association, will facilitate this discussion from 220 a.m.
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On Wednesday, March 22, our collaborator, the American Statistical Association, will facilitate this discussion from 228 a.m.
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Jeff Chen: I love it when a collaborator is more than willing to put in the work.
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What seems a straightforward proposition is anything but, for Ziggy Heidl is anything but a willing collaborator.
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But now his own granddaughter is accusing him of being a fierce anti-Semite and Nazi collaborator.
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Tim Burton works with a familiar gloomy color palette and employs a frequent collaborator in Mr. Depp.
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The cause was complications of a series of strokes, said Brian Cullman, a friend and sometime collaborator.
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Whether Margot was a collaborator or resistance heroine is not revealed until the end of the novel.
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A DANGEROUS WOMANAmerican Beauty, Noted Philanthropist, Nazi Collaborator — The Life of Florence Gould By Susan Ronald Illustrated.
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On Wednesday, March 4, our collaborator, the American Statistical Association, will facilitate this discussion from 9 a.m.
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On Tuesday, April 22, our collaborator, the American Statistical Association, will facilitate a discussion from 83 a.m.
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And since we're on the subject of Genius: Its Next Big Collaborator will be Jonathan Anderson — a.k.a.
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Another frequent collaborator of mine, Doug Peterson, lent a hand with the nitty-gritty of grid design.
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Mr. Ashley's collaborator, Joan La Barbara, is the music director, supervising an array of innovative vocal techniques.
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They said something along the lines of the body being handed to a local collaborator in Turkey.
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The sets and costumes, by Ratmansky's longtime collaborator Richard Hudson, are based on Goncharova's original designs. ♦
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In my research, my collaborator and I analyzed all open-market insider purchases from 1991 to 2014.
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The idea of relics took center-stage, a favorite subject for collaborator and category-defying artist Arsham.
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On Wednesday, March 6, our collaborator, the American Statistical Association, will facilitate this discussion from 9 a.m.
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Photo by Denee Petracek CFM is the new project from longtime Ty Segall collaborator, Charles Francis Moothart.
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A Dutch court ruled that Marina Abramović violated a contract with her former collaborator and lover, Ulay.
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It's the brainchild of Panovich and longtime music collaborator and producer Todd Tobias, who wrote the music.
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The film, based off of his fourth album VIEWS, is directed by frequent Rihanna collaborator Anthony Mandler.
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Equally botched is Poirier's depiction of the postwar trial of the writer and Nazi collaborator Robert Brasillach.
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He recruited Amber Simone to co-write, Netsky collaborator Sherry Davis, New Jersey singer Isadora and hip hop artist M.E.D (among others) to provide vocals, and Jorja Smith collaborator Prash Mistry to mix songs that blended elements of old school hip hop with an 80s pop-funk sensibility.
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This revealed that the metal came from Picasso's collaborator Emile Robecchi's foundry in southern Paris, around 1941-1942.
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After the Dalai Lama fled, the 10th Panchen Lama stayed on and was initially seen as a collaborator.
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His focus had shifted to The Folk Implosion, which Pollard would eventually join after collaborator John Davis left.
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The video is an almost uncomfortable close video of his face, created by his frequent collaborator Jesse Kanda.
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Or in Wyoming with his friend and future collaborator John Barlow, absorbing the uncorked advice from his elders.
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Is Manon herself meant to be seen as a collaborator, sleeping with the enemy in exchange for trinkets?
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Its sender was Paul Scholz, a graduate student at McGill University in Montreal and a collaborator of Chatterjee's.
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It is closely followed by its collaborator Lefty, a gene that suppresses Nodal activity on the embryo's right.
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Among those killed was a collaborator in a suicide bombing attack in February in Lahore, the statement said.
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" Gaga's 2009 "Telephone" collaborator headlined the show in 2013 and returned last year to open it with "Formation.
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The crucial moment came when a collaborator visited me at an IBM lab outside of New York City.
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But according to longtime friend and collaborator Suzanne Ciani, it was Buchla's ideas that made the biggest impact.
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Should he believe even one person is a Mayday collaborator, everyone in the Waterford household will be murdered.
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We spoke to Ellise about what inspired her song, being a first-generation American, and her dream collaborator.
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Medine, who's been a brand champion and collaborator, is also an investor in this new round of funding.
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In addition, Murphy has suggested that frequent collaborator Sarah Paulson — who won an Emmy for The People vs.
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He was an eager collaborator who wanted to break from the world of science fiction magazines into Hollywood.
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He's played fashion editor, stylist, director — and, most recently, Refinery29 collaborator — all while helming his own line, Nicopanda.
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One Canadian collaborator told Reuters last month that vaccine testing on humans could begin as early as August.
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Correction: This piece originally described Cohen's subject and collaborator, Eric Crosley, as male-identified rather than male-presenting.
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"I'm getting attacked from all sides," he said, suggesting the need for a more naturally aggressive campaign collaborator.
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Earlier, she also posted an image from her latest risqué photo shoot with her longtime collaborator Sasha Samsonova.
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The 46-year-old gave a hug to Mimi Valdes, Williams' longtime collaborator, and chatted a little longer.
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"In all my work, I think it's really important that the subject is also a collaborator," Hoek says.
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In a 2017 presentation by Huawei, MIT was cited as a collaborator in the Huawei Innovation Research Program.
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That's partially because Jeremy Greenspan's collaborator Johnny Dark was replaced by Matt Didemus before any demos were released.
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Topping it all off, acclaimed photographer and noted Frank Ocean collaborator Wolfgang Tillmans even walked in the show.
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Frequent Ryan Murphy collaborator Toby Huss has been enlisted to trot out his delightful Ol' Blue Eyes impression.
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And there's "Time Stops," an animated short she co-wrote with her frequent collaborator, the musician Ryan Forever.
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Adam Sandler sang a tribute to his longtime friend and collaborator in his latest Netflix special, 100% Fresh.
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Actress Meryl Streep is speaking out against frequent collaborator Harvey Weinstein amid allegations of decades of sexual misconduct.
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It features 29 authors who contributed stories over a three-year period, including his first collaborator, Brandon Kaplan.
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Certain Women: Director Kelly Reichardt reunites with frequent collaborator Michelle Williams for this story about women in Montana.
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Oh, even better news: he's got John Talabot's regular collaborator Pional along for the remix ride too. Gadzooks!
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The press has counterpunched from time to time, but far too often it has been Trump's eager collaborator.
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The daughter of an enthusiastic Nazi collaborator, she is ten at the start of the Second World War.
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Love for her director Joseph Kahn is a frequent collaborator of Swift's, having directed several of her videos.
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His crucial collaborator for the Bible & Tire project, Pastor Juan Shipp, arrived early to the venue as well.
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Speaking at Fast Company's Innovation Festival, West, 42, was joined on stage by his Yeezy collaborator Steven Smith.
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Together with collaborator and lighting designer, Drew Billiau, the artist creates an stimulating miniature light inside an alleyway.
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In Make School's case, its accreditation collaborator is Dominican University of California, located just north of San Francisco.
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The singers took to Twitter to clear up the confusion and tell people to lay off their collaborator.
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The live ensemble it features includes keyboardist Christoforo LaBarbera and strings performer, arranger, and Coldplay collaborator Davide Rossi.
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A Saudi official, however, said the team handed over Mr. Khashoggi's body to a local "collaborator" to dispose.
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The music and lyrics are by Mr. Adams, the Canadian pop star, and his longtime collaborator Jim Vallance.
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The "Murder, She Wrote" series is expected to be continued by Mr. Bain's most recent collaborator, Jon Land.
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Professor Thaler became their collaborator and played a central role in bringing the work into the economic mainstream.
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Ms. Cherry called him the closest collaborator of her life, apart from her husband, the producer Cameron McVey.
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Liston and his collaborator collected 1,118 of these scans, 458 of which were of people with diagnosed depression.
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His sketch work showed him to be a superb comic collaborator, especially with Ms. Burnett and Harvey Korman.
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It is thoughtfully cast, well-paced and visually stunning, thanks to DuVernay's longtime collaborator, the cinematographer Bradford Young.
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This may have been a mistake, or at least a lost opportunity to have a strong literary collaborator.
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Andrea and collaborator Nicole Bazuin have documented her experiences as an escort in the upcoming book Modern Whore.
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Earlonne Woods: With Nigel, she's our "outside collaborator," so she can give us input of people in society.
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"I found her to be a great collaborator not only at work but in life," Mr. Shen said.
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Richard is crushed by the death of his longtime collaborator and screenwriter, whom he refers to as Paddy.
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Hal Prince (Evan Handler) Fosse's friend, collaborator and sometime rival, Prince is a vaunted Broadway director and producer.
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All these criminals come out—these new collaborator-criminals—and basically colonized the rest of the Soviet underworld.
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His father, a theater critic, was arrested in Denmark as a Nazi collaborator when World War II ended.
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In Giarre, a small town off the Ionian Coast, he met his friend and sometime collaborator Claudia D'Aita.
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What purpose does it serve, other than to enrage its target and assuage the guilt of a collaborator?
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It has led to some negative publicity for Alex Guerrero, Brady's longtime personal fitness guru and co-collaborator.
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"Activity was essential as a cure during the winter," said Goran Odbratt, Mr. Tunbjork's longtime friend and collaborator.
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Settling down on a plush red sofa, King, 76, kept referring to her collaborator by his birth name.
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But now he stands accused by his own granddaughter of being a fierce anti-Semite and Nazi collaborator.
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Her band will include her children, Jackson Smith and Jesse Paris Smith, and Tony Shanahan, a longtime collaborator.
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Sherman (1913-2013) was Cunningham's muse, erstwhile collaborator and longtime neighbor in the fabled studios above Carnegie Hall.
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Wilder was a frequent collaborator with the greatest comedy minds of his time, including the late Richard Pryor.
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She wrote and produced it with frequent collaborator Jack Antonoff, who performs in the bands Bleachers and fun.
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In the 2010s, Schur and frequent collaborator Dan Goor expanded this television universe, starting with Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
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Ms. Beecroft, a frequent Kanye West collaborator of late, said the cover is her first illustrated fashion project.
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When Egender first told his collaborator about Crispr, Kaufman assumed this an idea for a sci-fi film.
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Washington's rise to singular prominence as a laissez-faire–minded collaborator with segregation is by now well documented.
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Stefani pleads with her to stay, but it's not clear whether she's X's victim, his collaborator, or both.
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After volunteering to direct the film himself, he got his frequent collaborator Mark Wahlberg to take the role.
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Yet Ms. Spitzer was never a Nazi collaborator or a kapo, an inmate assigned to oversee other prisoners.
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Mr. Lipton's frequent collaborator, the director Leigh Silverman, is able to oversee the road to liftoff and beyond.
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"It's okay, we don't cry / we love the southern sky," frequent collaborator Emily Yacina sings in the hook.
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Being a good collaborator — and highlighting that in job interviews — will help you stand out from the competition.
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No doubt that's partially attributed to her working with longtime friend and collaborator Inflo, who produced the album.
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"Onstage she carries with her a whole bag of contradictions," said the director Leigh Silverman, a frequent collaborator.
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Laurence Fishburne plays a student political organizer; the ensemble also includes Lee and his frequent collaborator Giancarlo Esposito.
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The album features artwork by longtime Arca collaborator Jesse Kanda, who recently released his debut EP on Hyperdub.
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The first two of these films are famous sequels by Spielberg and his frequent '80s collaborator George Lucas.
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Grimes wrote for Rihanna, while Tame Impala's Kevin Parker has now become an in-demand hip-hop collaborator.
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There's no price tag Zhavia can put on running into her dream collaborator Jessie J while leaving the studio.
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Artist and Kanye West collaborator Vanessa Beecroft seems to be a pretty bizarre person in a number of ways.
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"The Black-and-White Forest," corrected Stefan Beckman, the set designer and frequent fashion collaborator who had created it.
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Prince's longtime friend and collaborator Sheila E. wants answers -- and she's jetting to Minnesota right now to get them.
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Back in August, rapper and Bow Wow-collaborator Soulja Boy took to Instagram to threaten a then-unidentified man.
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Before that, focus was frequently on her fraught relationship with Rilo Kiley bandmate/collaborator and ex-boyfriend, Blake Sennett.
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Originally, he said, his collaborator—who'd previously identified Ouija board—didn't give the new protein a Halloween-themed name.
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The competing faction appears to be led by Jesus "Guero Jessi" Garcia, who was once a collaborator with Toro.
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Williams' "Blurred Lines" collaborator T.I. took to Twitter to send his well wishes to the new father of four.
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In this episode, Mitski breaks down her song "Your Best American Girl" with her long-time collaborator Patrick Hyland.
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During her first year in 2013, she and collaborator Leander Schwarzer started an artist's residency out of their studios.
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"Jeff was obviously a really wonderful collaborator on this, and I'm excited to work with him again," Brie said.
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NYU was also where Baker met Chris Bergoch, a fellow student who would become Baker's regular collaborator and cowriter.
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The tune largely focuses on West's successful Yeezy shoe line with Adidas and his problems with previous collaborator Nike.
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Progress to be made The cast of "Parasite" included Bong's frequent collaborator Song Kang Ho as the family patriarch.
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Flanagan has cast these actors, including his wife and co-collaborator Katie Siegel, in many of his past works.
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Brian Eno, who left the band after two albums, was a vital collaborator in Bowie's so-called "Berlin period".
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Tri Angle producer Vessel — known for his abrasive, industrial production work — has been announced as Immix Ensemble's newest collaborator.
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Sheila E. is honoring her friend, frequent collaborator and one-time flame Prince once again – with a new song.
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Count Harry Kessler, an art patron and a friend of von Hofmannsthal's, was an uncredited collaborator in the opera.
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Swift's friend and collaborator, Ed Sheeran, currently holds the position with his latest album ÷ (Divide) with 909,000 copies sold.
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"What a Time," a duet with frequent collaborator Niall Horan, was the hardest song for the singer to write.
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Pallett is a brilliant pop music theorist who is a frequent Arcade Fire collaborator and an art-pop auteur.
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We can thank Alexis Martin Woodall, Pose Executive Producer and Ryan Murphy's longtime collaborator, for the show's infectious soundtrack.
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" Tony Visconti, Mr. Bowie's most constant collaborator since "Space Oddity" in 1969, described "Blackstar" as the singer's "parting gift.
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Samson takes a crack at "Saturday Night on Utopia Parkway," a song by collaborator and fellow Canuck Christine Fellows.
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And Tipping and Joshua Beirne-Golden, his friend and collaborator since film school, weren't keen on compromising any elements.
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He even played a priest for about a minute in longtime collaborator Steven Soderbergh's Che: Part Two in 2008.
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Her third marriage to friend and collaborator Steve Cooney in July 2010 ended with a separation the following March.
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He also gave a considerable shock to Kyla herself who, completely unknown to her, became an overnight Drake collaborator.
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Dubois's collaborator Ksenya Samarskaya then developed a "novel, unified typographic style" for the machines that reflects mid-century labeling.
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Dropping Friday, April 6, the collections promise new interpretations of John and longtime collaborator Bernie Taupin's most popular songs.
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The Weeknd is Puma's latest creative collaborator and joined forces with the brand for its Run The Streets campaign.
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Angélil, Dion's longtime collaborator, stepped aside as his wife's manager in June 2014 because of his battle with cancer.
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That was the first conviction of a French head of state since Nazi collaborator Marshal Philippe Petain in 1945.
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But, what does this mean in the grand scheme of Kesha's troubling claims about her former collaborator and boss?
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Mike Dean, a longtime producer and collaborator, breezed through the heavily protected doors, all while walking his tiny dog.
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He was so talented that when I thought of this idea I knew he would be a fun collaborator.
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To add to the mystery, Swift's music video collaborator Joseph Kahn retweeted the video snippet with a smiley face.
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If it's a worthy friend and collaborator, will it one day be able to strike out on its own?
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De Blasio pledged to dig out a sidewalk plaque commemorating Nazi collaborator Philippe Pétain in the Canyon of Heroes.
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The London-based producer will also be joined on stage in LA by recent collaborator, English songwriter Charli XCX.
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Edward Snowden collaborator Jean-Michel Jarre's Electronica 1: The Time Machine album is also nominated in the same category.
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Fagen -- a longtime collaborator and friend -- wrote a tribute to Becker on Sunday that was reported by Rolling Stone.
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Jean McGianni Celestin, Parker's longtime friend and collaborator on Birth of a Nation, was also charged but was convicted.
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" He also took some time to directly address his Watch the Throne collaborator, saying: "JAY-Z — call me, bruh.
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She is afraid to be in public with her boyfriend at the cost stations denying her as a collaborator.
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Gomez, rocking a black latex overall dress, also surfaced on pal and "Bad Liar" collaborator Petra Collins' Instagram Stories.
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His collaborator, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, an outspoken critic of Islam, has lived under the threat of death ever since.
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Tyler also spent additional time to work out the 3D interactive images for his blog with collaborator Punk Office.
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" Then, he said, he and the production's designer, Heike Scheele, a frequent collaborator, had a disagreement, mainly over "Meistersinger.
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The veteran collaborator Peter Golenbock worked with Dykstra for seven or eight months, only to be fired by him.
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He even commented on a tweet with a photo of a tomato that his frequent collaborator, Camila Cabello, posted.
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Then his body was dismembered and removed from the consulate by five people and given to a local collaborator.
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Allergan bought rapastinel in 2015 from its collaborator Aptinyx and added another depression drug from the company last year.
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Moving into the 2010s, he proved a reliable collaborator for savvy English-language and faithful Spanish-language rappers alike.
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Fonsi denied he had fallen out with Daddy Yankee after his collaborator did not turn up for the show.
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There will be a ten-hour ambient performance featuring Laraaji, Stevie Wonder collaborator Malcolm Cecil, Juliana Barwick, and more.
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Timberlake and his longtime collaborator, Pharrell Williams, were vibing in the studio, according to the singer's latest Instagram post.
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Certain Gorillaz songs feel as though Albarn is not only recruiting the guest collaborator, but their history as well.
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In keeping the project close to home, Portner also enlisted former Slasher Flicks collaborator Angel Deradoorian for the record.
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Your live show is different now that you've got your long time visual/video collaborator Nate Boyce on guitars.
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As for possible special guests, CBS is reporting that crooner and past Gaga collaborator Tony Bennett will introduce her.
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The notorious illustrations of Aubrey Beardsley, Wilde's collaborator, are situated next to paraphernalia from the great writer's infamous trial.
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Rolling Stone reports Brown and his collaborator Paul White spent $70,000 alone just to clear the new record's samples.
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Branded a collaborator himself after the war, Mr. Clouzot was, until "Quai," briefly barred from making movies in France.
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Daft Punk-collaborator The Weeknd, Dirtybird boss Claude VonStroke, and synth duo Crystal Castles are also on the bill.
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But most impressive of all are the subtleties and variations in puppets, designed by longtime Henson collaborator Brian Froud.
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" She immediately sent the transcript to a collaborator, the actress Emily Davis, with the note: "You could play her.
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Fast forward 20 years, and Bowler is what she calls Tunick's "collaborator and muse," as well as his partner.
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But it was created by Mindy Kaling and her "Mindy Project" collaborator Matt Warburton, so there's reason to watch.
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Each second Tuesday of the month, our collaborator, the American Statistical Association, will facilitate a discussion from 9 a.m.
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It is dominated by brutal ideologues who will use any smear ("traitor", "collaborator", "fifth-columnist") to defeat their opponents.
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These were the people he felt deserved the collaborator job, not the high-profile candidates floated by the publisher.
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The all-black effect ought to be true to the spirit of Cunningham's long-term visual collaborator Robert Rauschenberg.
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The first teaser trailer for "El Camino" offered a glimpse of Jesse Pinkman's regular collaborator Skinny Pete (Charles Baker).
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His first film was "Man Ka Meet" (1969), produced by Mr. Dutt, who was to become a regular collaborator.
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It also won Morissette and her collaborator Glen Ballard five Grammy awards including the prestigious album of the year.
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In this family's most painful secret, one of his own nephews turns out to have been a notorious collaborator.
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Last year, Brooker and his longtime collaborator Annabel Jones signed a contract with Netflix to make twelve new episodes.
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To design the outdoor spaces, he called on his friend and frequent collaborator Michael Fiore, of Fiore Landscape Design.
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August 2014: Paltrow & Falchuk Met On The Set Of Glee Falchuk co-created Glee with frequent collaborator Ryan Murphy.
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A trilogy of Beckett's works, directed by his former collaborator Walter Asmus, will open there later in the month.
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Directed by Nzingha Stewart, a frequent Shonda Rimes collaborator, it's a mainstream movie helmed by a woman of color.
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I think Brian Cimmet, a longtime musical collaborator of Amanda's, and I were the only puzzle people in attendance.
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Her comments on frequent collaborator Woody Allen, who has been accused of child molestation by his daughter Dylan Farrow.
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China is our economic competitor, economic partner, source of talent and capital, geopolitical rival, collaborator and serial rule-breaker.
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It also won Morissette and her collaborator Glen Ballard five Grammy awards, including the prestigious album of the year.
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After the war, Allied tribunals that scrutinized Georg Berger's past concluded that he was both Nazi collaborator and victim.
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The denazification tribunal as well as an appeals panel later classified Georg Berger as a low-level Nazi collaborator.
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As in the original production, she will act while her best friend and longtime collaborator, Vicky Jones, will direct.
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Before Devlin Rice joined as a bassist and collaborator to form the Music Beat, Schrader performed his songs solo.
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While there he met Mr. Jacobson, a Harvey staff editor who would become a collaborator and a lifelong friend.
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While there he met Mr. Jacobson, a Harvey staff editor who would become a collaborator and a lifelong friend.
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Mr. Gimbel worked with David Shire on "Norma Rae," but his most frequent collaborator may have been Charles Fox.
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Each second Tuesday of the month, our collaborator, the American Statistical Association, will facilitate a discussion from 200 a.m.
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McCarthy has worked to honor New York City's hip-hop legends for years, with Ballentine as his creative collaborator.
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Years later, some of the tapes mysteriously leaked, and the musician Jim O'Rourke, a friend and collaborator, notified Conrad.
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Today, he adds Zandvoort & Uilenbal to that list of monikers, a duet of Legowelt and unknown collaborator Jim Hellinga.
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Yesterday Venezuelan producer Arca shared a minimal, strikingly unguarded video for "Sin Rumbo," directed by longtime collaborator Jesse Kanda.
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Simpson's makeup artist and frequent Kardashian collaborator, Joyce Bonelli, also shared a photo of the glamorous beauty on her Instagram.
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Or, maybe a collaborator temporarily needs a specific plugin in order to work on a project someone else has started.
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She was also a vocal anti-slavery activist and a close collaborator of Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda and his In the Heights collaborator Quiara Alegría Hudes have an exciting new project in the works.
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The photos were shot by their collaborator on the project, Sandro, who directed and upcoming Allegory of the Cave film.
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It doesn't look like he's a K-Dot collaborator in his usual, Juno Award-winning capacity as a producer, though.
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She also spoke to Lowe about the beef between her ex Meek Mill and her former Young Money collaborator Drake.
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Gomez attended the show to present an award to pal and collaborator Hung Vanngo for Makeup Artist of the Year.
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" Her collaborator, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, wrote on Twitter this afternoon that he "changed so many music and sound makers lives.
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Cunningham integrates the camera as collaborator in a non-hierarchical way whereby it shapes space much as the dancers do.
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In just four feature films, Edgar Wright has established himself as both a skilled genre craftsman and an ace collaborator.
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But she later revealed the potentially dangerous high-flying act was devised by an unlikely collaborator: her younger sister, Natali.
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Wingard has worked from scripts written by collaborator Simon Barrett on all of his best-known projects, but Godzilla vs.
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The pre-9/11 Bush seemed to be a collaborator, a "compassionate conservative" with a laid-back approach to policy.
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The film stars Kristen Stewart, Laura Dern and longtime collaborator Michelle Williams, playing characters who cross paths in Livingston, Montana.
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Abloh, whose parents are Ghanian, founded hip label Off-White and was a creative collaborator on Kanye West's Yeezy label.
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The company is a strong collaborator with Microsoft and Salesforce, so my bet is to keep an eye on these.
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Sir Anthony was a mentor and collaborator of Thomas Piketty, famous for his book, "Capital in the Twenty-First Century".
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His latest — co-created with Maniac Mansion collaborator Gary Winnick — is called Thimbleweed Park and it is a Kickstarter darling.
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Evidence:"An evil genius is, by definition, smarter than we are," Caltech physicist and LIGO collaborator Alan Weinstein told Gizmodo.
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Coyne's longtime pal and collaborator Miley Cyrus also joined in to share the couple's special day, photographed by Katie Lane.
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The second option is also for people who don't necessarily play music, but have a friend or collaborator who does.
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Day's It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia collaborator Richie Keen directed the New Line movie, which hits theaters on Feb. 17.
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Young and his collaborator, fiction author Tim Maughan, imagined hacker and graffiti culture inspiring the two kids to repurpose drones.
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Davidson's close friend and collaborator Machine Gun Kelly immediately went to be with him to make sure he was okay.
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As Kesha's contentious court case drags on, one friend and collaborator says she's choosing to focus on something positive: music.
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Arthur Max, the Oscar-nominated production designer for "The Martian," is a longtime collaborator of the film's director, Ridley Scott.
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De Niro tells Haute Living Los Angeles that Lawrence, his frequent collaborator, has given him acting advice on set before.
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The tracks must have sounded very strange to Alan Turing and his collaborator Christopher Strachey, who helped with the arrangements.
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Throughout the film, the character, voiced by previous Lepore collaborator Garrett Davis, speaks lovingly and intimately directly into the camera.
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Coates has found an able collaborator in Stelfreeze, who renders the fantastical world of Wakanda tangible without losing its pathos.
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I have always loved board games and gaming culture, but the idea originally came about from my collaborator, Niko Alokin.
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And he's been with the same group of guys—his writing partner, Nick West; his frequent collaborator Matty O'Connor, a.k.a.
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According to theater listings and show posters, the concert will feature a project by Kanye's visual art collaborator Vanessa Beecroft.
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Curiously, the person to relay this information was lauded photographer and recent Frank Ocean collaborator Wolfgang Tillmans, of all people.
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As a silent collaborator, this machinery has the potential to inspire the artist and perhaps even speed along production times.
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Aurélie is an advisor at the Boston Consulting Group and an external collaborator for The Ministry of Education of France.
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LaToya, now 62, said she was speaking out because she could no longer be a "silent collaborator" in his actions.
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Helen Goh, a longtime pastry collaborator, with whom he is writing a book on baking, was coming to the feast.
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Decker is a special-ops type played by Tim Heidecker, who created the series with his frequent collaborator, Gregg Turkington.
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" What he strives for, says his friend and frequent collaborator, the actress Tilda Swinton, is something "vital, passionate and uncontrollable.
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The remix of the song won best urban fusion/performance and earned their collaborator Justin Bieber his first Latin Grammy.
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Instead of Destiny's Child, Bey brings out her new favorite collaborator, Channing Tatum, for a proper Lip Sync Battle encore.
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Her new material from Melodrama soared live, as did her cover of Robyn's "Hang With Me" with collaborator Jack Antonoff.
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Is she into the Zayn lookalike with the Le Chiffre scar, or would she rather hook up with collaborator Tinashe?
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In 1450, Giovanni d'Alemagna died, the studio moved back to Venice and Antonio's principal collaborator became his youngest brother, Bartolomeo.
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He was a contemporary and collaborator with President Ronald Reagan and economist Milton Friedman in California and across the country.
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Produced and written by Glover and regular collaborator Ludwig Goransson, "Urn" is extremely simple, which is key to its strength.
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Previous collaborator Grant Singer has directed the clip, and it finds Abel Tesfaye and his new hair getting taken hostage.
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Mottola signed Carey on the condition that she ditch her collaborator, Ben Margulies, because he suspected Margulies was her boyfriend.
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So RiRi and her "Work" collaborator went to see Megan at the children's hospital in Miami instead, as HipHopDX reports.
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She is also a collaborator with the Global Reporting Centre and a term member with the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Produced by Bowie's long-term collaborator Tony Visconti and Pat Donne, her songs are drama-pop with a gothic tinge.
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And it took him, for me, from this legendary record producer to a collaborator who was really into our band.
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In the game, you die, you barely scrape by as a collaborator, or you develop a sense of revolutionary solidarity.
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The "lost" screenplay is owned by the son of a former Kubrick collaborator and is more than 100 pages long.
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Now, nearly two decades later, the second installment has arrived, a 4.6-pound sequel written this time without a collaborator.
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The creature and its delicate web, spun in the doorway's corner, were originally intended as collaborator and artwork in one.
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According to a close collaborator, the musician's first posthumous album — fulfilling the $10 million deal — is in its finishing stages.
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Peck functions as Baldwin's partner, or even collaborator, seeing the world through his eyes and helping us do so, too.
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Filmed at Electric Lady Studios in Manhattan, the series features the singer and collaborator Jack Antonoff at the piano together.
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As a book collaborator and ghostwriter, she helped write 17 published nonfiction books, including eight New York Times best-sellers.
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The performance — which was choreographed by Jeffrey's friend and longtime collaborator Theo Adams — featured dancers throwing themselves onto the crowd.
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He brought his band (including his frequent songwriting collaborator, the guitarist Boz Boorer), a video screen, strobe lights and smoke.
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Marina Abramovic reconciled with her former collaborator and lover Ulay, following a talk at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art.
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The Christmas Island reefs were among the world's healthiest, said Cobb's collaborator, biologist Julia Baum of Canada's University of Victoria.
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Like his one-time collaborator and contemporary Zora Neale Hurston, Hughes takes an anthropological approach to setting and character development.
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Her 2015 EP "Hallucinogen," with Björk's frequent collaborator Arca joining her production stable, was more supple but no less spooky.
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Presumably, Ms. Minaj expected to dethrone Mr. Scott (and next week, be dethroned herself by labelmate and collaborator Ariana Grande).
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Peter was a more-than-willing collaborator, and we fleshed out a lot of ideas that didn't really go anywhere.
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Mr. Jeffries eventually bought the property for $110,000 and introduced his sometime collaborator and then-girlfriend, Ms. Honig, to it.
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For "#3," about Alvin Ailey's "Revelations," the chief collaborator is Tommy DeFrantz, a dance scholar who's also a charismatic performer.
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Still, after all that, he had no reason to expect that his old collaborator would give him another starring role.
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Rees had already secured a producer for "Follies" in her longtime collaborator, Cassian Elwes, as well as a costume designer.
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While Ms. Macron seems to be engaged in a return to form, her choice of collaborator is an interesting one.
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The 44-year-old rapper later performed "Higher" with John Legend to honor his collaborator, the late rapper Nipsey Hussle.
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On Tuesday and Wednesday he'll team up with a longtime collaborator, the vibraphonist Gary Burton, and the Harlem String Quartet.
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Finneas O'Connell, her brother and primary collaborator, received five nods for his work with her as a producer and songwriter.
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Stem eliminates that burden by tracking every collaborator on a song, and requiring all parties to agree on percentage splits.
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One was Lena Luo, a founder of Luooif Studio; the other was her collaborator, Ekcee Chan, who designs the footwear.
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But the breakout collaborator is Rico Nasty, who out-eccentrics the hosts with quick-tongued raps and pop-punk yelps.
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Bjorn Roth, son and collaborator of the late artist Dieter Roth, created the space with his sons Oddur and Einar.
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"Once he gets an idea, he goes," said Lynette Wedig, a frequent collaborator with Droddy on Alamogordo Music Theater productions.
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Ms. Sutherland and the conductor Richard Bonynge, her husband and frequent collaborator, invited Mr. Conrad to audition two months later.
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Tate Taylor, Spencer's longtime friend and collaborator (they also worked together on "The Help") wanted to adapt it for her.
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To this day, she's a key collaborator on Zendaya's glam team, which includes stylist Law Roach and hairstylist Ursula Stephen.
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Schatz's clinical work is at Bellevue Hospital in New York City and is a collaborator with the Drug Policy Alliance.
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Nnaisense's chief executive is an American computer scientist, Faustino Gomez, who has been Dr. Schmidhuber's research collaborator for many years.
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Ms. Dessay had left the stage so that her collaborator, Philippe Cassard, could play a couple of Debussy piano preludes.
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As we reported ... Chuy's family announced his death Sunday afternoon, and Chelsea wrote a heartfelt tribute to her longtime collaborator.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article misspelled the surname of the director's husband and collaborator.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article misspelled the surname of the director's husband and collaborator.
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Post Malone also made no mention of his collaborator on "Rockstar": 21 Savage, currently detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Along with his collaborator and boyfriend-turned-lifelong-friend Juan Ramos, Lopez is credited with saving fashion illustration from extinction.
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MONDAY PUZZLE — The last time we saw Yacob Yonas, he and his collaborator, Alan Southworth, were enthused about super heroes.
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Better Things is Adlon's show, forever and ever, and I'm confident it will be just fine without her frequent collaborator.
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My colleague and I, my best friend from graduate school, my co-author and collaborator, call ourselves James and Lorraine.
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Each chapter is told from the perspective of a key figure in Elliot's life — a family member, friend, or collaborator.
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MH: Well, that's part of why my frequent collaborator, Glenn Thrush, is a lot better at that than I am.
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Burns's upcoming 2019 project, Country Music, was written by one frequent collaborator, Dayton Duncan, and produced by another, Julie Dunfey.
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"Engaging with outside collaborators is a key strategy for ensuring that work can still be communicated (even if a government researcher can't comment on their paper, then their academic collaborator can), helps guard against publication blockage by administration (the collaborator can run with it), and maintaining data security (collaborators keep a copy)," Rennie told Gizmodo.
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A former head of the secret police in the early 1990s, Piotr Naimski, has long maintained that he was a collaborator.
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Demi Lovato is fired up about last week's court decision in Kesha's legal battle against longtime collaborator Dr. Luke and Sony.
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His book really affected me as all of his books did, so throughout the entire process, he's been a great collaborator.
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It's not me, it turns out, this black-and-white throwback is the brainchild of Macy's and collaborator 20th Century Fox.
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"You find her to be a collaborator," said Jonathan Nalli, senior vice president at Ascension Health, the state's largest health system.
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Hawking and his collaborator Thomas Hertog from the University of Leuven in Belgium didn't like the infinite unpredictability of a multiverse.
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TRANSFER Gallery's Kelani Nichole first developed TRANSFER Download this summer in San Francisco at Minnesota Street Project with collaborator Harvey Moon.
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Puma has had a pretty busy week: Yesterday, it dropped its first official campaign starring its latest creative collaborator, The Weeknd.
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Inspired by Cinderella, the actress stuck to the theme with a light up ballgown designed by long time collaborator, Tommy Hilfiger.
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Like "Without Love," the EP as a whole was written by Glass, with longtime collaborator Jupiter Keyes of HEALTH on production.
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Her frequent collaborator Teresa Espinosa, who also worked on the film and its sequel alongside Faulk, is the show's associate director.
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Editor's note: (10/4/19, 1:13 pm) A previous version of this article misstated the name of Smith's choreography collaborator.
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Beecroft – who has been criticized for her ideas about race – was formerly on the rapper's regular payroll as his creative collaborator.
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"I know many babies will be made to this soundtrack," Jonas tweeted when the soundtrack dropped, tagging his collaborator Nicki Minaj.
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It including endorsements from the likes of Nigerian writer and Beyoncé collaborator Chimamanda Ngozi Adichi as well as author David Sedaris.
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Earlier in April, songstress and early Justice collaborator Uffie revealed on her Facebook page that she is back in the studio.
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Specifically, the scarf she references in the 2011 song "All Too Well," which she co-wrote with longtime collaborator Liz Rose.
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The star first joined forces with the brand back in November as its creative collaborator on the "Run The Streets" campaign.
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They launched In/Sight, an experimental series that pairs the orchestra with media artists, and selected Anadol as their first collaborator.
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Both artists will perform at Bristol, UK, venue The Black Swan this Saturday, October 29, alongside previous Blunt collaborator Mica Levi.
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DeNa (pronounced D-N-A) is a Japanese online service company best known as the key collaborator in Nintendo's smartphone efforts.
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After collaborating with the Coen brothers in 1991's Barton Fink, Deakins became the Coens' main cinematic collaborator and principal cinematographer.
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Haddish previously worked with Peele on his 2016 film Keanu, which he produced with former Comedy Central collaborator Keegan-Michael Key.
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"Ben spent a lot of time buying weird stuff on Etsy," his creative collaborator Ryan told the outlet at the time.
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Charlotte Moorman, "The Naked Cellist," is also paid homage, and equal attention is given to her frequent collaborator, Nam June Paik.
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"Nobody wants to be mean, but everyone wants to kind of find their inner boss," collaborator Nell Benjamin told Vanity Fair.
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Kaibab Elegy coincides with Mehmedinović and collaborator Gavin Heffernan's new 192-page hardcover photo book and timelapse blu-ray SKYGLOW package.
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And Gomez previously confirmed she had a short-lived romance with her former collaborator Zedd, 28, who was born in Russia.
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This is Twain's first song without her long-time collaborator and former husband, who dared to cheat on our Timmins queen.
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The musician and producer, who was an early collaborator with the group, had only performed live once before with Massive Attack.
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Soon enough, Dustin Mixon, a mathematician at Ohio State University, and his collaborator Boris Alexeev found a graph with 1,577 vertices.
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Meanwhile, Gomez previously confirmed she had a short-lived romance with her former collaborator Zedd, 28, who was born in Russia.
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I imagine him permanently glued to his Xbox when he's not doting on his longtime girlfriend Violetta Komyshan (his greatest collaborator).
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Others have called the evidence insufficient and have expressed doubt about the fairness of the procedure for branding someone a collaborator.
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This is particularly evident in the character Flip the Frog, created in 1930 by Disney's friend and sometimes collaborator Ub Iwerks.
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The sexualized images appear to objectify her, but Marie was an eager and ingenious collaborator, masterminding many of the works herself.
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Personal Shopper is a far more daring and experimental turn for Stewart, whom Assayas cites more as his collaborator than actress.
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Jean McGianni Celestin, Parker's longtime friend, wrestling teammate at Penn State and collaborator on Birth of a Nation, was also charged.
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At least that's the case for his friend and frequent collaborator Fred Morin, who wrote the foreword to Ship to Shore.
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Correction: This article originally mis-stated the name of Mr Souleyman's keyboardist as Rizan Sa'id, a former collaborator of Mr Souleyman's.
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Feeling unsatisfied with her script but unwilling to let the subject go, Ms. Taichman went in search of a playwright collaborator.
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Former Diddy collaborator and Dirty Money member Dawn Richard continues her evolution as the afro-futuristic rapper and singer D∆WN.
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Earlier this year, Daniels' longtime collaborator Aaron Sorkin, who adapted the novel for Broadway, praised his performance while speaking to PEOPLE.
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Alex Davidson, his longtime film collaborator, said Mr. Laurent had a humanistic but unsentimental approach to filmmaking that reflected his personality.
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The filmmaker has been a longtime creative collaborator with the Coen brothers, earning nominations for Fargo, O Brother, Where Art Thou?
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Working in a team, you feel like you're doing it to help your collaborator, which makes those questions pop up less.
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Mazzoli's favorite collaborator is the prolific librettist Royce Vavrek, who has shaken up the timid, backward-looking business of American opera.
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Here, working with Mr. Moland, his frequent collaborator, he is reticent in a different way, bottling up rage more than regret.
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Meghan was a hands-on collaborator for the September issue of British Vogue, which features 15 trailblazing women on the cover.
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"We asked ourselves what we wanted to see in LA and then sent out calls for proposals," said collaborator Julian Tan.
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"My clients would love to be a conscientious objector, but the government insists that they be a conscientious collaborator," he said.
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If you must have a levitating cubicle decoration, make it Ankou Gold by French minimalist sculptor Ao Gitsune and collaborator Artur.
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Both surviving Beatles took to the internet to express their sadness for the loss of their long-time collaborator and friend.
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Over the past year, Silver's been busy, releasing two albums and scoring an art film by Björk collaborator Andrew Thomas Huang.
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She's teased fans with effervescent and relatable pop (paired with arresting short films by Dua Lipa and Rihanna collaborator, Emil Nava).
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In August, Justin Bieber released a dark electropop banger called "Friends" with an under-the-radar collaborator known as BloodPop®.
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Saudi officials have said the killers gave Mr. Khashoggi's body to a "local collaborator" but have declined to identify that person.
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Sxip Shirey, Ms. Skipitares's collaborator, supplies eerie sounds and powerful songs as the composer and lyricist for the live musical sections.
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In 1987 the festival presented "Stauf," a reworking of the Faust legend by Mr. Salzman and his frequent collaborator, Michael Sahl.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article misspelled the given name of Donald Glover's brother and collaborator.
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These experiments were formulated with Höller's collaborator on the exhibition, Stefano Mancuso, a Florence-based neurobiologist researching the intelligence of plants.
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Most recently, he teamed up with Takashi Murakami, a frequent Vuitton collaborator, for a show at the Gagosian Gallery in London.
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Buono and his longtime collaborator Rhys Thomas direct every one of the show's episodes; they first got involved with Documentary Now!
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Edwards hired Williams, who, working with his longtime animation collaborator Ken Harris, turned out a stunning tribute to old Hollywood glamour.
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As ever, there are ideas in abundance: the relationship between composer and performer, between composition and performance, between soloist and collaborator.
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I feel no such reluctance regarding "Long Lost," which is directed with Teflon smoothness by Daniel Sullivan, Mr. Margulies's frequent collaborator.
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A memorial to those who lost their lives in 2018 "Everyone went into a funk," said Dr. Schreier, his frequent collaborator.
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Mr. Birdsong worked with Stevie Wonder and was a frequent collaborator with Roy Ayers, the jazz, funk and soul vibraphone player.
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Will, the new TNT drama about Shakespeare's life from frequent Baz Luhrmann collaborator Craig Pearce, badly wants to be punk-rock.
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There is growing concern, in fact, that China has arrived in Europe not as an economic collaborator, but as a conqueror.
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So, Dr. Egan went back to the Florida sand live oak forest where his collaborator, Glen Hood, first found the gall.
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Saudi officials have not revealed the identity of the local collaborator, despite repeated Turkish requests, leading officials to doubt the information.
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In this they had an unusual collaborator: Luca Guadagnino, the Italian filmmaker, who had always wanted to be an interior designer.
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I just don't want to call in a director till it's ready to present, and that means me and my collaborator.
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Country duo Dan + Shay were both on board with serving as impromptu wedding singers for their collaborator Justin Bieber last month.
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Despite the inherent solitude of a songwriter's craft, and his long season of obscurity, Mr. Russell was an incredibly gifted collaborator.
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The production has been directed with as much smoothness as the script allows by his frequent and fruitful collaborator, Mark Brokaw.
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Frank Oz, a puppeteer and longtime collaborator of Muppets creator Jim Henson, who died in 1990, also chimed in on Twitter.
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On his next film, "The Bastard" (1963), he teamed up with the art director Takeo Kimura, who became a regular collaborator.
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The cause was coronary artery disease, said his wife and frequent collaborator, Laura Parker, a staff writer for National Geographic magazine.
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What you don't hear in these quartets is Ms. Shaw the collaborator who prefers to write for specific artists and occasions.
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The choreographer Ivy Baldwin has explored mourning rituals and grief after the death of Lawrence Cassella, a close collaborator, in 2015.
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"He loves a redemption tale," said the actress Julie Halston, a friend and collaborator since the 1980s, in a phone interview.
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More important, the revival is the inspiration of the show's creator, Amy Sherman-Palladino, and her husband and collaborator, Daniel Palladino.
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Her productions, particularly with her frequent collaborator, "Comet" composer Dave Malloy, thrive on unorthodox theatrical premises that elucidate much bigger ideas.
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She modeled the pieces herself, posing in a series of "cinematic vignettes," photographed by her friend and frequent collaborator Melina Matsoukas.
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She met Lady Starlight, a performance artist and Gaga collaborator, at a bar where Lady Starlight used to go-go dance.
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The death was also announced by his recent collaborator, the musician Dam-Funk, and by his 280s band the Ohio Players.
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Last summer, the foundation awarded her and a collaborator in Australia, Madeleine van Oppen, four million dollars to pursue the idea.
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"Cardinal Tobin doesn't like the term 'prince of the church,' but he is a close collaborator" with the pope, the Rev.
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" Mr. van Hove and the production designer Jan Versweyveld, his frequent collaborator and personal partner, pored over the text of "Network.
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Nixon asked him to be his principal collaborator on his memoirs, but Mr. Price said he was too "exhausted" to accept.
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The 18-track project is a seamless evolution of blkjptr, with all production handled by his in-house collaborator Monte Booker.
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News of this release follows the announcement of a new LP from her former Hype Williams collaborator, Dean Blunt's Babyfather project.
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The album is rich with guest production, including long-time collaborator Face-T, dancehall dependable Red Rox, and American producer Machinedrum.
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She first went to Bangalore in 2016, to visit friend and collaborator Avril Stormy Unger, a local choreographer and performance artist.
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His death was confirmed by Tom Bowker, his manager and musical collaborator, who said he had liver cancer and multiple organ failure.
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In 2016, Gross and his longtime collaborator Bernd Siebert of the University of Hamburg posted a general-purpose method for doing so.
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Jonas tweeted out the song list, writing, "I know many babies will be made to this soundtrack," and tagging his collaborator Minaj.
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Bowie was an inveterate collaborator, recognizing and wheedling the best work out of others ever since Mick Ronson's riff on Ziggy Stardust.
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Virginia producer Tee-WaTT—Stizz's longtime collaborator, who's also worked with Boston rapper Big Leano—worked on more than half of PiMP.
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He called on another young collaborator, Bill Finger, to fine-tune some of the details and zero in on their hero's backstory.
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But then his new collaborator, fellow British superstar Elvis Costello, reunited him with an old friend: his iconic violin-shaped Hofner bass.
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She met Ms. Holton, the owner of a New Age shop, in whom she found a budding romance and a new collaborator.
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Murphy is a frequent collaborator with Paltrow's fiancé, Brad Falchuk, on series such as Glee, American Horror Story and 9-1-1.
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"There's nothing I love more, because you can avoid the chaos," the supermodel, Taylor Swift bestie and now, eBay collaborator tells PEOPLE.
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Or ply your collaborator with enough sugar and flattery to make them believe that any changes you suggest are actually their idea.
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Photographer Ho Hai Tran and his collaborator, editor, and creative director Chloe Cahill, on the other hand, think of abandoned Pizza Huts.
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" The producer Justin Meldal-Johnsen (Paramore, M83), an early "Always Tomorrow" collaborator, described the duo's unique working relationship as an "easy coexistence.
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Egerton was spotted filming in London on Tuesday with Jamie Bell, who stars as British musician and John's longtime collaborator Bernie Taupin.
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Blazkowicz's father, a once-struggling Texas businessman who seethes with a familiar strain of angry white masculinity, is Wolfenstein's archetypal American collaborator.
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Her stadium tour was one of the highest grossing tours of 2018, only beat out by close friend and collaborator Ed Sheeran.
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Her relationship with Salvador Dalí — as a friend and as a collaborator — paved the way to iconic creations for both of them.
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Davidson's friend and collaborator Machine Gun Kelly tweeted shortly after that he was getting on a plane to be with Davidson immediately.
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Sheila E, a longtime collaborator, also confirmed that she spoke to Justin Timberlake and that there will not be a Prince hologram.
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Stan Lee wrote the "The Amazing Spider-Man" newspaper strip starting in 1977, with longtime collaborator John Romita as the first artist.
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Big studios lined up to woo her, but many of their offers sought her skills as a director only, not a collaborator.
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"There's one collaborator who really gets you and you get them, and there's something about that chemistry," he said of Mr. Michell.
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Earlier this year, St. Clair performed a jazzy set with frequent collaborator Bibi Bourelly for her song "Perfect" on The Late Show.
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Appropriately, he kicked off his set with "1st Day Out Tha Feds" from Everybody Looking with frequent collaborator Zaytoven playing the piano.
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The cover art for Blood is a photograph of his partner and collaborator, Genevieve, nude, drying off in the sun in Iceland.
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Fighting illness together Angélil, Dion's longtime collaborator, stepped aside as his wife's manager in June 2014 because of his battle with cancer.
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This week on Noisey Radio, we sit down with Chance the Rapper collaborator Knox Fortune to discuss his debut solo project, Paradise.
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West dedicated a song to his frequent collaborator and asked his audience for support through a song recent show in Los Angeles.
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Featuring Flying Lotus collaborator Miguel Atwood-Ferguson on violin, Thundercat's band is in-the-pocket as they jam on songs from Drunk.
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Carrots' wife and collaborator Stella Blu drew the sketch of Daenerys from "The Winds of Winter" that appears in the CARROTS line.
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Their new series, 555, directed by longtime collaborator Andrew DeYoung, is a dark, prodding look at the desperate, driving search for fame.
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Frequent collaborator Mike Will Made It produced a majority of the album, and the brothers seem comfortable maturing into his cooler beats.
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Luis Posada Carriles, a Cuban exile and former CIA agent, is charged with the bombing, as is Orlando Bosch, a Posada collaborator.
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Erik: Pretty much everything that I pride myself on as a constructor/collaborator, Paolo is better at, including the being kind part.
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As for the valedictory title track by Mr. Simon, another longtime friend and collaborator, Mr. Toussaint takes care to keep it buoyant.
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For me to be her collaborator and help oversee these rereleases makes perfect sense, because I grew up as her biggest fan.
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"This detection is the beginning of a new era," said Louisiana State University physicist Gabriela González, a LIGO collaborator, in a statement.
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Before that, her Vespertine collaborator Matmos got all the production credit, when "they didn't do any of the main parts," she corrected.
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Dey also works as a contributor and collaborator with such people as Vybz, and even the late King Reign of Brassmunk fame.
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"I can't just leave the music behind," said Smokeasac, a collaborator who worked on the rapper and singer's first full posthumous release.
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That year, the actress, director and writer Lena Dunham co-founded Lenny Letter, a digital newsletter, with her frequent collaborator Jenni Konner.
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"She never lost the feeling of fighting the world," said Richard Larson, a Yale astronomer who became a collaborator and close friend.
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Mr. Cochrane's collaborator and partner, Julia Whitelaw, said the sculpture's positioning on the National Mall was not directed at the Trump administration.
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With his collaborator and partner, the composer John Cage, he was a proponent of dance and music existing independently of each other.
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With that hanging over his head, Tim Hecker collaborator Jóhann Jóhannsson has got big shoes to fill for commissioned work on 2049.
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After the Dalai Lama fled to India in 1959, the 10th Panchen Lama stayed on and was initially seen as a collaborator.
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Mr. Peele, who had not previously met Mr. Morgan before these conversations, told me he found him to be an introspective collaborator.
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Alfonso Cuarón, the Oscar-winning director of Roma, planned to shoot the film with his frequent collaborator (and childhood friend) Emmanuel Lubezki.
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Oskar Eustis, the Public's artistic director and a longtime Kushner collaborator and friend, will direct the revival, scheduled to open in November.
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Kirby, longtime collaborator with Marvel icon Stan Lee, helped create famous characters like The Hulk, The Fantastic Four, and the X-Men.
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Afro-Cuban artist María Magdalena Campos-Pons created the complex, multipart exhibit with her husband and collaborator, musician and composer Neil Leonard.
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"Bill was still operating on that sense of history and following the story," said Adrienne Aurichio, Mr. Eppridge's wife and longtime collaborator.
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And the songs – which owe a heavy debt to Brecht's immortal collaborator, Kurt Weill – strike a resonant balance between poetry and proclamation.
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He surrounded himself with excellent composers, most notably Johann Walter, who became his chief collaborator in the creation of a Lutheran liturgy.
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But this wasn't designed like a traditional particle accelerator like the Large Hadron Collider or one at collaborator SLAC's National Accelerator Laboratory.
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"Ed was an unsung hero," said another collaborator, Stephen F. Cohen, emeritus professor of Russian studies at New York University and Princeton.
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Like those two restaurants, Made Nice is under the ownership and direction of the chef Daniel Humm and his collaborator, Will Guidara.
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" He added: "The commemoration for Nazi collaborator Philippe Pétain in the Canyon of Heroes will be one of the first we remove.
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She had just plugged a nice middle-aged Boston woman who had been, in a former life, a collaborator with the Nazis.
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" Mr. Friedman has been a frequent collaborator with the Civilians, and has written music for many shows, including "The Fortress of Solitude.
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By the 1980s, she was working at the stylish Italian restaurant Arqua in TriBeCa when her future collaborator Alberto Avalle wandered in.
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Woody's main collaborator on the project was Peter Hart, a research engineer in the Applied Physics Laboratory at the Stanford Research Institute.
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Ostensibly a one-man band, Bleachers is also a group effort that revolves around Mr. Antonoff's reputation as a collaborator without boundaries.
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His death was confirmed by his wife, Steinunn (Bjarnadottir) Vasulka, known as Steina, who was an occasional collaborator on Mr. Vasulka's projects.
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Prince, a longtime friend and collaborator with Khan, died in late April from an accidental overdose of the powerful opioid painkiller fentanyl.
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But his most famous collaborator—and the one whose influence resounds through Bon Iver's new album, "22, A Million"—is Kanye West.
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Alongside her is her close friend and frequent collaborator Patricia Marx, a New Yorker staff writer, who is strumming a matching uke.
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They soon "reluctantly" began to find one another funny, and went on to collaborate extensively with their other longtime collaborator, Bret McKenzie.
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Few directors have as steely a grip on mental damage as Potrykus, and Burge, a regular collaborator, is his perfectly pained muse.
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But he is good for her (and she for him) as a creative collaborator, as another half of one shared, artistic brain.
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More recently, Inzlicht and his collaborator Marina Milyavskaya (also a co-author on the latest paper) confirmed and expanded on this idea.
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I see her backstage with her partner and musical collaborator, Håvard Volden, and I tell her I'm the journalist she's meeting on Tuesday.
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In 2016, over half of the entries had a lead artist or key collaborator that was a woman or a person of color.
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As for Mr. Siegel, finishing up this project without his longtime collaborator was a challenge, but perhaps not as difficult as he anticipated.
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