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  • Later, she contributed a piece on photographic investigations of radioactive rays in a multiauthored volume edited by Dessauer on the boundary between physics and medicine. 100

    Trafficking Materials and Gendered Experimental Practices: Radium Research in Early 20th Century Vienna 2007

  • The final product of excavation is publication, and here too the Shaws set a high standard, shepherding five large and meticulous multiauthored final volumes through Princeton University Press.

    From the President: Honoring a Rare Team 2006

  • In this multiauthored treatise, the chapter on history and physical examination was written by Murray alone.

    In the Danger Zone Horton, Richard 2000

  • Companies will have single dash for promoted tweets, multiauthored accounts, etc. Estimate: 800,000 U.S.

    Esp?ritu Emprendedor juancarloslucas 2010

  • WSJ Laid off and Looking -- a multiauthored blog with tons of career advice.

    Our House 2009

  • The recipes on which the servants worked so hard were often sent in by readers, mostly women who had been won over by Artusi’s amicable and even flirtatious tone—his preface began with the words, “Cooking is a little minx…” So Science in the Kitchen is a multiauthored work—and that is one of the most historically significant things about it.

    Delizia! John Dickie 2008

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