Following is a list of the "10 most wanted works of art, " according to ARTnews magazine.

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Council highways and property officials are preparing a list of works needed to "safeguard the integrity" of the building and to "improve its visual appearance".

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Our plan empowers future seniors to choose the coverage that works best for them from a list of plans that are required to offer at least the same level of benefits as traditional Medicare.

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At the top of the "daily frustrations" wish list was a mobile phone that works everywhere--from mountaintops to subways, from California to the Kalahari.

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For the English language standards, Wilhoit said, the plan isn't to hand out a list of recommended reading, but to let the states make their own choices of literary works, with an eye toward certain criteria.

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Assembled by a panel of experts, the list highlights movies that are largely unrecognized today, but are nonetheless seminal works in their own right.

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The product works on Wi-Fi and cellular networks, displays a list of your results over time, and lets you export those results in a format that can be used in a spreadsheet.

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The site works mainly through recommendations of good reads from a friend's list.

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The answer is the story behind "Take the 'A' Train, " part of the NPR 100 our list of the 100 most influential American musical works of the 20th century.

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The list includes Bob Ryan, a past-president of the 14, 000-strong American Meteorological Society, who works for the local ABC outlet.

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