During one of his goodwill tours, seven years ago, this columnist established an enduring personal friendship with Tsedaka and, later, was given the honor of serving, along with Sullivan, among others, on the board of the Samaritan Medal Foundation that Tsedaka founded and chairs.

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Anything after that might be a little anticlimactic, but the last large gallery provides a capsule view of the Bauhaus, with furniture by Marcel Breuer and Ludwig Mies van de Rohe, and paintings by Paul Klee, Oskar Schlemmer and Lyonel Feininger, among others, along with the occasional poster.

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These include the taxes that companies pay on their profits, along with workers' Social Security taxes, property taxes, utility taxes, corporate excise taxes, among others--all passed along to you in the form of higher prices.

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My father, along with tens of thousands of others, was among the first to receive an offer of early retirement.

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Metabones said they'll start shipping the Speedbooster this month, and will come out with MFT and Fuji-X mount options, along with support for lenses from Nikon and Leica, among others.

ENGADGET

Securing the signatures of Friedman, along with economists from Cornell, Stanford and Yale universities, among others, is a coup for the MPP, a group largely interested in widening and publicizing debate over the usefulness of laws against pot.

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Foreign fighter planes are coming along--the Russian SU-35, the French Mirage 2000 and the Swedish Gripen, among others--that will match our current crop of fighters.

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To speed this along, her firm has launched an Internet-based scheme for trading large quantities of water among towns, farmers and others with water rights.

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