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Sidley, Austin, Brown & Wood, L.L.P.

Sidley Austin Elevates Lawyer to Partnership in Hong Kong, 36 throughout Firm
Charles Allen in the Hong Kong office of Sidley Austin is among the 36 associates and counsel elevated to partnership in the firm, which now has 659 partners in offices in the United States, Europe, Asia and Australia. Mr. Allen is a new partner in the Complex Commercial Litigation practice.

“All of our new partners embody the client service values and collegial culture of Sidley, in addition to being exceptionally talented lawyers,� said Thomas A. Cole, chair of the firm’s Executive Committee. “We are proud to have them join Sidley’s partnership.�

“Charles has been an integral member of the Sidley team in Hong Kong and is wholly deserving of this honour,� added William O. Fifield, managing partner in the Greater China Region. “He has earned the respect of his clients and colleagues. We welcome him to our partnership and appreciate his continued dedication to the firm.�

Charles Allen, 46, is admitted as a solicitor in Hong Kong, as well as in England and Wales. Practising in Hong Kong since 1995, he conducts high value, complex commercial litigation and arbitration for clients throughout the Asia-Pacific region and beyond.

Mr. Allen, who had been a consultant, received his LL.B. from University College London.

Sidley also named the following to partnership in its other offices: Brussels - Arnoud R. Willems; Chicago - Michael C. Andolina, Jeannette K. Arazi, John A. Chamberlin, Anny C. Huang, Kenneth P. Kansa, Christopher P. Lokken, Brian A. McAleenan, Daniel J. Neppl, Clinton R. Uhlir, Robert L. Verigan and J. Randal Wexler; Frankfurt - Jérôme S. Friedrich; London - Jonathan Edge, Theresa D. Kradjian and Paul Matthews; Los Angeles - Aimee M. Contreras-Camua, Sandra S. Fujiyama, Kelly L.C. Kriebs, Jennifer A. Ratner and Robert M. Stone; New York - Laura M. Barzilai, Madeleine J. Dowling, Lynn A. Dummett, Isaac S. Greaney, Joseph Kelly, Dennis M. Manfredi and Aryeh H. Zarchan; San Francisco - Teague I. Donahey; Tokyo - Akira Nakazawa; Washington, D.C. - Kevin J. Campion, Mark B. Langdon, Eric A. Shumsky, Eric M. Solovy and John K. Van De Weert, Jr.

07-30-2007

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Sidley, Austin, Brown & Wood, L.L.P.

Sidley Austin LLP Elevates Five to Partnership in Los Angeles, 36 throughout Firm
Five lawyers in the Los Angeles office of Sidley Austin LLP are among the 36 associates and counsel elevated to partnership in the firm, which now has 659 partners in offices in the United States, Europe, Asia and Australia. The new Los Angeles partners are Aimee M. Contreras-Camua, Real Estate; Sandra S. Fujiyama, Intellectual Property Litigation; Kelly L.C. Kriebs, M&A and Private Equity; Jennifer A. Ratner, Complex Commercial Litigation; and Robert M. Stone, Financial Services/Consumer Class Actions. All had been associates with the firm.

“All of our new partners embody the client service values and collegial culture of Sidley, in addition to being exceptionally talented lawyers,� said Thomas A. Cole, chair of the firm’s Executive Committee. “We are proud to have them join Sidley’s partnership.�

“It is gratifying to have these accomplished lawyers join Sidley’s partnership ranks because they truly deserve and have earned this honor,� said Moshe J. Kupietzky, managing partner of Sidley's LA office. "This addition increases the total number of LA partners to 70, continuing the growth of the office, which is currently the largest office in LA of a non-LA headquartered law firm."

Aimee M. Contreras-Camua, 33, is a partner in the Real Estate practice. She practices in a broad spectrum of real estate law, including the representation of capital market institutions, banks and life insurance companies in the origination of mortgage-secured loans involving hotel, office, retail and mixed use properties located throughout the U.S. Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Contreras-Camua served as a judicial extern for the Honorable Harry Pregerson, United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

Ms. Contreras-Camua received her J.D. from the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) School of Law. She received her B.A., summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, from the University of California-Los Angeles.

Sandra S. Fujiyama, 33, is a partner in the Intellectual Property Litigation practice. Her practice focuses predominantly on complex patent litigation. She also provides intellectual property counseling to clients in the biotechnology and medical fields.

Ms. Fujiyama received her J.D. from the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) School of Law where she was associate editor of the Pacific Basin Law Journal. She received her B.S. in Biochemistry, summa cum laude, from the University of California-Los Angeles.

Kelly L.C. Kriebs, 34, is a partner in the M&A and Private Equity practice. She practices in a broad range of corporate matters, including public and private company mergers, acquisitions and recapitalizations, corporate governance and other transactions.

Ms. Kriebs received her J.D., Order of the Coif, from the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) School of Law where she was on the UCLA Law Review. She received her B.A., magna cum laude, from the University of California-Riverside where she was a University of California Regents Scholar.

Jennifer A. Ratner, 34, is a partner in the Complex Commercial Litigation practice. She has extensive experience in all areas of state and federal litigation and arbitration forums representing numerous corporations in connection with claims often brought as class actions regarding unfair business practices, consumer fraud, breach of contract, copyright issues, enforceability of contractual provisions and misappropriation of trade secrets. Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Ratner was an Extern to the Honorable Spencer Williams, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California.

Ms. Ratner received her J.D., cum laude, from New York University School of Law. She received her B.S., summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, from Tufts University.

Robert M. Stone, 34, is a partner in the Financial Services/Consumer Class Actions practice. Mr. Stone has represented several financial services institutions and other major corporations in state and nationwide class actions involving such issues as credit card processing, money transfers and banking and other financial services. Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Stone served as a clerk to the Honorable Edward Rafeedie, Central District of California.

Mr. Stone received his J.D. from the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) School of Law. He received his B.A., Phi Beta Kappa, from the University of California-Berkeley.

Sidley also named the following to partnership in its other offices: Brussels - Arnoud R. Willems; Chicago - Michael C. Andolina, Jeannette K. Arazi, John A. Chamberlin, Anny C. Huang, Kenneth P. Kansa, Christopher P. Lokken, Brian A. McAleenan, Daniel J. Neppl, Clinton R. Uhlir, Robert L. Verigan and J. Randal Wexler; Frankfurt - Jérôme S. Friedrich; Hong Kong - Charles Allen; London - Jonathan Edge, Theresa D. Kradjian and Paul Matthews; New York - Laura M. Barzilai, Madeleine J. Dowling, Lynn A. Dummett, Isaac S. Greaney, Joseph Kelly, Dennis M. Manfredi and Aryeh H. Zarchan; San Francisco - Teague I. Donahey; Tokyo - Akira Nakazawa; Washington, D.C. - Kevin J. Campion, Mark B. Langdon, Eric A. Shumsky, Eric M. Solovy and John K. Van De Weert, Jr.

07-30-2007

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Sidley, Austin, Brown & Wood, L.L.P.

Sidley Austin Elects Three to Partnership in London, 36 throughout Firm
Three lawyers in the London office of Sidley Austin (UK) LLP, Jonathan Edge, Theresa D. Kradjian and Paul Matthews, are among the 36 associates and counsel elected to partnership in the firm, which now has 659 partners in offices of its affiliated partnerships in the United States, Europe, Asia and Australia.

“All of our new partners embody the client service values and collegial culture of Sidley, in addition to being exceptionally talented lawyers,� said Thomas A. Cole, chair of the firm’s Executive Committee. “We are proud to have them join Sidley’s partnership.�

"We are delighted that Jonathan, Paul and Theresa have joined the London partnership,� added Drew Scott, managing partner of the London office. “Whilst lateral partner recruitment remains very important for us, we are proud that 24 of our total 41 partners in London, including each of Jonathan, Paul and Theresa, were appointed from amongst our associates."

Jonathan Edge, 39, is a partner in the Structured Finance and Securitisation practice, focusing on structured finance and derivatives work. He represents issuers, underwriters, portfolio managers and trustees in a variety of transactions, including collateralised debt obligation transactions (CBOs and CLOs), structured investment vehicle transactions (SIVs), asset-backed CP conduit transactions, RMBS transactions, repackagings, credit-linked notes, synthetic securities, warehousings, accumulation swaps and hedging transactions.

Mr. Edge, who had been an associate, received his B.A. from the University of Birmingham. He is an English Solicitor.

Theresa D. Kradjian, 35, is a partner in the Structured Finance and Securitisation practice. Ms. Kradjian's practice is focused on a broad range of mortgage-backed and asset-backed securitisation and structured finance transactions with particular concentration on covered bond transactions for U.S. and UK issuers. In addition to her considerable work on covered bond transactions, she has worked on collateralised debt obligation and repurchase finance transactions as well as SEC registered mortgage securitisation programs for UK issuers and underwriters. Prior to joining the London office in June 2003, Ms. Kradjian worked in Sidley’s New York office.

Ms. Kradjian, who had been an associate, received her LL.B. from the London School of Economics and her LL.M. from Harvard Law School.

Paul Matthews, 36, is a partner in the Structured Finance and Securitisation practice. Mr. Matthews has experience in a variety of structured finance transactions including collateralised debt obligation, asset-backed commercial paper and structured investment vehicle transactions. Mr. Matthews' practice focuses on repos and derivatives and, in particular, on credit derivatives. He has been active in the credit derivatives market, advising portfolio managers and monoline insurance companies, and in the synthetic securitisation market, advising portfolio managers, underwriters and investors.

Mr. Matthews, who had been an associate, received his B.A. (Hons) in Law from the University of Sheffield. He is an English Solicitor.

Sidley also named the following to partnership in offices of its affiliated partnerships: Brussels - Arnoud R. Willems; Chicago - Michael C. Andolina, Jeannette K. Arazi, John A. Chamberlin, Anny C. Huang, Kenneth P. Kansa, Christopher P. Lokken, Brian A. McAleenan, Daniel J. Neppl, Clinton R. Uhlir, Robert L. Verigan and J. Randal Wexler; Frankfurt - Jérôme S. Friedrich; Hong Kong - Charles Allen; Los Angeles - Aimee M. Contreras-Camua, Sandra S. Fujiyama, Kelly L.C. Kriebs, Jennifer A. Ratner and Robert M. Stone; New York - Laura M. Barzilai, Madeleine J. Dowling, Lynn A. Dummett, Isaac S. Greaney, Joseph Kelly, Dennis M. Manfredi and Aryeh H. Zarchan; San Francisco - Teague I. Donahey; Tokyo - Akira Nakazawa; Washington, D.C. - Kevin J. Campion, Mark B. Langdon, Eric A. Shumsky, Eric M. Solovy and John K. Van De Weert, Jr.

Sidley is one of the world's largest full-service law firms, with more than 1,700 lawyers practising through affiliated partnerships in 16 international cities including Beijing, Brussels, Chicago, Dallas, Frankfurt, Geneva, Hong Kong, London, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Shanghai, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo and Washington, D.C. In 2006, Sidley was named to Legal Business’ Global Elite, their designation for "the 15 finest law firms in the world."

07-30-2007

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Sidley, Austin, Brown & Wood, L.L.P.

Sidley Elevates 36 to Partnership
Sidley Austin LLP and its affiliated partnerships have named 36 new partners in five U.S. offices, Brussels, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, London and Tokyo, bringing the number of partners at the firm to 659.

“Our new partners embody the client service values and collegial culture of Sidley, in addition to being exceptionally talented lawyers,� said Thomas A. Cole, chair of the firm’s Executive Committee. “We are proud to have them join Sidley’s partnership.�

“It is gratifying to have these accomplished lawyers join Sidley’s partnership ranks because they truly deserve and have earned this honor,� added Charles W. Douglas, chair of the firm’s Management Committee. “Each of them will add their own luster to our already talented partnership.�

The new partners are listed below by office and primary area of practice:

Brussels
Arnoud R. Willems, International Trade/Arbitration

Chicago
Michael C. Andolina, Financial Services/Consumer Class Actions
Jeannette K. Arazi, Structured Finance and Securitization
John A. Chamberlin, Real Estate
Anny C. Huang, Structured Finance and Securitization
Kenneth P. Kansa, Bankruptcy/Corporate Reorganization
Christopher P. Lokken, Investment Funds, Advisers and Derivatives
Brian A. McAleenan, Communications Regulatory
Daniel J. Neppl, Insurance/Reinsurance Disputes
Clinton R. Uhlir, Insurance
Robert L. Verigan, M&A and Private Equity
J. Randal Wexler, Securities Litigation and S.E.C. Enforcement

Frankfurt
Jérôme S. Friedrich, Structured Finance and Securitization

Hong Kong
Charles Allen, Complex Commercial Litigation

London
Jonathan Edge, Structured Finance and Securitization
Theresa D. Kradjian, Structured Finance and Securitization
Paul Matthews, Structured Finance and Securitization

Los Angeles
Aimee M. Contreras-Camua, Real Estate
Sandra S. Fujiyama, Intellectual Property Litigation
Kelly L.C. Kriebs, M&A and Private Equity
Jennifer A. Ratner, Complex Commercial Litigation
Robert M. Stone, Financial Services/Consumer Class Actions

New York
Laura M. Barzilai, Tax
Madeleine J. Dowling, Securities and Futures Regulatory
Lynn A. Dummett, Complex Commercial Litigation
Isaac S. Greaney, Complex Commercial Litigation
Joseph Kelly, Structured Finance and Securitization
Dennis M. Manfredi, Insurance
Aryeh H. Zarchan, Corporate Finance and Securities

San Francisco
Teague I. Donahey, Intellectual Property Litigation

Tokyo
Akira Nakazawa, Structured Finance and Securitization

Washington, D.C.
Kevin J. Campion, Securities and Futures Regulatory
Mark B. Langdon, Healthcare
Eric A. Shumsky, Appellate
Eric M. Solovy, International Trade/Arbitration
John K. Van De Weert, Jr., Financial Institutions Regulatory

07-30-2007

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Sidley, Austin, Brown & Wood, L.L.P.

Sidley Austin Gaikokuho Jimu Bengoshi Jimusho Elevates Lawyer to Partnership in Tokyo, 36 throughout Firm
Akira Nakazawa in the Tokyo office of Sidley Austin Gaikokuho Jimu Bengoshi Jimusho, in association with Nishikawa & Partners, is among the 36 associates and counsel elevated to partnership in the firm, which now has 659 partners in offices in the United States, Europe, Asia and Australia. Mr. Nakazawa is a new partner in the Structured Finance and Securitization practice.

“All of our new partners embody the client service values and collegial culture of Sidley, in addition to being exceptionally talented lawyers,� said Thomas A. Cole, chair of the firm’s Executive Committee. “We are proud to have them join Sidley’s partnership.�

“Akira has been an integral member of the team in Tokyo and is wholly deserving of this honor,� added Tomoo Nishikawa, a partner in Nishikawa & Partners, the registered affiliate of Sidley Austin Gaikokuho Jimu Bengoshi Jimusho, and head of the firm’s Japan practice. “He has earned the respect of his clients and colleagues. We welcome him to our partnership and appreciate his continued dedication to the firm.�

Akira Nakazawa advises on finance transactions including banking, asset finance, securitization and structured finance. Mr. Nakazawa also has experience in a wide range of general corporate transactions, including advising on mergers of listed companies.

Mr. Nakazawa, who had been an associate, received his LL.M. from Northwestern University School of Law and his LL.B. from the University of Tokyo.

Sidley also named the following to partnership in its other offices: Brussels - Arnoud R. Willems; Chicago - Michael C. Andolina, Jeannette K. Arazi, John A. Chamberlin, Anny C. Huang, Kenneth P. Kansa, Christopher P. Lokken, Brian A. McAleenan, Daniel J. Neppl, Clinton R. Uhlir, Robert L. Verigan and J. Randal Wexler; Frankfurt - Jérôme S. Friedrich; Hong Kong - Charles Allen; London - Jonathan Edge, Theresa D. Kradjian and Paul Matthews; Los Angeles - Aimee M. Contreras-Camua, Sandra S. Fujiyama, Kelly L.C. Kriebs, Jennifer A. Ratner and Robert M. Stone; New York - Laura M. Barzilai, Madeleine J. Dowling, Lynn A. Dummett, Isaac S. Greaney, Joseph Kelly, Dennis M. Manfredi and Aryeh H. Zarchan; San Francisco - Teague I. Donahey; Washington, D.C. - Kevin J. Campion, Mark B. Langdon, Eric A. Shumsky, Eric M. Solovy and John K. Van De Weert, Jr.

07-30-2007

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Sidley, Austin, Brown & Wood, L.L.P.

Sidley Austin LLP Elevates Seven to Partnership in New York, 36 throughout Firm
Seven lawyers in the New York office of Sidley Austin LLP are among the 36 associates and counsel elevated to partnership in the firm, which now has 659 partners in offices in the United States, Europe, Asia and Australia. The new New York partners are Laura M. Barzilai, Tax; Madeleine J. Dowling, Securities and Futures Regulatory; Lynn A. Dummett, Complex Commercial Litigation; Isaac S. Greaney, Complex Commercial Litigation; Joseph Kelly, Structured Finance and Securitization; Dennis M. Manfredi, Insurance; and Aryeh H. Zarchan, Corporate Finance and Securities.

“All of our new partners embody the client service values and collegial culture of Sidley, in addition to being exceptionally talented lawyers,� said Thomas A. Cole, chair of the firm’s Executive Committee. “We are proud to have them join Sidley’s partnership.�

“It is gratifying to have these accomplished lawyers join Sidley’s partnership ranks because they have truly earned this honor,� added Joseph W. Armbrust, co-managing partner of Sidley’s New York office. “They have earned the respect of their clients and colleagues. We welcome them to our partnership and appreciate their continued dedication to the firm.�

Laura M. Barzilai, 47, is a partner in the Tax practice and focuses on federal income tax matters. She advises clients primarily in the areas of domestic and cross-border mergers and acquisitions, tax-free reorganizations, joint ventures, restructurings and other major corporate transactions, and domestic and foreign securities offerings.

Ms. Barzilai, who had been counsel, received her LL.M. from New York University School of Law, her J.D. from the University of Virginia School of Law and her B.A. from Wellesley College.

Madeleine J. Dowling, 40, is a partner in the Securities and Futures Regulatory practice. She represents investment banks, broker-dealers and hedge funds in connection with a variety of regulatory, enforcement and compliance matters, including the formation and registration of broker-dealers, the creation and restructuring of major business units and the drafting of compliance procedures for both institutional and retail clients.

Ms. Dowling, who had been an associate, received her J.D. from Fordham University School of Law and her B.A. from St. Lawrence University.

Lynn A. Dummett, 47, is a partner in the Complex Commercial Litigation practice. Ms. Dummett’s practice focuses on complex business and regulatory litigation, and representation of institutions and individuals in federal securities investigations and litigation and internal investigations. Previously, Ms. Dummett was an Assistant U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey, representing the United States in numerous affirmative and defensive civil matters, including Title VII, False Claims Act, contract and tort actions.

Ms. Dummett, who had been counsel, received her J.D. from New York University School of Law and her B.A. from Wellesley College.

Isaac S. Greaney, 33, is a partner in the Complex Commercial Litigation practice. His practice involves the representation of financial institutions, corporations and officers and directors in disputes arising out of the issuance and underwriting of debt, equity and asset-backed securities, corporate governance, mergers and acquisitions, lender-debtor relationships, trademark infringement and a variety of other commercial and contractual relationships. Prior to joining the firm, he served as a law clerk to the Honorable Thomas J. Meskill of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.

Mr. Greaney, who had been an associate, received his J.D. from Fordham University School of Law where he was an editor for the Fordham Urban Law Journal. He received his B.A. from the University of Chicago.

Joseph Kelly, 35, is a partner in the Structured Finance and Securitization practice. Mr. Kelly’s practice focuses on the representation of issuers and underwriters in public and private residential and commercial mortgage-backed securitizations.

Mr. Kelly, who had been an associate, received his J.D. from the University of Virginia School of Law. He received his A.B., cum laude, from Dartmouth College.

Dennis M. Manfredi, 33, is a partner in the Insurance practice. He represents insurance companies, financial institutions, investors and insurance regulators in a variety of transactional matters relating to the insurance industry, including insurance securitizations and structured finance solutions, traditional and non-traditional insurance company mergers and acquisitions, acquisitions and dispositions of blocks of insurance business, capital markets financings, complex reinsurance arrangements and other financial transactions.

Mr. Manfredi, who had been an associate, received his J.D. from Fordham University School of Law, cum laude, and his B.A. from State University of New York - Binghamton, magna cum laude.

Aryeh H. Zarchan, 33, is a partner in the Corporate Finance and Securities practice. Mr. Zarchan’s practice focuses on corporate and securities transactions, with an emphasis on capital raising through public offerings and private placements of securities.

Mr. Zarchan, who had been an associate, received his J.D. from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University, where he served as senior articles editor for the Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal. He received his B.A., cum laude, from Brandeis University.

Sidley also named the following to partnership in its other offices: Brussels - Arnoud R. Willems; Chicago - Michael C. Andolina, Jeannette K. Arazi, John A. Chamberlin, Anny C. Huang, Kenneth P. Kansa, Christopher P. Lokken, Brian A. McAleenan, Daniel J. Neppl, Clinton R. Uhlir, Robert L. Verigan and J. Randal Wexler; Frankfurt - Jérôme S. Friedrich; Hong Kong - Charles Allen; London - Jonathan Edge, Theresa D. Kradjian and Paul Matthews; Los Angeles - Aimee M. Contreras-Camua, Sandra S. Fujiyama, Kelly L.C. Kriebs, Jennifer A. Ratner and Robert M. Stone; San Francisco - Teague I. Donahey; Tokyo - Akira Nakazawa; Washington, D.C. - Kevin J. Campion, Mark B. Langdon, Eric A. Shumsky, Eric M. Solovy and John K. Van De Weert, Jr.

07-30-2007

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Sidley, Austin, Brown & Wood, L.L.P.

Sidley Austin LLP Elevates Lawyer to Partnership in San Francisco, 36 throughout Firm
Teague I. Donahey in the San Francisco office of Sidley Austin LLP is among the 36 associates and counsel elevated to partnership in the firm, which now has 659 partners in offices in the United States, Europe, Asia and Australia. Mr. Donahey is a new partner in the Intellectual Property Litigation practice.

“All of our new partners embody the client service values and collegial culture of Sidley, in addition to being exceptionally talented lawyers,� said Thomas A. Cole, chair of the firm’s Executive Committee. “We are proud to have them join Sidley’s partnership.�

“Teague has been an integral member of the Sidley team in San Francisco and is wholly deserving of this honor,� added Theodore N. Miller, vice chair of the firm’s Management Committee, responsible for the West Coast offices. “He has earned the respect of his clients and colleagues. We welcome him to our partnership and appreciate his continued dedication to the firm.�

Teague I. Donahey, 37, practices intellectual property and antitrust litigation, with a particular focus on patent litigation, for a wide range of telecommunications, medical technology and pharmaceutical companies. He also handles complex business litigation in many areas.

Mr. Donahey, who had been an associate, received his J.D. from The George Washington University Law School where he was notes editor for the AIPLA Quarterly Journal. He received his B.A., cum laude, from Amherst College.

Sidley also named the following to partnership in its other offices: Brussels - Arnoud R. Willems; Chicago - Michael C. Andolina, Jeannette K. Arazi, John A. Chamberlin, Anny C. Huang, Kenneth P. Kansa, Christopher P. Lokken, Brian A. McAleenan, Daniel J. Neppl, Clinton R. Uhlir, Robert L. Verigan and J. Randal Wexler; Frankfurt - Jérôme S. Friedrich; Hong Kong - Charles Allen; London - Jonathan Edge, Theresa D. Kradjian and Paul Matthews; Los Angeles - Aimee M. Contreras-Camua, Sandra S. Fujiyama, Kelly L.C. Kriebs, Jennifer A. Ratner and Robert M. Stone; New York - Laura M. Barzilai, Madeleine J. Dowling, Lynn A. Dummett, Isaac S. Greaney, Joseph Kelly, Dennis M. Manfredi and Aryeh H. Zarchan; Tokyo - Akira Nakazawa; Washington, D.C. - Kevin J. Campion, Mark B. Langdon, Eric A. Shumsky, Eric M. Solovy and John K. Van De Weert, Jr.

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