What does SW stand for?

Selected Works

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Slang/chat, popular culture

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Along with selected works of art from the museums of Venice, the exhibition also includes works chosen from the collections of the Topkapi Palace Museum, Museum of Turkish and Islamic Art, Pera Museum and Yapi Kredi Vedat Nedim Tor Museum.

(CUL) VENICE-ISTANBUL EXHIBITION TO OPEN IN THIS LARGEST CITY OF ...

9789812819208 Financial derivatives pricing; selected works of Robert Jarrow.

Financial derivatives pricing; selected works of Robert Jarrow

9780821847534 The selected works of Sigurdur Helgason.

The selected works of Sigurdur Helgason

They reproduce beautifully in the new book "Color, Light, Time, and Place: Selected Works 1965-2007," with text by former Seattle Times art critic Robin Updike (University of Washington Press, $20.

A Michael Dailey retrospective

The Huddersfield Singers give three concerts a year, rehearse once a week and offer the opportunity to members of singing solo parts in selected works.

Getting ready for Easter! Choral

Selected works will be screened at the Human Rights Watch International Film Festival in New York and Boston later this year and in London and San Francisco in 2009.

The World Today: Film studies

`And our eyes scan Time' is curated by Hugonin, who has selected works by Stephenson from 1967-72.

Celebration of local talents

NOGUCHI and Graham: Selected Works for Dance, an exhibition devoted to the extensive collaboration of these two seminal 20th-century artists, opens at the Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum (32-37 Vernon Blvd.

Noguchi