When it came into being in 2006, Twitter seemed perplexing.
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When public television came into being, local stations came first.
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"I left Fox before Fox News came into being," he says.
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As this new world came into being, the fringe had become mainstream.
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I got to work immediately and fifteen new photographs came into being.
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But the one that actually came into being has been oddly durable.
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But the piece actually first came into being as a piano duo.
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I asked her to talk about how the book came into being.
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One wonders how the latest and lamest Trump executive order came into being.
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The Auschwitz concentration camp was established before the extermination camp came into being.
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Formula. This union-busting campaign came into being at the behest of the
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Who among them considered how these cities came into being in the first place.
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The Internet of Dongs officially came into being at a conference in November 2016.
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But, soon after the organization came into being, Dahl and Farmer's romance fell apart.
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This was what I was DJing just before house and techno came into being.
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Less known is the story of how his airline, Virgin Airways, came into being.
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And that group came into being partly because the candidate reached out for it.
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The faceless hacker collective known as Anonymous came into being in the late 2000s.
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When Harlow first came into being in the 1960s, it seemed destined for great things.
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In rich countries entitlement and allocation schemes largely came into being during times of abundance.
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It's curious that it only came into being much later on, with Ridley Scott's prequels.
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As with Hopkins, it is uncomfortable to contemplate precisely when his consciousness came into being.
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These three strands collided throughout the twentieth century, as the prosperity gospel came into being.
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When the euro first came into being it shackled together a disparate set of countries.
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That's how a Modernist gem like Jouni Kaipainen's "Trois Morceaux de l'Aube" came into being.
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But eventually a new establishment came into being, which we will call the meritocratic establishment.
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After "multiple conversations and iterations" with Soona&aposs lawyers, the candor clause came into being.
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The group came into being after a series of brutal femicides made headlines in 259.
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The group came into being after a series of brutal femicides made headlines in 2015.
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The real reason the restaurant came into being can be found on Beugels' own forehead.
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It was then that Kondi Band, a full collaboration between Tucker and Kondi, came into being.
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The SEC has been considering a proposal that came into being more than three years ago.
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This should have been taken care of a long time before my administration came into being.
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Next time, though, they might be, for on August 31st a new organisation came into being.
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ATHENS Photography came into being just as archaeology was being standardized into something like a science.
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The narrator revisits past events and, in effect, explains how the entire work came into being.
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No one knows how the complex biomolecules of life like DNA and RNA came into being.
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It came into being after a volcanic eruption in late December 2014 connected two older islands.
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The council was created in 1947, when the C.I.A. and the Defense Department came into being.
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Like a giant, grown-up flip-book, it demonstrates, step by step, how America came into being.
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This particular type of crowdfunding came into being as part of the JOBS Act passed in May.
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"The way this came into being was through strategic political choices to attract voters," he went on.
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Or does the form allude to Minimalism, an art form that came into being shortly after 1950s?
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"We have to really have a closer look how [the Third Reich] came into being," Drecoll said.
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"They came into being for different reasons, but they ended for the same reason: Arrogance," Weiner said.
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Cryptocurrencies came into being with an anti-bank fervor that still runs hot in the technology community.
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Ballet changed course because of her; she was perhaps the main reason modern dance came into being.
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Dixie came into being when Mr. Andersson's roommate hosted a Tupperware party at their Los Angeles home.
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Syriac Christians in India emerged shortly after Christ died and 143 years before Islam came into being.
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She explained how the stone came into being—about Barragán's relatives, the exhumation, and the crystallization process.
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The retail-prices index was introduced in 1947 and a consumer-prices index came into being in 1996.
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And that could ultimately reveal what materials were lingering around when the Solar System first came into being.
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That combination, along with Brad Pitt's narration, paints a rich story of how the Earth came into being.
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So where you all sort of came into being, and again, you all hit it from different spots.
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Seeing becomes a way of tracking one's thoughts, of trying to determine how the painting came into being.
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And pretty much from the moment it came into being, people who liked rock insisted it was dying.
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Czechoslovakia, which came into being after the First World War, was carved out of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
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But the Office of the DNI certainly has increased its staff since it came into being in 2628.
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But how Ms. Ferrante's novels came into being remains a mystery that financial records alone cannot solve definitively.
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The Ministry of Culture also came into being in 1952, with a mandate to control all creative curriculum.
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This is the story of how the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) amnesty program came into being.
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Regardless of how Haring's underfoot shapes and figures came into being, Carroll has since polyurethaned them twice for preservation.
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You came into being known, I guess, through "Swingers," which was … Yeah, that was kind of the big one.
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Five centuries ago, when the capitalist mode of production came into being, capital began its spread across the globe.
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When the Northern Ireland Assembly came into being in 1998 its powers included the right to legislate on abortion.
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Whitman wasn't quite so hands-on with publishing, although two literary magazines came into being from within the shop.
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They also came into racism, they came into being treated badly by the police and then the Teddy boys.
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Those English words were put together from Greek parts—little linguistic Frankenstein's monsters—as the specialties came into being.
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She came into being through a process of in vitro fertilization developed by Robert G. Edwards and Patrick Steptoe.
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I came into being as a white man seven months before #MeToo filled our social media and news feeds.
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"Hong Kong came into being through the dreams of greater powers in the East and the West," he said.
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He came into being as words on the page, words assembled and given life by the playwright August Wilson.
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The bank, which came into being more than half a century ago, operates 68 outlets and an insurance business.
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It was independent, intransigently against outside investment, and came into being in a weird golden age of cash-for-blogs.
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South Sudan came into being with high hopes and great support from the U.S. and the international community in 2628.
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If this book has one curious blind spot, it's that we never quite understand how those words came into being.
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The word's meaning wasn't entirely literal when it first came into being; "minimalism" was popularized in 1965 as an insult.
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The Grailwood Coven came into being seven years ago when its founding members splintered from a larger NYC pagan community.
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They came into being because the State of Georgia used to reject or neglect black students seeking a college degree.
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That means they provide a snapshot of the materials that were present when the Solar System first came into being.
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Skating, after revolution The CaiRollers came into being at a time when things were changing at speed in Egypt notes Nour.
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It was at this low societal ebb that the organized labor, consumer rights, and antitrust movements, among others, came into being.
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Full of pity, one phoenix flew north to help, and soon flowers bloomed, crops thrived, and a city came into being.
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With this association of memory with place, or "topos," the idea of mnemotechnics, or the art of memory, came into being.
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By the time the internet came into being, a limitless encyclopedia was not just a natural idea but an obvious one.
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Apeel came into being when Mr. Rogers was a doctoral student in materials science at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
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This year, the VR party came into being when a mutual friend connected them with the owner of Yokey Pokey, Ben.
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However, as with all disasters, there was something wonderful that came into being because of this crash — Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs).
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"Our parents aren't just these beings who were created to birth us and came into being when we were born," he said.
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That means they're like tiny time capsules, providing snapshots of what materials lurked about when our planetary system first came into being.
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Its creation was included eight years ago in the Dodd–Frank financial reforms and the CFPB officially came into being in 2011.
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Although Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice showed us how Cyborg came into being, Justice League teases glimpses of his pre-superhero life.
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When Social Security came into being eight decades ago, people were paying far more into the program than it paid out in benefits.
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These days, OCR is way more capable than when it first came into being: we do it on phones and over the web.
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Terry Theise got me to start wondering how this behavior — my "taste" — came into being and why it acts the way it does.
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This archetype of female celebrity came into being around 216, when Paltrow started mass-emailing her shopping tips and musings to voluntary subscribers.
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It has also warned of a possible genocide in a country that only came into being in 2011, when South Sudan split from Sudan.
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NEXA Blue's new innovation came into being when the musicians created a symphony that illustrated what the color NEXA Blue sounded like to them.
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The Trump administration isn't just worried about the law itself — it's likely also frustrated by how it came into being, according to Egypt watchers.
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The Resistance, the ubiquitous term for all manner of anti-Trump activity, emotion, and intention, came into being shortly after election night in 2016.
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Nine months after Sputnik, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration came into being, followed soon by the human spaceflight program known as Project Mercury.
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In 22004, when The Voice came into being, Robert Moses was planning to build a highway through Greenwich Village, including through Washington Square Park.
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Some Artificials believe that the universe came into being from nothing, by nothing, and, ultimately, since nature does not have a design, for nothing.
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The sprawling supply chains that American companies have laid out across the world since the trade organization came into being would be under threat.
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It's worth it, then, to look at just how the laws in Tennessee and North Carolina came into being, and who pushed for their passage.
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When the Panama Canal was built, when the whole concept came into being, I mean it was talked about and it would change the world.
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Before the kilogram came into being, the unit of mass was the "grave," equivalent to the mass of a liter of water at freezing point.
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Reid: Yeah, so we've been big on automation since we really came into being, which is, how do we... efficiency is one of our principles.
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If you follow the modern scientific dogma, then this is the idea that things existed in some sense before the physical universe came into being.
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Following the test, Kim "expressed great satisfaction" and was "very pleased that another new weapon intended by the Party came into being," the statement read.
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Pakistan de-facto came into being as an Islamic state, a safe haven for Muslims in the bloody separation from the Hindu majority in India.
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PSO J352.4034-15.3373 therefore provides a look at the early days of the universe, which came into being with the Big Bang 13.82 billion years ago.
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Trump: "You've been fighting ISIS your entire adult life" REALITY CHECK: FALSE ISIS only came into being in 2006 after splintering from al-Qaeda in Iraq.
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The Babadook first came into being as an LGBTQ icon back in October 2016 when a now viral, then ironic, Tumblr post captured the internet's attention.
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The first thought was, 'Let's focus on mobile accessories,' and that's how the first product in which we invested, the Mi power bank, came into being.
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The article came into being in 1954 by a presidential order under the constitution's Article 370, which grants special autonomous status to Jammu and Kashmir state.
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While none of these ideas came into being (the giant wheel having run amok in the testing stage), science was not just a hobby for Churchill.
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And since 1980, when the Refugee Act came into being, no individual admitted as a refugee has been implicated in a fatal terror attack here at home.
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For those not familiar with The Duke's majesty, it came into being alongside the original Xbox when it was released on November 21, 2001 in North America.
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This dictates how the core of the Earth formed, how we acquired our ocean and atmosphere, and maybe how our planetary companion, the Moon, came into being.
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It was when stricter anti-crime measures and looser financial regulations came into being, policies now attacked almost daily by contenders offering voters their visions and revisions.
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Trade agreements implemented since the early 1990s — around the time NAFTA came into being — add about 0.2 percent a year to U.S. GDP, according to Societe Generale.
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In the southern hemisphere, floats collect more data—every single year—than what was gathered in over six decades of oceanography, before the program came into being.
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JS: Can you tell me more about this transition and how the different series of abstractions, like the stripe paintings and the calendar paintings, came into being?
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This widespread wave of violence and destruction was accompanied by something of a wholly different nature: The biggest social movement in our recent history came into being.
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The MID came into being in 2149, not to spur homeownership but simply as part of a general policy allowing businesses to deduct interest payments from loans.
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And thus, the ultimate New Year beer came into being: a cream ale from English microbrewery High Peak Brew Co., made with honey and Nelson Sauvin hops.
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Even before Tinguely's satirical noise sculptures came into being, his abstract drawing machines functioned along sardonic, pataphysical, and musical lines through the superimposition of different harmonic oscillations.
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This similarity points to a shared view of death and the afterlife about 500 years before Egypt came into being as the world's first nation state, said Buckley.
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Though david-me founded KotakuInAction in 2014, the same year the hate group that would eventually be known as GamerGate came into being, "ownership" on reddit is nebulous.
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When the law came into being in the 24s, it was used as a vehicle for targeting Harlem jazz clubs, which primarily catered to an African-American audience.
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Chicago's Weekend Nachos came into being in 2004, during a time when the North American underground metal and hardcore scene was thriving and commingling at an unredecented pace.
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The very reason that the national forests came into being was to protect lands and watersheds from robber barons who were stripping the West of its natural resources.
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ESOPs came into being in the 1970s, when an iconoclastic lawyer named Louis Kelso persuaded a powerful Democratic senator, Russell Long of Louisiana, to write them into law.
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The regime in Tehran has been implicated in at least four assassinations or bombings in Europe since 2015 alone – the year in which the JCPOA came into being.
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Those agreements and laws were put in place to ensure a fair and level playing field, and they came into being because the world's trading nations endorsed them.
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Twenty years have elapsed since the euro came into being, when the European Central Bank (ECB) assumed responsibility for the monetary policy of 220006 founding members on Jan.
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In contrast, the releases orphaned during the current season challenge the audience to ponder how they even came into being; this is the depth of their spectacular miscalculation.
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On the eve of demolition day, we talked to Gharnasi about their background in architecture, budgets, and inspirations: The Creators Project: How did this project came into being?
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The American Indian Cultural Celebration, for example, came into being in part because the Haskell Indian Nations University, a school for Native Americans, is in nearby Lawrence, Kan.
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West Chelsea as we now know it came into being while the Bayview Correctional Facility, a medium security women's prison, was perched on 20th Street and 11th Avenue.
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He often tries to embody the moment in which the artwork came into being, such as Rembrandt presumably looking at himself in the mirror while painting his self-portraits.
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Panda bonds, or yuan-denominated bonds sold by foreigners on the mainland, came into being in 2005 with World Bank affiliate the International Finance Corp as the first issuer.
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"There was a hope for change when the peace accord came into being, but it got entrapped in politics," said Meghna Guhathakurta, head of think tank Research Initiatives, Bangladesh.
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When Hamas came into being during the First Intifada, in 1987, it immediately dwarfed Islamic Jihad, said Azzam Tamimi, a Brotherhood-affiliated Palestinian academic and activist based in London.
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One thing the inspector general report makes clear: Mr. Barr was in charge as this program came into being and "provided approval" for its deployment without appropriate legal review.
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During the first two decades of the century, hundreds of thousands of new civic organizations came into being — healing political divides, fighting homelessness, promoting social mobility and weaving communities.
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The word and concept of "loneliness" came into being around 1800 as a direct result of the breakdown of traditional communities and the rise of individualism and consumer capitalism.
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Unlike most things that came into being in 2004 — Livestrong bracelets, Napoleon Dynamite, Lindsay Lohan's debut studio album Speak — the popular torrent client BitTorrent is seeing a modern resurgence.
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Yes, the series came into being because Netflix wanted to answer what it thought was the clarion call of millennials eager to see the Tanners reunited on the small screen.
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Open-government advocates' excitement about the White Paper were tempered as the law came into being with several exemptions, notably a clause giving ministers the right to veto a disclosure.
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It will be the most high-profile and complex case the court has considered since it came into being seven years ago and is due to last for four days.
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She gushed to me that since Obamacare came into being, she no longer had to pay any out-of-pocket costs for her monthly foot treatments at the local hospital.
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Modern liberalism came into being with Franklin Roosevelt, who forged a collective language of "we" without abandoning the "I" of individual liberty to which Madison and Jefferson had devoted themselves.
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The European public museum on which American museums are generally modeled are genealogically related to Cabinets of Curiosities, or Kunstkammer and Wunderkammer, that came into being during the European Renaissance.
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"Climate justice came into being because when folks first started talking about climate [change], they weren't talking about people, especially those who were going to be disproportionately impacted," Ali told Gizmodo.
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I started actually writing this book by re-reading Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom and thinking about what story I could tell about how that society came into being.
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The foundation came into being in 1992, when Wilfred Cass (now 91, and still much involved) and his wife Jeannette embarked on a retirement project that would promote monumental outdoor sculpture.
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According to the current arrangement that came into being after Israel captured Jerusalem's Old City in 1967, Haram al-Sharif remains under the control of the Waqf, the Jordanian religious authority.
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There's an entire category of software that does this sort of data protection, often called data leak protection (DLP), but much of it was created long before blockchain came into being.
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Newsroom employees at The Arizona Republic, a daily belonging to the supersize version of Gannett that came into being after the merger with GateHouse Media, voted to become unionized in October.
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Before he sets needle to vinyl, Mr. Berryman gives us a bit of matter-of-fact introduction to what we are about to hear and how this performance came into being.
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But the Free Kesha movement began long before that: It first came into being in 2013, after Kesha disclosed that she had been given little creative control over her album Warrior.
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Compliance costs for banks have doubled since Dodd-Frank came into being, with the most recent figure put at $70 billion, or 23 percent of total expenses, according to Federal Financial Analytics.
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"That's how the Global Polio Eradication Initiative came into being, as a tremendous partnership between Rotary, the World Health Organization, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and UNICEF," Germ said.
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" Founded by Christina Long and her younger sister Courtney Long, #BLKGRLSWURLD came into being, according to Christina, because "people are always telling us there are no women of color interested in metal.
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During this same nightmarish time, a new civic institution suddenly came into being, a library of anonymous personal diaries made available for perusal at the St. Cottolengo Little House of Divine Providence.
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As a self-employed man with a history of asthma, he had been unable to afford health insurance until the Obamacare exchanges came into being in Washington State a few years back.
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Sadr staunchly has rejected Iran's continued backing of Shiite militias across Iraq, known as the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), which came into being initially to fight the sudden onslaught of ISIS in 2014.
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As Box CEO Aaron Levie pointed out at his BoxWorks keynote this week, content management has been an evolving field since it came into being as an enterprise software concept in the 1990s.
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"Maleficent" (2014) looked at the "Sleeping Beauty" tale from the perspective of the wicked fairy (played by Angelina Jolie); again, there is a backstory to help explain how her evil came into being.
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Couched under the odd phrase "denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula" (there are no nukes in the South), Washington and Seoul have engaged in this charade since 2005, when the phrase came into being.
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I wasn't for the Obama/Democratic plan that came into being, but so many people have been saved, particularly those with preexisting conditions, that I can't say you have to completely repeal it.
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Since the WTO came into being, the US has only used Section 301 a handful of times, and most of the time the cases eventually would up before the WTO instead, says Bown.
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It is a historical account of how Camus's novel came into being, starting with the famous opening sentence—"Today, Maman died"—scrawled in a notebook marked "22" in the fall of 1938 in Algiers.
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Pokharel said approximately 33,000 homes - built largely with mud and bricks - were not properly constructed because quake-safe building codes only came into being seven months after the disaster when the NRA was established.
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In 1948, she fantasizes, the sovereign nation of Judenstaat came into being, carved out of what was formerly Saxony, home to a million Jews who survived the camps, with more streaming in every day.
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"He withdrew from the Paris accords, the EPA is repealing many of the emissions standards that came into being under the Obama administration, and now at war with California over its standards," Axelrod said.
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Since Trump began his term in early 2017, the administration has sought to loosen the regulatory reins imposed by the Dodd-Frank reforms that came into being after the financial crisis that exploded in 2008.
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Much of the Panther's modern mythology and characterization came into being in the late '90s with writer Christopher Priest, whose storyline "The Client" brought King T'Challa face to face with his metatextual New York roots.
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"The jet from this quasar could serve as an important calibration tool to help future projects penetrate the dark ages and perhaps reveal how the earliest galaxies came into being," Bañados said in the statement.
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IN THE SOIL, where plants' roots meet fungal hyphae, there are trading posts of a type that came into being more than 200m years ago—long before people got around to engaging in similar activities.
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"The Internationalists" by Oona Hathaway and Scott Shapiro, both law professors at Yale, is an impassioned history of how the liberal international order came into being and why it must be defended as never before.
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He said that they have been a periodic point of contention within the party since the system came into being in 85033, and that doing away with them would help ease tensions in the party.
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"The police investigation ... came into being because of the activities of some Italian fighters with extremist backgrounds who had taken part in the armed conflict in the Ukrainian region of Donbass," the police statement said.
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By contrast, Super PACs, which came into being after a controversial Supreme Court ruling in 2010 and can raise and spend unlimited amounts, spent under $200 million on the effort to elect the next president.
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Despite receiving billions in investments in gleaming state-of-the-art factories since Nafta came into being, Mexico's auto industry still pays wages between a sixth and an eighth of those in the United States.
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Compared to the big-tent philosophy that guided TV when the original came into being, the show itself is thus symbolic -- not just regarding politics, but also the media world -- of how things have changed.
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Instead of regarding same-sex behaviour as an evolutionary oddity emerging from a normal baseline of different-sex behaviour, the authors suggest that it has been a norm since the first animals came into being.
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David wants to uncover the mystery of Amanda's dying before time runs out, tasking Amanda with finding "the exact moment the worms came into being," which is to say the exact moment that illness overtook Amanda.
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Rather, these species came into being when penguins from elsewhere popped out of the sea near the new patches of earth, began to make a new life for themselves, and slowly evolved into a new species.
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The strategy came into being in the 1990s but drew increased attention after the 2007-2009 global financial crisis refocused investor attention on risks in the stock market, and on hedge fund strategies to minimize those risks.
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President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has shown considerable largesse in his efforts to save Mexico's largest company, which came into being as the result of an oil nationalization in 1938 and is a source of Mexican pride.
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While there's no concrete record of exactly how it came into being, the fiery crater is said to have formed in 1971 when Soviet geologists looking for oil realized they'd stumbled across a cavern of natural gas.
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We came into being because of God, who is love, who is the Word (as in logos, the marvelous Greek word used at the beginning of the Gospel of John, where it means something like "complete understanding").
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Washington (CNN)When President Donald Trump signed the National Defense Authorization Act into law Friday, he also created the newest military service and the first new service since the US Air Force came into being in 272.4.
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I honestly can't imagine a better place to see Alcest, a band that came into being when founder Neige first tried to put his feelings of being caught between this world and another, more eldritch place into music.
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We caught up with Simon, Zenia, and Jesper to find out more about how Office came into being, what some of the toughest moments have been for the publication, and what to expect from the team's latest issue.
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This month, a year since his release, Mr Woods took the stage during the annual Third Coast International Audio Festival in Chicago, and spoke with Jennifer White, a public-radio host, about how the podcast came into being.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BOSTON — If this were 2010 when the DIS project and magazine were launched, and when the Post Internet Survival Guide came into being, it would be a compliment to call someone post-internet.
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I came into being shaped by the stories about his childhood in Louisiana and the grinding poverty he endured there, the bloodletting and laughter in the Fifth Ward in Houston and the harsh enlightenment he received in the Army.
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Having convinced himself that the Soviets would join the United States in stopping future aggression, Roosevelt refused to acknowledge a crucial flaw in his plan: that Stalin was committing aggression himself, even as the United Nations came into being.
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Although A. L. Kennedy's novel came into being before the Brexit vote and the subsequent pratfalls of so many British politicians, her Londoners have already lost faith in the machinery of the state and are spoiling for a fight.
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At the center of all these debates is a bit of legislation that came into being well before Facebook and Twitter, back when the internet was plodding along at dialup speeds: Section 230 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act.
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First, there is virtually no canonical basis for vaccine avoidance among the world's major religions, most of which came into being before Edward Jenner developed the first widely used vaccine, against smallpox, at the end of the 18th century.
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At the heart of this case is what's called "third-party doctrine," a legal theory that came into being in the 1970s and states that a person has "no legitimate expectation of privacy" in information voluntarily turned over to third parties.
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February as we know it in our own Gregorian calendar came into being in ancient Rome, when the Romans added January and February to their 10-month-long calendar in order to sync up with the lunar year of 355 days.
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That kind of politics was not always there; it came into being after the great Arab defeat of June 1967, with the rise of regimes that legitimized themselves on the basis of denial, rejection and blame directed at everyone but themselves.
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Ultimate responsibility for the company's strategy, planning, budget, policy and major appointments was handed to the Supreme Council for Petroleum and Mineral Affairs, the predecessor of the current Supreme Council for Saudi Aramco, which came into being a year ago.
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Macron began by telling the assembly that the world order based on sovereignty and equality among nations that came into being in the 1600s was facing a "far-reaching crisis," and said the answer lay in cooperation and collaboration among nations.
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An early version of the sport's global governing body, the International Cricket Council, came into being in the late 1920s and initially covered only "countries within the Empire," including South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, India and the West Indies region.
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As the first mainstream portable game console, the Game Boy had the kind of user base to support a vast hardware ecosystem, and it came into being at just the right time to need those kinds of accessories to offer a complete experience.
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IO is a pseudo-resurrection of Secret that Byttow told us in November came into being partly because "the downsides of current social media products MUST be addressed," an imperative he felt was especially urgent following the results of the last U.S. election.
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In other words, the concept (as embodied in the template of the screen) and execution of the work are separate and repeatable actions — much in the way that Sol Lewitt's conceptual wall drawings are devised, but years before American Conceptualism came into being.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday the United States was trying to create a "terror army" on Turkey's southern frontier by training a Syrian border force that includes a Kurdish militia, and pledged to crush it before it came into being.
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"That concept of forced and unforced errors kind of came into being around that time, and then I got hired on by a company that was starting to develop the first computerized stats system," Levin said in a recent interview at Roland Garros.
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It came into being in the 18th century, when a few like-minded men upheld science as the key to individual freedom and began to hope that universal reason would replace the evidently sectarian points of view of religious faith or superstition.
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And, after the State of Israel came into being, in 1948, Buber continued to criticize its policies and its leadership on many issues—including, especially, its treatment of Arab refugees—becoming a thorn in the side of David Ben-Gurion, the Prime Minister.
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It came into being as a way to make sure that every member of the Electoral College (another late improvisation) would vote for two people for president with a consequence attached to both votes: The second-place finisher would become vice president.
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A complementary approach to combining gravity and quantum theory started with the groundbreaking ideas of Jacob Bekenstein and Stephen Hawking on the information content of black holes in the 1970s, and came into being with the seminal work of Juan Maldacena in the late 1990s.
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They can even hire staff: Warren's exploratory committee announced that it was hiring a handful of operatives in Iowa, an important early state on the primary calendar, just a few days after it came into being and over a month before she officially declared.
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Although much of electronic dance music, like house and techno, came into being at gay and black clubs in Detroit, Chicago and New York in the 1980s, today a lot of it is enjoyed at predominantly white clubs in Europe or at enormous festivals.
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P-Orridge first came into being with a Dadaist performance collective called COUM Transmissions, whose shows included whipping, masturbation and live sex; "Prostitution," their 21948 retrospective at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London, included nudity and bloody tampons and scandalized the British public.
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When neighborhoods like Woodbrook came into being in the 1930s — Nobel Prize-winning writer V.S. Naipaul grew up in the area — the backyards of these houses were where Carnival bands evolved out of community workshops known as "mas camps" (mas being short for masquerade).
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The Universal Serial Bus standard came into being more than 20 years ago, ushering in the USB era, which has been defined by two things: a common, ubiquitous standard for connecting peripherals to PCs, and the daily annoyance of trying to plug things in the right way.
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Feels bad, man As the meme proliferated in venues such as 4chan, 8chan and Reddit, criticized as a breeding grounds for all manner of inflammatory imagery, a subset of Pepe memes came into being that centered on racist, anti-Semitic or other bigoted themes, the ADL said.
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They suggest that at around the same time as the rings came into being an old set of moons orbiting Saturn destroyed themselves, and from their remains emerged not only the rings but also the planet's current suite of inner moons—Rhea, Dione, Tethys, Enceladus and Mimas.
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The OAS, in its current form, came into being in 1948 and aims to promote "an order of peace and justice, to promote (member countries') solidarity, to strengthen their collaboration, and to defend their sovereignty, their territorial integrity, and their independence," according to its mission statement.
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The project came into being less than a year ago; initially envisioned as a solo effort by Garðar S. Jónsson (also of Sinmara), the band's lineup has swelled to include a number of live counterparts, and has already released a well-received EP on Ván Records.
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The same year that the Camdens came into being, a closeted lesbian named Rosie O'Donnell got her own talk show, launching goodies into her audience with a slingshot the same way that she disseminated the gay agenda to the American public through cheeky interviews with celebrities.
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"The Black Power concept came into being because of those farmers who were independent in and of themselves and understood the value of collective organizing and collective ownership," Wendell Paris, a civil rights activist and cooperative developer in Alabama and Mississippi at the time, told me.
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In fact, just months after DACA came into being, the U.S. experienced a huge influx (to the tune of tens of thousands) of Central American unaccompanied minors and families illegally entering the country, hoping that they too might benefit from this new amnesty program for minors.
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They have lives, they have other bands—so while we were still creating music that we thought was vital to us, it wasn't until the current lineup came into being that we felt like the music inside ourselves had a home and a platform to really express ourselves.
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"Black Panther" is doubly significant because the movie offered such a powerful showcase for African-American talent both in front of and behind the camera, just a few years after the #OscarsSoWhite hashtag came into being in response to the absence of people of color in acting categories.
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All of the music that I've made in the "dance"-related style came into being because my friends asked me to play live sets at their specific events, and I wanted to do those events justice, with the hope that people could have fun listening to my sets.
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What modern management systems worked out, especially when computer networks came into being, was that you could actually manage people as groups by using data to understand how they were behaving in the mass, but you could create a system that allowed them to keep on thinking that they were individuals.
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I'd love to give the new baby a few children's books that illuminate our pre-Trump democracy: how it came into being, who the founding fathers were, the defining features of the American political system and why it is unique, the influence that our government has had on other parts of the world.
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Ella Yelich-O'Connor, or Lorde as we know her, took a moment yesterday to tweet about how the song came into being which she claims first came to her while in the back of an Uber before being finished at the kitchen table of none other than fellow musician, Jack Antonoff, and Lena Dunham.
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The citizen-driven historical memory movement came into being at the turn of the millennium, and as public pressure grew, the Spanish government under the center-left prime minister at the time, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, passed a "law of historical memory" in 2007, lending government support and funding to excavation, commemoration and reburial.
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In her new book, "The End of American Childhood: A History of Parenting From Life on the Frontier to the Managed Child," she puts this knowledge and skill to valuable use in defining a uniquely American form of childhood — characterized by a combination of pluck, grit, autonomy and self-sufficiency — that came into being in the early 19th century.
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It's a point only further extended by the fact that you work directly for one such militia for a good third of the game, but due to the poor job of characterization and worldbuilding, you never learn what the militia stands for, why it came into being, or what it would be doing if not for the Project at Eden's Gate.
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"A combination of national and global events in the '40s and '50s led to a very rapid dissolution of the community," says Silliman, whose two daughters settled in the US. With India's independence, British settlers began returning to England, Israel came into being in May 1948, and the fledgling Indian government's Socialist policies were perceived as not being conducive to business.
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