But not everyone thinks that Amazon's heydays are still ahead.
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But the unicorn heydays may be coming to an end.
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Its MSN online service and Internet Explorer browser had their heydays in the 1990s.
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The 1990's were one of the few heydays of Knicks basketball in New York.
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Just as the journalists did in the hijacking heydays, Hoek asked fixers to arrange pirates for him.
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Their heydays are separated by decades; their power bases across an ocean; their philosophies of life even further apart.
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But to say that LET and beat scene are past their heydays, or folding in on themselves, would be mistaken.
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As with all heydays, we had no clue that's what it was, and how easily and imperceptibly it would fade away.
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Still, we can't help but wish we had at least known this was an option back in our Kool-Aid drinking heydays.
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Finally, different areas of the market may have their heydays at different times, which is why investors must stay diversified, Cramer said.
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"We started by thinking of the heydays of summer," a member of the Starbucks beverage development team, Jennica Robinson, said in a statement.
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What's happening: But now Beijing is looking to amplify its reach far beyond what the U.K. and the U.S. accomplished in their respective heydays.
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This darker turn could have worked had Marsh shown us his real-life likely lads in their by all accounts more ruthless criminal heydays.
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Displayed in a manner reminiscent of 20003s advertising, the Guide to Computing presents these devices as they might have been marketed during their heydays.
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Cheddar reminded us most of the Goldfish crackers from our childhood snacking heydays, only all grown up in a gluten-free form with zero added sugar.
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The Wii U had the potential to repeat, but since the heydays of the original Wii, the attention of the casual game player has shifted — to mobile.
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I sent out a survey to our staff, asking them to gather some crucial information from their pops about entertainment, along with a photo from their dads' youthful heydays.
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While other genres have blossomed, reflected by a growing number of new indie music festivals like Neon Lights and SingJazz, drum and bass remains dormant compared to Home Club's heydays.
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Flannery took over for then-longtime GE chief Jeff Immelt, who was forced out in 2017 after a 16-year tenure that saw the stock plummet from the Jack Welch heydays.
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The rest are conifers, cycads, ferns and so on, whose heydays were back in times like the Carboniferous or the Jurassic, before the flowering plants really got going in the Cretaceous.
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The rest are conifers, cycads, ferns and so on, whose heydays were back in times like the Carboniferous or the Jurassic, before flowering plants began taking over everything during the Cretaceous.
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Many North American esports fans discovered OGN during the heydays of competitive StarCraft 2 and, in more recent years, through the broadcasts and tournaments of the League of Legends Champions Korea league (LCK).
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This spring's blighted crop of dystopian novels is pessimistic about technology, about the economy, about politics, and about the planet, making it a more abundant harvest of unhappiness than most other heydays of downheartedness.
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The man Mr. Kravitz referred to as "a mentor and a father figure" worked as a music publicist with bands like the Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane and Sly & The Family Stone during their heydays.
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When we first meet him in the show's pilot, he's auditioning for "Man at Party Who Smells Fart," a far cry from his high school heydays when he played Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof.
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He wanted to hear that holiday sales would be so good that they would bring the retailers' stocks back to their heydays, when Macy's traded in the $70s and J.C. Penney's in the mid-$40s.
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She pointed to the early 1900s, with its influx of immigrants, and the 1960s, when America was roiled by the antiwar movement and the sexual revolution, as two of the biggest heydays for cursive instruction.
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The island has been largely visited and inhabited by Scandinavians since the 1960s, but had its heydays in the 1990s when "charter vacations," or low-budget resort vacations, became affordable for the working and middle classes.
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Currencies are just not reacting the way they are supposed to and there is a new fear from the groups' managers and roadies that their heydays are past and they're consigned to being played in elevators.
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Simmons has papered the walls of the gallery entirely in the over-saturated colors and loud fonts of fly posters from bands, DJs, and clubs from the heydays of punk, hip-hop, reggae, dub, and rap.
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But over the long-term, the number of international guests is set to spike as new festivals gain prominence—a trend seen during the early heydays of Goa and Bali, two of Asia's traditional havens for electronica.
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An important source of minerals during the heydays of the ancient Roman and Egyptian civilizations, the mines now have a new function -- as a guide in the search for new sources of gold in Egypt's eastern desert.
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"However, we did execute very large liquidations of silver holdings by clients who held these for 4-5 years, and have given up on waiting for the price to get back to its heydays level,"he added.
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Loud, wild and reverent of rock 'n' roll history, Low Cut Connie is an ideal band for youngish music fans who wish they were alive to see the Rolling Stones or the Replacements in their respective heydays.
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To emphasize just how far Corgan and Co. have come since their rebellious heydays, the LAPD let them finish their set (though the band were forced to cut things off before a planned encore of "Cherub Rock").
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Sub-Saharan economies will cope with tighter global liquidity this year and grow faster than in 26.75, albeit at a lackluster rate compared to the commodity price boom heydays of a decade ago, a Reuters poll found.
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Over the years, the print has seen more than a few heydays, from '60s-era Edie Sedgwick and Jackie Kennedy in leopard print fur coats and pill-box hats to Debbie Harry's head-to-toe leopard catsuit in the late-'70s.
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In the Playboy and Hustler heydays of the 60s and 70s, porn products popped up mostly in public, male-dominated spaces like hole-in-the-wall shops or erotic film screenings—spaces where a woman might hesitate to venture, thanks to social stigma.
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Back then, we could have never expected that the iconic Steve Madden slip-ons from our heyday (and the heydays of the Olsen twins, Lizzie McGuire and the Spice Girls) would re-emerge as the shoe trend of the season just 12 years later.
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Where the Emmys tend to honor the same shows over and over again (see: Frasier and Modern Family, which in their respective heydays racked up five consecutive wins each for Outstanding Comedy Series), the Golden Globes tend to vacillate wildly from year to year, especially recently.
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Damac Properties chairman Hussain Sajwani, a veteran of Dubai's business and property scene who founded Damac in the heydays of 2002 and built the business into a high profile regional developer, said builders should halt launching new residential projects for "at least a year" in order to start a recovery.
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Nintendo wants to harken back to its heydays with the new, unreleased Nintendo NX console in more ways than one: A new WSJ report says it'll use cartridges in place of discs, which have been standard on the game company's home consoles since the introduction of the GameCube in 2001.
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From Coinage: The Real Cost of Going to Coachella Cindy Crawford posted a throwback shot in honor of her own pilgrimage out to the campgrounds, an editorial photo from her supermodel heydays in which she's posed atop a motorcycle wearing a fringed leather bustier, studded leather shorts and knee-high suede boots.
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Although the recovery in Chinese manufacturing would not immediately spark strong demand for iron ore, it would mean that "the bleeding stops and you begin to see a flattening of manufacturing activity," he explained, adding his 2018 price forecast would still be 27 percent below the heydays of $98 a ton in 2014.
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Later, he guided brands and colleagues through the heydays of MSN and Yahoo and the rise of platforms like YouTube, Facebook, Snapchat and streaming TV. Along the way, Mr. Norman became known for sharing his insights at industry events and in trade publications, always with a healthy dose of dry British wit.
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The staff there were more than happy to have us because the patients get a kick out of hearing the old songs they'd loved so much during their heydays, country hits by Hank Williams and Johnny Cash and Merle Haggard and Ray Price that emanated from every Boone County jukebox and radio in the 214s and 193s and 219s.
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Many skaters still have awesome personalities, they're cool, they're interesting people, but the people that are in charge of judging them and sort of pushing their career forward and giving them opportunities to compete in the Olympics or World Championships are much older and they're still thinking about the heydays of the wholesome '90s when, obviously, the Nancy Kerrigan, Tonya Harding incident was huge news.
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" Along with a photo of the pair from their Beverly Hills, 90210 heydays, Priestley said, "Luke was much more than just a friend to me… Luke was truly one of a kind… he adored his family, was passionate about his work, and loved his wide collection of friends… every life he touched, he made better… he was caring, gentle, charming, warm, funny, and smart… he loved to tell stories, and he loved to laugh… he was a true gentleman… and he will be missed by all of us who were blessed to know and love him… Rest In Peace my brother.
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In the heydays of Spiritualism, it became very common for mediums to sketch portraits of spirits who they claimed were present during the seances.
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Their heydays were clearly in the 1930s and following World War II they had far less commissions. The company died with the death of Reid in 1984.
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In addition to government interference, South Korean filmmakers began losing their audience to television, and movie-theater attendance dropped by over 60 percent from 1969 to 1979.Min, p.51-52. Films that were popular among audiences during this era include Yeong-ja's Heydays (1975) and Winter Woman (1977), both box office hits directed by Kim Ho-sun. Yeong-ja's Heydays and Winter Women are classified as "hostess films," which are movies about prostitutes and bargirls.
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Yeong-ja's Heydays () is a 1975 South Korean film directed by Kim Ho-sun. It became a huge box office hit upon its release; it drew an audience of 360,000, surpassing the top foreign film at the time, The Sting, by 30,000.
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In the 1820s the cave was one of the Pincheira brothers main encampments together with other locations also close to Chillán. Up to a thousand people are reported to have gathered at the site during the heydays of the Pincheira brothers.Arnaboldi, Teresa (2011). "La reivindicación de los Pincheira".
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Música cebolla (Spanish for "onion music") is a genre of Chilean music emphasising sentimentality and intimacy. Indeed at times the feelings expressed in música cebolla are "exacerbated". Música cebolla had its heydays in the 1950s and 1960s, and was thus contemporary to Nueva ola,Nueva ola , Musicapopular.cl. Retrieved October 21, 2012.
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When the committee was initially set up it was as the Cemeteries Committee, with a separate sub-committee that had specific responsibility for baths and parks. However, from May 1898 onwards, the Baths & Parks Sub-Committee ceased to exist and the Cemeteries Committee assumed their duties, altering its title to reflect this change., The Heydays of Selly Oak Park, p. 17.
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Shashi Kumar (born 2 December 1965) is an actor and politician from the Indian State of Karnataka. A popular star in Kannada films, he was also seen in Tamil cinema the prominent one being Rajinikanth starrer Baasha. In his heydays Shashi Kumar was one of the most good-looking heroes of Kannada cinema. He is known as "Supreme Hero" of Kannada film industry.
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His inspiration comes from his "surfing heydays in the US and Hawaii in the early '60s" as well as "psychedelic poster art he created in San Francisco during the 'hippie movement,'" as noted by the Great Lakes Advocate. In December 2019 for one month, Pressing's contemporary works were on display at the solo H.Fish Art Exhibition at the Arcadia Gallery in Beechworth.
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Industries which continue to employ unfree labour worldwide include agriculture, domestic work, manufacture, and hospitality. Mining, defense, the merchant marine and transportation infrastructure, which employed questionable practices during the heydays of railway track construction (often involving the use of high explosives or constructing high wooden trestle bridges in sheer mountain canyons), and of canal excavation (sometimes in conditions of permafrost) also have historical ties.
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His designs integrated the scenic elements into the storytelling instead of having them separate and indifferent from the play's action. Antonije's style was referred to as realism, a combination of bold use of color and dramatic lighting. He is the author of many scenic designs during the heydays of the National Theatre in Belgrade in the 1870s.He also painted icons with his contemporary colleagues Steva Todorović and Nikola Marković.
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Dastakert landscape During the Soviet period, the Dastakert copper and molybdenum mines were found in 1945. With the establishment of the Dastakert branch of the Zangezur copper-molybdenum plant in 1951, Dastakert was granted the status of an urban-type settlement within the Sisian raion. In 1968 – the period of the Soviet heydays – Dastakert had over 4,000 residents. However, following the closure of the copper-molybdenum combine in 1975, the population drastically declined.
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Torchie Sparks – Seventy six years old, her leg has been severely damaged for many years as result of a fire which burnt through her flat. She has had to endure many tragic events in her life but maintains a sense of humour about her misfortune. She is very nostalgic towards life in London's East-End during the 1960s which she refers to as “the heydays”. Travis Flood – Seventy eight years of age.
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Lais Ribeiro at a Victoria's Secret show. Lingerie manufacturers controlled and constructed the mandatory bustline of the 1990s.Wendy A. Burns-Ardolino, Jiggle: (re)shaping American Women, page 93, Lexington Books, 2007, In their heydays, Wonderbra sponsored a National Cleavage Day in South Africa every year, and the webcast of the Victoria's Secret show became one of Internet's biggest events. According to an urban American woman, during the 1950s, "At night our shoulders were naked, our breasts half-bare".
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The streak would come to an end after Dale Earnhardt, Jr. did not race in the 2012 Bank of America 500 at Charlotte after getting a concussion after the previous race at Talladega. The attrition back during the 1960s was high; half the field would sometimes be knocked out of the race with mechanical issues. In the current Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, an engine blowing is rare because of all the technological advancements years after NASCAR's heydays of the 1950s and 1960s.
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Hardly any clubs of that time have survived to this day, although the Bambus-Bar, Happy Night and Elefant und Krokodil still exist on Nordstraße. There is also a brothel on Leutweinstraße. Regeneration of the docklands to form the Überseestadt district began in 2009. The “Golden City” project, which began in 2013 through crowdfunding, is cultural project which, in the summer months, pays tribute to the memory of the heydays of the Die Küste with a themed bar called "Golden City".
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Ethical issues in these terms have become so problematic that the United States Department of Justice was forced to research on constitutional violations in representation. Controversy also exists over the idea of representing the guilty. Mayer Goldman, back in the heydays of the public defender program, questioned what should happen if the public defender represents a guilty defendant. In fact, Harvard Law School's Guide for Careers in Indigent Defense, emphasizes the importance of having to get over the emotion and frustration of having to defend the guilty.
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Song Jae-ho (born Song Jae-eon on March 10, 1937) is a South Korean actor. He made his acting debut in 1959, and became best known for his work in 1970s and 1980s Korean cinema, notably Yeong-ja's Heydays (1975). Song has since become one of the most respected veteran actors in Korean film and television, with more recent starring roles in the films Memories of Murder (2003), The President's Last Bang (2005) and Late Blossom (2011), as well as the television drama Precious Family (2004).
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There is a cluster of small wooden hut-like watermills on the Pliva, on steep ford where the water spills between two lakes, from upper Veliko Plivsko into lower Malo Plivsko lake. These mills are out of their primary function today, but are preserved and maintained as a national monument of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Local farmers used the mills to grind wheat into flour until the Second World War and some afterward, with a heydays of production being during the days of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
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Nishterabad is located off the Grand Trunk (GT) road in Peshawar. It is famous for its CDs and telefilms production and is the hub of CDs and telefilms business but with advent of mobile and internet streaming plus memory card and USB led to decline of CDs production. During its heydays (2004-2010), when the production of CD drama and telefilms business was on its peak, the production companies would produce up to 200 CDs on Eid but now the number is only 45 to 50.
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Sometime after Gardner was asked to leave Vixen during the tension-marred 2001 tour, she attended the University of Bridgeport and, from there, graduated with a degree in dental hygiene, becoming a dental hygienist in 2005. For almost 15 years she maintained a license that expired on March 31, 2020, and worked as a hygienist when not working on musical projects. Previously, during her former band's heydays in Los Angeles, Gardner worked at a golf course pro shop. Gardner has been married to guitarist Justin James since 2016.
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The emergence of Lee Jang-ho, Kim Ho-seon and Ha Gil-jong in the 70s was part of a generational shift in directors and a prediction of the young directors with new senses. In 1974, director Lee Jang-ho’s Heavenly homecoming of Stars attracted as many as 470,000 viewers alone at Kuk-do theater in Seoul and marked sixth place in the box office among all films released in the 70s. In 1975, director Kim Ho- seon’s Yeong-ja’s Heydays (영자의 전성시대) was also a huge box office hit, attracting 360,000 viewers.
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Land of Giants is an album by McCoy Tyner released on the Telarc label in 2003. It was recorded in December 2002 and features performances of Tyner with Bobby Hutcherson, Charnett Moffett, and Eric Harland. The Allmusic review by Matt Collar states that "While the work here is by no means as provocative as the stuff Hutcherson and Tyner produced in their heydays, it nonetheless proves them to be utter masters of the straight-ahead modern jazz idiom and should appeal to longtime fans".Collar, M. [ Allmusic Review] accessed March 6, 2009.
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Section 5 (or known as Albion Youth when referring to the younger element of their firm) are a football hooligan firm associated with Premier League football club West Bromwich Albion F.C. Whilst Albion have had several other firms since the 1960s, including Clubhouse and the Smethwick Mob, Section 5 is the largest, with activity peaking in the 1980s and 1990s. It was a progenitor of hooligan firms of mixed racial heritage during a time of ethnic homogeneity and racist attitudes, both of which were prevalent among firms and some football fans in general during the heydays of hooliganism.
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Butter production carried such weight that, coupled with the Siberian grain industry, Lincoln credits it as playing one of the key roles in enticing foreign investment to enter the region around the turn of the century. These plants were hit hard after this, however, with the internal strife of both the Bolshevik Revolution and the Russian Civil War, so much so that butter output dropped to a mere 6,000 tons in 1922, dipping below the 1894 levels. A revival came by 1927, however, when the 37,000-ton mark was reached and butter again became an important Russian export. However, the heydays of the Russian butter behemoth were over.
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Sol did all the artwork on Katzenjammer's first album Le Pop (2008) together with her sister Kaja Heilo, and Sandrine Pagnoux. She also participated in the design on their second album A Kiss Before You Go (2011) together with Mathias Fossum and Heydays, and is fully behind all art work on Katzenjammer's third album Rockland (2015). She has also done most of Katzenjammer's general artwork for their line of merchandise, such as t -shirt designs, posters, stage designs, early web design and the design of their well known contra bass balalaika Akerø. For twelve years Sol has designed and sewn her own clothes, and mostly all of her Katzenjammer stage outfits is from her self coutured collection.
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In Japan, the vast majority of the major sixteen private railways have roots as interurban electric railway lines that have taken inspirations from the US. Instead of demolishing their interurbans in 1930's like the US many Japanese interurbans upgraded their networks to Heavy rail standards. Today, these private railway companies have become highly influential business empires with diverse business interests, encompassing department stores, property developments and even tourist resorts. Many Japanese private railway companies still operate department stores at their city termini, develop suburban properties adjacent to stations they own, and run special tourist attractions with admission included in package deals with rail tickets; similar to operations of large interurban companies in the US during their heydays.
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In the 1990s, Chen Cun identified more and more with the avant-garde experimenting with new uses of the language, including by following ordinary Chinese and telling in great details the routines of their daily lives. By the end of the decade, he had reached the conclusion that the Internet offered to the avant-garde a unique opportunity to experiment with the language, with a freedom impossible in printed books that need approval from editors and publishers. From 1999 on, he produced mostly Web fiction and was even hailed as "the godfather of web literature" in China, although by the second decade of the 21st century he started being less optimistic about the Internet, and suggested that with the overload of information there the heydays of electronic literature may have passed.
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During the Japanese Occupation, the coasts of Siglap and several of the nearby hills were used as execution sites in the Sook Ching operation carried out by the Japanese to clear out anti-Japanese personnel, the operation mostly targeted the Chinese population. At the end of the war many mass graves had been found in the area, one of such place was near the junction of Bedok South Avenue 1 and Upper East Coast Road. In 1953 during the heydays of Singapore film making, Cathay-Keris Studio, one of two major film companies in Singapore, set up its studio along Jalan Keris and the surrounding area was commonly used for shooting scenes in the films. In 1962 a huge fire broke out at Kampong Siglap when firecrackers were burnt out of control and set the village ablaze.
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URB Magazine described Bedtime for Toys as a "celestial hybrid of electro, hip hop, pop and metal". The NME called them "the hipsters The Black Eyed Peas" Big Stereo Blog said "Bedtime for Toys feels like something Gwen Stefani would be doing if she was actually interesting", It's The Money Shot blog said that the band "trot on a futuristic rock ann roll wonderland that hasn't been stepped on since the glory days of Prince and the Revolution and The Denver Post said, "If Heavy D and Deborah Harry ever collaborated during their respective heydays, the result would have been something akin to Bedtime for Toys.” The band's name is also the name of a Stevie Wonder Christmas song. Marchelle Bradanini is the front woman of the group whose background in both politics and partying influence her provocative lyrics.
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