Since the turn of the century, however, that has changed.
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At the turn of the century, that scenario seemed improbable.
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But that trend faded around the turn of the century.
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A lot has changed since the turn of the century.
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At the turn of the century, such fees didn't even exist.
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Hell, even the turn of the century would be an improvement.
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Until the turn of the century, Caribbeans were in the majority.
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But somewhere around the turn of the century a shift occurred.
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Data suggest the slide began around the turn of the century.
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Around the turn of the century, genomics was the big thing.
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It was an optimistic time after the turn of the century.
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Venezuela pumped 3 million bpd at the turn of the century.
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Support didn't climb over 30 percent until the turn of the century.
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Stoops came closer than anyone else since the turn of the century.
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The journey could have begun at the turn of the century, when
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By the turn of the century, big European firms were on board.
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One night, around the turn of the century, Tucker had a revelation.
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By the turn of the century, the practice was all but obsolete.
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By the turn of the century the movement had reached a crossroads.
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The district was about 80 percent white at the turn of the century.
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I mean, it's like the Kardashians living at the turn of the century.
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Microsoft has been in the gaming business since the turn of the century.
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AIM dominated online chat in North America at the turn of the century.
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Their number has risen more than twentyfold since the turn of the century.
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Performance is down from the lofty heights at the turn of the century.
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Civil conflict killed millions in the country at the turn of the century.
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Disney's Wilderness Lodge is inspired by turn-of-the-century national park lodges.
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GREENWICH Belle Époque Film Series, exploring Paris at the turn of the century.
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DIARY OF A CHAMBERMAID Oh, those bourgeoisie in turn-of-the-century Normandy!
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By the turn of the century, everyone from Teenage Bottlerocket to the Ergs!
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Not one of the great pop acts of the turn of the century!
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She has Blythe family pictures going back to the turn of the century.
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I have a handblown glass breast pump from the turn of the century.
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At the turn of the century, they continued to spend time in malls.
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Front General gets lots of turn-of-the-century clothing in from France.
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Maid cafés climbed to popularity around the turn of the century in Japan.
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There's been a systematic discrediting of our institutions since the turn of the century.
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The joy of translucent tech was clear to turn-of-the-century gadget makers.
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People were talking about battery-electric buses (BEBs) at the turn of the century.
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But around the turn of the century, our spin axis charted a new course.
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By the turn of the century, Colombia began to look like a failed state.
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Unfortunately, all of this seemed like ancient history at the turn of the century.
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Japan's economy swelled into the world's second-largest by the turn of the century.
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That compared to output of 3 million bpd at the turn of the century.
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The founding of modern biology had to wait till the turn of the century.
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To be sure, the picture has improved significantly since the turn of the century.
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Problems came at the turn of the century as competition from other retailers increased.
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Since the turn of the century, 2900 banks have failed, according to the FDIC.
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By the turn of the century, the famous confectioner had moved on to chocolate.
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Turn-of-the-century electric cars were more maneuverable than their gasoline-powered counterparts.
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But as the turn of the century approached, that TV-film equilibrium grew unstable.
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By the turn of the century, black disenfranchisement was nearly complete in the South.
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Wars at the turn of the century killed millions and sucked in neighboring countries.
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The music is as awkward as most teens at the turn of the century.
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The Baker Electric was used as a taxicab at the turn of the century.
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Inspired by Disney's Missouri hometown, Main Street, U.S.A. imitated turn-of-the-century America.
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And his portrait of the music scene in turn-of-the-century Italy is fascinating.
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After the turn of the century, UBS, RBS, Barclays and others also waved their chequebooks.
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Vietnam's rapid economic growth has seen household incomes quadruple since the turn of the century.
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Nairobi is unrecognisable from the sleepy town it was at the turn of the century.
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These people are believers in a turn-of-the-century prophet named John Hyrum Koyle.
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Turn-of-the-century hard rock's origin story is a strange confluence of outside factors.
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Grace added some intricate, turn-of-the-century details to her wedding dress, as well.
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At the turn of the century she became the patriarch of the Kardashian-Jenner clan.
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At the turn of the century, she was engaged in sculpture on her own terms.
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At the turn of the century, the NHL could credibly claim it was hemorrhaging money.
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It was not until the turn of the century that outsiders started paying attention again.
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There's a good mix of both modern-day aesthetic and turn-of-the-century design.
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Why is this evolution not reflected in doctrinaire Marxism at the turn of the century?
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Just ask yourself, where was the mobile apps economy at the turn of the century?
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The roles Knightley has chosen since — playing the tragic heroine of Anna Karenina (2012), a turn-of-the-century psychological patient in A Dangerous Method (2011), and now a turn-of-the-century French writer in Colette — have only emphasized that perception of her.
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Around the turn of the century, millions of people were killed in wars in the region.
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At the turn of the century, psychology was a field quite unlike what it is now.
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The big picture: At the turn of the century, most general managers were former big leaguers.
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But turn-of-the-century rock's cozy nook in the middle ground was also its doom.
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This whimsical novel set in turn-of-the-century Mexico will leave you hungry and swooning.
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After being dead for years, the turn-of-the-century music player Winamp is coming back.
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Since the turn of the century deployment of a new medicine, artemisinin, has provided some respite.
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His latest commercial play, the Rae Sremmurd-assisted "Love," recalls turn-of-the-century pop-punk.
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Canada has won eight of those, including four of five since the turn of the century.
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By the turn of the century, temperatures could climb even higher, spelling disaster in some areas.
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Tiger Stadium — another beloved Detroit-area arena — fell from grace at the turn of the century.
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At one end sat Efraim Halevy, who led Israel's Mossad at the turn of the century.
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At the turn of the century, Sigmund Freud published his revolutionary piece The Interpretation of Dreams.
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The site and its siblings look much as they did at the turn of the century.
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Hard spirits, more popular at the turn of the century, became the foundation for their cocktails.
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Yet as with "The Illusionists: Turn of the Century," this golden age prattle is strictly plating.
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The quarter-mile promenade is meant to evoke Coney Island at the turn of the century.
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Chaplin's The Gold Rush illustrates turn-of-the-century conditions, augmented by Eric Hegg's astonishing photographs.
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Until the turn of the century the rate there dropped along with those in other rich countries.
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But at the turn of the century, Russian service, or service à la russe, arrived in Paris.
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While games improved since the turn of the century, labour-market options for young people got worse.
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The slim volume follows a railroad worker in the Pacific Northwest at the turn of the century.
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The region has some 20m students, more than double the number at the turn of the century.
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Shares of technology firms trade on their highest ratio to sales since the turn of the century.
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There is nothing like the same stockmarket euphoria as there was at the turn of the century.
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A third of British companies have seen no rise in productivity since the turn of the century.
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The crash of the internet economy at the turn of the century didn't kill the internet itself.
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And is it weird to say "turn of the century" for the late '90s and early 2000s?
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For now let's skip ahead to the more recent past: just before the turn of the century.
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In February, the site offered a series of Black-helmed films from the turn of the century.
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That kind of valuation was last seen during the tech bubble at the turn of the century.
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Go deeper: Corporate profits have dramatically outpaced wages and health benefits since the turn of the century.
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He is the first Spanish bullfighter to die in a ring since the turn of the century.
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The vibe is something along the lines of a geekier version of turn-of-the-century Nerve.com.
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By the turn of the century, Kohl's had 298 total stores in 25 states and 43,000 employees.
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To me, their attitudes don't feel too far from turn-of-the-century attitudes toward white womanhood.
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Both were enterprises helmed largely by Jewish and Italian immigrants, flourishing at the turn of the century.
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Inflation for medical care since the turn of the century has been much higher than overall inflation.
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One in six homes in Boston, Massachusetts could be flooded regularly by the turn of the century.
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Take the "Black Square," for example, painted by turn-of-the-century avant-garde artist Kazimir Malevich.
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And yet Gibson seemed, at the turn of the century, to be growing dissatisfied with being detached.
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In fact, the home's stained-glass windows were imported from Munich at the turn of the century.
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It was being predicted that there would be no Welsh speakers by the turn of the century.
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That changed around the turn of the century when builders and landlords identified a new revenue stream.
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We got super lucky and found a beautiful two-bedroom apartment in a turn-of-the-century brownstone.
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Ahead, we found 15 celebrities wearing notable trends from the turn of the century in new, updated forms.
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Witches were everywhere for a while, pop culture's turn-of-the-century preoccupation with "girl power" made literal.
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By the turn of the century, SUV-driving suburbanites became the majority, outnumbering rural and city folk combined.
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For a very specific period of time at the turn of the century, Norah Jones was simply everywhere.
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Yet the rate at which it is rising seems to have slowed since the turn of the century.
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In contrast, starting around the turn of the century, the Communist Party of Vietnam has encouraged more pluralism.
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Collectively, the photos capture the essence of the Australian state of Queensland at the turn of the century.
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In comparison to this turn-of-the-century feast for the eyes, ABC's Grand Hotel is unabashedly modern.
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Truth is, traditional media has about 2900/220006th the impact it did at the turn of the century.
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Wars at the turn of the century killed millions and involved more than a half-dozen neighboring countries.
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But the impact of recent blow-ups has been far lighter than at the turn of the century.
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And none of us live in the turn-of-the-century kind of flat described in Helena's account.
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Around the turn of the century, Isadora Duncan's radical, barefoot, Grecian-inspired dances disrupted the art form forever.
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Mendelsohn started publishing entries from census ledgers, turn-of-the-century news clippings, and memoirs shared among relatives.
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NASA started worrying about this sometime after the turn of the century, and formed a Dune Vulnerability Team.
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There's something else that kept the price of oysters down around the turn of the century: child labor.
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The company saw huge benefits from shifting its production to China starting around the turn of the century.
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These are just a few of a number of deadly submarine accidents since the turn of the century.
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In that turn-of-the-century era, there was even one transcendent player who never won a tournament.
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Excuse me for stating the obvious – the turn of the century is having a big pop culture moment.
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After the turn of the century, mackerel escaping warming ocean waters started mass-migrating into Iceland's territorial waters.
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Around the turn of the century, celebrity pastors with huge followings began framing adoption as a moral imperative.
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When women's social clubs spread across the United States at the turn of the century, two models emerged.
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The shipbuilding industry fell into decline, and by the turn of the century, it employed just 22011,252 workers.
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At the turn of the century, women often used bacon grease, heavy oils, and butter to straighten hair.
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"Antitrust was created in the industrial revolution in the 19th century at the turn of the century," Orbach said.
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At the last turn of the century, black-authored lynching plays were part of that tradition for African Americans.
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However, at the turn of the century the great hope was that information could replace education thereby bypassing entertainment.
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Since the turn of the century the number of foreign students in Britain has more than doubled (see chart).
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However, that backward-looking number was boosted by a high level of failures around the turn of the century.
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And, according to the Department of Agriculture, total agricultural production has slowed significantly since the turn of the century.
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The proportion of 45-year-old American women without children has fallen steadily since the turn of the century.
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When player pianos became popular at the turn of the century, they posed a threat to the music industry.
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That new ability underlay the three turn-of-the-century academic trends which came together to form synthetic biology.
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And by the turn of the century mathematical descendants of Burgess's method were being used all around the world.
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NOT since the dotcom boom at the turn of the century have technology shares been on such a tear.
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At the turn of the century, when the web was a wake for victims of dotcom crib death—Pets.
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At the turn of the century, Ethiopian officials embarked on an unprecedented campaign to curb child and maternal mortality.
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Visitors also recount hearing women giggling in the hallways and seeing their turn of the century dresses swishing by.
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The number of Americans who make it to their 100th birthday has increased since the turn of the century.
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Just look at all of the trade deals that have gone into effect since the turn of the century.
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Only at the turn of the century was the temple salvaged and rebuilt by a Buddhist businesswoman, Cai Qun.
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By the turn of the century, no two (much less three or four) stars could coexist in one city.
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Wages of high school dropouts are lower than they were at the turn of the century in real terms.
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Bottled water, which has exploded in popularity since the turn of the century, has been stealing customers from milk.
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Intel eventually put paid to similarly competitive spells at the turn of the century and in the mid-2000s.
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It reflects the best intentions, and the bafflingly broad interests, of an educated, turn-of-the-century regional oligarch.
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Dozens of automatons, many from turn-of-the-century fairgrounds, perform simple motions at the push of a button.
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Konoplev started work on his project around the turn of the century, when he was in his mid-30s.
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For me, they evoke the high society of turn -of-the-century Paris and the grandeur of those times.
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Many were from the turn of the century, addressed to members of a family that settled in our community.
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By the turn of the century, Africa will have 40 percent of the world's population, according to UNICEF projections.
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Here she reclaims Chambers, a turn-of-the-century Scottish minister, as an artist manqué and a radical thinker.
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This is a reasonable worry, given several high-profile examples of this occurring around the turn of the century.
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They did the same thing that they did to the oil barons back at the turn of the century.
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He helped broker the 1997 balanced budget agreement that produced a brief budget surplus at the turn of the century.
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Buffalo were hunted nearly to extinction in the nineteenth century, counting fewer than 1,000 at the turn of the century.
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Other famous turn-of-the-century artists are on view around the fair, including Pierre-Auguste Renoir and Amedeo Modigliani.
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From Daft Punk to Moby, we take a look at the electronic anthems that defined the turn of the century.
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Frankfurt, by contrast, had one of its best years in terms of issue volume since the turn of the century.
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Since the turn of the century, America has ramped up judicial programmes whose reach is not restricted by its borders.
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As an engineering student in St Petersburg at the turn of the century, Zamyatin had thrown himself into revolutionary politics.
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The share of teens aged 16–19 who work summer jobs has fallen significantly since the turn of the century.
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Since the turn of the century, China's economy has expanded at an absolutely insane pace, often exceeding double-digit growth.
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VICE: What was life like for newly arrived Chinese immigrants in New York City at the turn of the century?
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The results are predictable: 37 crashes of Iranian aircraft since the turn of the century, claiming more than 900 lives.
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She was an immigrant in turn of the century New York, a time of huge change and progress in America.
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After spending time working in the fashion industry in Paris, Lemaire moved to Singapore at the turn of the century.
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At the turn of the century, in other words, the LDS church suffered from a distinctly Trumpian public-relations problem.
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Aided by multi-million dollar investments from companies such as Dell, it expanded rapidly at the turn of the century.
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The BoardWalk Inn's aesthetic is based on turn-of-the-century Atlantic City and is rated 4.5 stars on TripAdvisor.
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He'd grown up rough in the tenements of turn-of-the-century Hell's Kitchen, running with a vicious street gang.
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But games have improved since the turn of the century, and labour-market options for young people have got worse.
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"It was a man that was in turn-of-the-century clothes and a hat and a three-piece suit."
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Afterward there will be a turn-of-the-century-style celebration, featuring an ice cream social and old-fashioned games.
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Since the turn of the century, wolves have been moving to densely populated areas in Germany, Denmark, Holland, and Luxembourg.
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By the turn of the century, Nintendo was dominating the video game space, though competitors like SEGA were close behind.
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Some places will be re-creations of the past — like Chinatown and Little Italy, at the turn of the century.
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One of Mr. Faerman's current favorites is a brass behemoth custom made for a turn-of-the-century bar owner.
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"I wrote some politically incorrect columns, and some of them go back to the turn of the century," Moore said.
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At Syracuse, the women consistently had unsightly records throughout the 1990s and several years after the turn of the century.
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Now the police are playing the same role of terror that lynch mobs did at the turn of the century.
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Raymond claimed to have been inspired, in part, by the turn-of-the-century French anti-Semitic movement Action Française.
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The album's second single, "Revenge," features Eminem, another once-controversial survivor from the industry's turn-of-the-century boom time.
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Many of the pastries, breads and cookies on offer date to the bakery's turn-of-the-century founding, Herb said.
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A shelf is lined with turn-of-the-century mortician's makeup for stuffing wounds and correcting jaundice resulting from asphyxia.
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Modersohn-Becker's life story, like her work, is as relevant today as it was at the turn of the century.
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At the turn of the century a site called Zing promised, in a first, "free unlimited online storage" for photos.
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All eight of my great-grandparents immigrated around the turn of the century from the Pale to the United States.
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After arriving in New York around the turn of the century, he moved to Alabama and opened a tailor shop.
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That wave peaked around the turn of the century, when the total foreign-born population stood at nearly 15 percent.
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A brief history of how the N.B.A. got to this evolved fandom should begin at the turn of the century.
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By the turn of the century, signs of change were afoot: A police record in The Washington Post on Nov.
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That's the highest concentration in the past 30 years, outside of the tech bubble at the turn of the century.
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One newspaper here, Novaya Gazeta, has lost five reporters to violence or suspicious circumstances since the turn of the century.
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With the bohemian revelry of turn-of-the-century Paris all around him, Rilke was alone writing in his room.
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Toward the turn of the century, Richard "Wiley" Cowie was an emcee in the garage scene in inner-city London.
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At the turn of the century, the Midwest received 3.4 million bpd of crude and refined products from the Gulf.
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By the turn of the century, women's suffrage groups came together to plan various demonstrations and marches in the nation's capital.
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The US economy has 120 million workers, and it has shed 5 million manufacturing jobs since the turn of the century.
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It also caused a 46 percent rise in extreme weather events since the turn of the century, according to the study.
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That is still a huge number compared with the turn of the century, when daily turnover was around the $1trn mark.
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Ivoe Williams is born in a small Texas town populated by families of sharecroppers just before the turn of the century.
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"Idol" was a shining star, more popular than any other regularly scheduled American TV series since the turn of the century.
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These days just 15% of steel is smelted by the government, compared with one-third at the turn of the century.
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Mirrors were added around the turn of the century (the last one, to be clear), allowing for two new camera types.
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Started at the turn of the century, EA Sports Big was a publishing brand whose umbrella covered vibrant arcade sports games.
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At the turn of the century, who would've thought that startups might take on generations-old auto companies or insurance institutions?
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Urzua, a preacher of fiscal discipline, helped lower Mexico City's debt growth rate to 3.3% at the turn of the century.
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Between them, more than 320 people have been killed since the turn of the century, many of the murders gang-related.
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That's the largest number on record since the disease was declared eliminated in the U.S. at the turn of the century.
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Relative to projections five years earlier, Japan was nursing a 24 percent nominal GDP shortfall by the turn of the century.
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They were there to witness the shift in rave culture as it began to evolve at the turn of the century.
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The CPSC said nine of these baby sleeping products have been recalled since the turn of the century, including six hammocks.
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By the turn of the century, it didn't matter that geosynchronous orbit resembled a stadium parking lot on Super Bowl Sunday.
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At the turn of the century, DJs began to embrace digital technology, swapping their ones-and-twos for zeroes and ones.
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Starrcade was WCW's and JCP's premier event, the answer to WrestleMania, and it's been defunct since the turn of the century.
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These were turn-of-the-century ethnic enclaves and slums as mere way stations for newcomers on the road to assimilation.
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At FARC's strongest, at the turn of the century, it had more than 290,2400 members and ruled large swaths of territory.
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Since the turn of the century, the report found a significant amount of China's foreign aid was directed to African countries.
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Skripal, a one-time Russian military intelligence officer, was an informant for British intelligence services around the turn of the century.
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A confluence of events around the turn of the century prompted Americans to assert special prerogatives in the Caribbean Sea basin.
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At the turn of the century, railroad barons implemented them, eager to remove aging workers from their ranks without political blowback.
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The increase in poverty in rural counties began around the turn of the century, and has been exacerbated by the recession.
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Millions died in two wars around the turn of the century and dozens of militia remain active near the eastern borders.
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Instead, a growing share pays down loans, including some taken around the turn of the century to pay off earlier loans.
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The Alienist Like carriages careening through its painstakingly recreated turn-of-the-century streets, "The Alienist" has traveled a rough road.
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The rapids below the falls had been the site of all sorts of daredevil attempts at the turn of the century.
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Among the rare single-family home listings was a turn-of-the century Mediterranean-style four-bedroom house, listed at $715,000.
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But the travel destination did not survive long after the turn of the century, and few buildings remain from that period.
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"By the turn of the century, you had, in New York City, 30,000 marchers and half a million onlookers," she said.
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American Airlines would later acquire the airline, with its name vanishing from the skies shortly following the turn of the century.
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Most coal power plants were built in the 1970s or earlier, with very few built since the turn of the century.
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Trading in LNG reached 293 million tons in 20173, up from just 100 million tons at the turn of the century.
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But by the turn of the century the limitations of the ten-point scale had begun to stunt the sport's growth.
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Book Disney's BoardWalk Inn starting at $377Disney's BoardWalk Inn harkens back to the turn-of-the-century era of Atlantic City.
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Some of us believe this particular wave is perhaps more impactful than the one back at the turn of the century.
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Fujimori fled Peru for his parent's native Japan as his government imploded in a graft scandal at the turn of the century.
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I soon realize my 110-unit turn-of-the-century Harlem building has had its share of early morning visitors in uniform.
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Sometime around the turn of the century, the musician bought a Krispy Kreme franchise in the West Palm Beach area of Florida.
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Their programme would eventually lay the foundations for Chile to become Latin America's most dynamic economy at the turn of the century.
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And with an economy that has scarcely grown since the turn of the century, paralysis is the last thing that Italy needs.
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Just like grime did at the turn of the century, this new sound is struggling to find itself a suitable name—Afrohop?
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We asked Refinery29 staffers what made them happy about growing up with turn-of-the-century tech, and the results were varied.
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At the turn of the century, we needed to see gutsy, ambitious, eloquent women navigating the twists and turns of urban dating.
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Worsening militia violence has raised fears of a backslide toward the civil wars of the turn of the century that killed millions.
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At the turn of the century, it seemed as though this techno-Utopian vision of the world could indeed be a reality.
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The first reports of what have become known as blessing scams appeared in the Chinese media around the turn of the century.
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Hence, the growth slowdown that its GDP statistics indicate started around the turn of the century is a figment of our imaginations.
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Carrie grew up on farmland that her ancestors owned at the turn of the century, before her parents repurchased it, decades later.
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At the turn of the century, shoppers could wait as long as 28 days for delivery of goods they had bought online.
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Two weeks ago, U.S. technology stock funds took in more cash than in any week since the turn-of-the-century dot.
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At the turn of the century, Teddy Roosevelt helped orchestrate Panama's secession from Colombia to secure US control over the Panama Canal.
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He took on national stature after the turn of the century, and won hundreds of thousands of supporters for the Socialist movement.
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Poverty was so dire that it resembled turn-of-the-century living conditions rather than England on the cusp of the millennium.
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Also connected to that culture was a parallel institution that flourished in Europe around the turn of the century: the thermal spa.
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Yes, Russia was rapidly reforming at the turn of the century while its economy was growing — and revolution was far from inevitable.
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The area burned this year has already topped the previous record since the turn of the century, 3.8 million hectares in 2010.
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A: The Detroit Publishing Company was operating at the turn of the century, and their goal was to show everyday American life.
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A German researcher, Theodor Boveri, speculated at the turn of the century that gaining abnormal chromosomes could actually make a cell cancerous.
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"Ford's films outside his most iconic roles have had a tendency to under-perform since the turn of the century," the Boxoffice.
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Billionaire U.S. investor Howard Marks likens the market to the dotcom bubble of the turn of the century - whose demise he predicted.
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The case argues that this law, which can be traced to British colonial law from the turn of the century, is unconstitutional.
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CDC researchers said opioid use, which has skyrocketed since the turn of the century, is to blame for much of the increase.
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Whether in 220th- or 222th-century France or turn-of-the-century Germany, some artistic genres simply weren't considered appropriate for women.
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As the turn of the century approached, batteries shrunk in size and women began purchasing vibrators for use in their own home.
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When the original Segway was first unveiled at the turn of the century, inventor Dean Kamen billed it as the future of transportation.
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"Early anniversary gift from boyfriend of the year @jackantonoff (care of Eerie Basin in Brooklyn.) Turn of the century moonstone treasure," she wrote.
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The dominance of the Egyptian women may be even more impressive, given how few played the game at the turn of the century.
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At the turn of the century, it was called "the sick man of Europe," with an inflexible labor market that weighed on productivity.
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" From turn of the century jazz to '70s rock and '90s hip hop, male artists scorned women to prove their masculinity using "bitch.
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That changed at the turn of the century when additional financial statements, made at a different time to the annual budget, became common.
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The number of Americans over 2023 years old has jumped from 35 million at the turn of the century to 49.2 million today.
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At the turn of the century, lots of children were wearing mass-produced costumes made by Dennison Paper Company, Bannatyne previously told Insider.
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Community campaign The first Latin Americans arrived at the market around the turn of the century, and recall an area blighted by crime.
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In turn-of-the-century America, the self-proclaimed nutritionist and businessman touted that prolonged chewing precluded overeating and helped reduce food intake.
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It's wonderful to imagine you will scroll through Facebook at 80 and marvel at how you looked at the turn of the century.
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Turn-of-the-century confidence in the global spread of liberalism has been shattered, two decades later, by a global backlash against it.
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Her paintings are reimagined French, pornographic, turn-of-the-century prints that are typically hetero- and phallocentric in the most misogynistic ways possible.
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Inside, the palette initially seemed likewise reserved — dark timber and stark white walls lining what approximated a turn-of-the-century British home.
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The indefatigably with-it Stritch would perhaps have been hard to believe as a widowed matchmaker in turn-of-the-century period costume.
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In "Ghost Days," Liu slips from interplanetary futurism to the US in 1989 to turn-of-the-century Hong Kong and back again.
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At the turn of the century, the D.E.A. estimated that two million hits of Ecstasy were brought into the United States every week.
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The number of Americans considered underinsured has more than doubled since the turn of the century, according to data from the Commonwealth Fund.
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The sport was even banned by law at the turn of the century, and carried a prison sentence of two to six months.
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Why would you need winter rubber at the front if your car is rear-drive like my pre-turn-of-the-century wagon?
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At the same time, the mummy in turn-of-the-century literature coincided with the rise of weird fiction with exotic occult overtones.
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He launched the Dreamworks Animation branch of his production company, which went on to make Antz and Shrek around the turn of the century.
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So at the turn of the century, bananas were a novel fruit and Americans didn't know how to eat them and when, Koeppel says.
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Yields of bananas, beans, cassava and maize—the four main crops by land area—have all risen substantially since the turn of the century.
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At the turn of the century, the richest 10% of Indians made 40% of national income, about the same as the 40% below them.
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Foreign holdings were less than 10 percent in the 1970s and 1980s, and stood at around 35 percent at the turn of the century.
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The film was a sweeping generational epic about a Gullah family's turn-of-the-century migration from St. Helena Island to the U.S. mainland.
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From a base of virtually nothing at the turn of the century, the government reckons there are now some 603,000 small-scale gold miners.
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This trend helps explain why incomes have risen so slowly since the turn of the century, especially for those who are not top earners.
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The show stars Clive Owen as a Dr. William Thackeray, a daring, experimental surgeon in the Knickerbocker Hospital at the turn of the century.
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Attempts to challenge the LME's supremacy in the metals business were also seen at the turn of the century, when electronic trading contracts started.
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Baseball hasn't had a repeat champion since the turn-of-the-century Yankees, but the young and resourceful Astros should have a good chance.
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The visualization demonstrates just how much the market share of just two companies in many industries has increased since the turn of the century.
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The check-in area recalls a turn-of-the-century train depot while surf photography can be found in guest rooms and common spaces.
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"Cold" dissects the final hours of Robert Allen Cole, a turn-of-the-century vaudevillian, ragtime composer and tragic pioneer of African-American theater.
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Other entrepreneurs caught on, and by the turn of the century Riverside had the nation's highest per capita income thanks to its orange groves.
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The vote made way for Corey and other partners to convert a turn-of-the-century electric plant into an upmarket restaurant named Edison.
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The first two Shenmue games, both released for the Sega Dreamcast at the turn of the century, are by now the stuff of legend.
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Thanks to "The Sixth Sense" and "Unbreakable" back around the turn of the century, Mr. Shyamalan stands as a pioneer of spoiler-centric cinema.
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The loan, Asia's largest in the first quarter, boosted volumes to US$212bn, the highest for the country since the turn of the century.
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In twenty-one counties across the South and the Midwest, mortality rates among these women have actually doubled since the turn of the century.
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Beyond are some of Louisville's most distinctive neighborhoods and preservation districts, dotted with charmingly mismatched turn-of-the-century homes, parks, schools and seminaries.
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Foreign holdings were less than 13 percent in the 1970s and 1980s, and stood at around 35 percent at the turn of the century.
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Unfortunately, the U.S. has not reached the three percent threshold since the turn of the century, which has allowed other nations to surpass us.
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The S&P 500 is having one of its best years since the turn of the century, up more than 25% year-to-date.
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With hundreds of interviews, the story stops at the turn of the century and brushes over some of my personal favorites like Lyle Lovett.
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Its serving hall and former tap-room garden had been home to concerts, political rallies, and boxing matches since the turn of the century.
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After the turn of the century it seemed for a moment that the two price ranges might cross, but these days, it seems unlikely.
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"A Walk Through Gilded NY" is an audio and visual tour through the past and present of the city's turn-of-the-century architecture.
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But now, looking back, it seems obvious that the movie had something to say about the years just after the turn of the century.
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The prestige of Camera Work cannot be ignored at the turn of the century and his voice is ever present in their frequent correspondence.
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"Early anniversary gift from boyfriend of the year @jackantonoff (care of Eerie Basin in Brooklyn.) Turn of the century moonstone and peridot," Dunham, 29, wrote.
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Cellulite made the leap from medical textbooks to the mainstream lexicon sometime at the turn of the century, losing its true definition along the way.
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But the turn of the century is a period I've always been really fascinated with—especially in New England, the miser Dad, all the tropes.
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The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, and now — 15 years later — its market capitalization still hasn't reached its turn-of-the-century high.
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European Union countries have gradually been regaining trade access after many countries banned EU beef following the BSE crisis at the turn of the century.
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Machine trading came to the LME metals world as soon as the exchange turned on its Select system back at the turn of the century.
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The unrest has caused fears that Congo could slide into a new civil war like one that killed millions at the turn of the century.
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But because it's a TV show, that effortless turn-of-the-century chic is meticulously chosen, and for that there need to be some rules.
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For most of these students born at the turn of the century, this was their first time using and even encountering a real Polaroid camera.
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Why it matters: North Atlantic right whales were nearly hunted to extinction — there were as few as 50 remaining by the turn of the century.
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They fell overnight after data showed China's economic activity slowed in July, with investment growing at its slowest pace since the turn of the century.
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One former guest told the Daily Beast that around the turn of the century, Epstein and Andrew held an intimate dinner for about 16 people.
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Give the dude credit for 59 career scrimmage touchdowns, which puts him in the top 25 of all RBs since the turn of the century.
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Although the party had a short life, its opposition to exploitation became part of both Republican and Democratic agendas at the turn of the century.
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At the turn of the century, 2628 percent of Wisconsin workers were a part of a union; today that number is down to 28500 percent.
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At the turn of the century, parts of Latin America suffered the kind of backlash against globalisation that now affects Europe and the United States.
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Just four Twins pitchers have had even 10 career WAR with the team since the turn of the century; all of them are long gone.
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Around the turn of the century he set Zimbabwe on a course to economic ruin and widespread starvation by forcing white farmers from their land.
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But the film "Colette" takes place much earlier, at the turn of the century, before she had the freedom to step out as an author.
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Her novels, beginning with "White Teeth" at the turn of the century, have deactivated many of the power instruments of Amis and his literary generation.
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When his parents came to Brooklyn at the turn of the century, they did not speak English and they had never taken a civics class.
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The violence raised fears of a slide back into the kind of open conflict in which millions were killed around the turn of the century.
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It was he who, more than any other vocalist, had freed that art from its turn-of-the-century stiffness and transformed it into conversation.
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In a Mexican factory, they came upon a stash of turn-of-the-century Mexican buckle shoes, which they dusted off and sold as is.
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Since then, though, there have been few updates, and some of the same problems that plagued slaughterhouse workers at the turn of the century remain.
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But even a broken cemetery monument is a privilege for the few, the likes of turn-of-the-century New York elites and their descendants.
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Chambers said the white settlers decimated bison populations to drive the Native Americans onto reservations, and few were left by the turn of the century.
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By the turn of the century, the country was burning 150m tonnes of the stuff every year; in 1950 coal provided 97% of all electricity.
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The weed's mass-market potential emerged at the turn of the century, when cosmetics companies like L'Occitane began patenting anti-aging formulas that included immortelle.
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Lower interest rates, in this telling, fueled an investment boom generating higher productivity — and all the good things about the turn-of-the-century economy.
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Pennsylvania still has only two-thirds of the factory jobs it had at the turn of the century, and Michigan is down nearly as much.
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This has interesting implications for Uber, a company that — like Amazon at the turn of the century — has suffered mounting losses as it has grown.
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The heroine, Betsy, grows up at the turn of the century outside Minneapolis and realizes she wants to be a writer from the age of 5.
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"The hottest summers in Europe since the year 1500 AD all occurred since the last turn of the century: 2018, 20503, 2003, 2016, 2002," Rahmstorf said.
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The FSB said that since the turn of the century, the number of people working for themselves had reached 4.8 million, an increase of 40 percent.
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Sadly, this is a future that will likely never materialize the way that your young mind may have imagined it at the turn of the century.
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Militia violence has also intensified across Congo, raising fears the country will slide back into the wars at the turn of the century that killed millions.
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Starting at the turn of the century, most collections included an all-white wedding look — it became an institution of couture shows by the late '40s.
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The entire BMW 8-Series line had been missing in action for quite some time; the original car ended production before the turn of the century.
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Since the turn of the century, every time Hong Kong's economy got in trouble, the mainland's economic boom or its stimulus measures came to the rescue.
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At the turn of the century, older people were much more likely to kill themselves than those in their 50s, but that is no longer true.
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After the turn of the century many economies benefited from a surge in exports of minerals, oil and foodstuffs thanks to the vast demand from China.
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Evans has carefully argued that in order to win, Georgia Democrats need to take back suburban districts that voted blue until the turn of the century.
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Overseas production will be just shy of 40 percent by early 2019, up from just under 25 percent at the turn of the century, JBIC forecasts.
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Quick refresher: Frosted tips were a popular two-toned dye job mostly donned by boy band members — and Guy Fieri — before the turn of the century.
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Recently, Higgins hoped to make an iterator bot out of turn-of-the-century popular music that had been digitized by the New York Public Library.
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Worsening militia violence in recent months has also raised fears of a backslide toward the civil wars of the turn of the century that killed millions.
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The story about it being named after the Southside Hunt Club is as good as any, and it fits into the turn-of-the-century timeframe.
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At the turn of the century, according to Nationwide data, the average first-time buyers' house price was at a 4.3 multiple of their average salary.
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"It shows how many convictions in the late 90s and the turn of the century were based on this crappy science that's been discredited," he said.
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Growth in the United States (and the entire advanced world) has been well below its post-World War II norms since the turn of the century.
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That in turn has raised fears that Congo will slide back into the kind of civil war that killed millions at the turn of the century.
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Republicans have won the governorship just once since the turn of the century, and polls show the current gubernatorial contest tilting toward Democratic nominee Ralph Northam.
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By the turn of the century, Trump had moved away from the capital demands of developing real estate and begun leveraging his celebrity into franchise deals.
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Derivative buildup began in 2000 and rose more than 11 times higher than the $3 trillion or so value back at the turn of the century.
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Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, have earned well over $100 million through paid speaking and book deals since the turn of the century.
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Mr. Zottola opened his family's Throgs Neck compound to Mr. Basciano's girlfriend, Debra Kalb, who lived at the family's home around the turn of the century.
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Look out especially for three turn-of-the-century cards, reminiscent of cartoonist Winsor McCay, that show European leaders "looping the loop" on their national flags.
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It shows that since the turn of the century, there has been no increase in the share of women entering the pipeline to become professional economists.
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The Italian journalist Oriana Fallaci, who raged against Muslim immigration to Europe at the turn of the century, believed she did so as a proud atheist.
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Those efforts were complemented by public investments in security, pedestrian areas, bicycle lanes and cultural initiatives during Brazil's boom period at the turn of the century.
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The miniature bathtub installed in 1902 remains, along with cases holding old tails and pieces of tin that served as Lucy's turn-of-the-century skin.
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The turn-of-the-century photographer (she lived from 1866-1952) eschewed convention in both her art and her love, to the dismay of her family.
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A memorial park for the Confederate dead could not have anchored a turn of the century real estate development, like Monument Avenue and its stately homes.
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Worsening militia violence in recent months has meanwhile raised fears of a backslide toward the civil wars of the turn of the century that killed millions.
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Secondly, job openings are at a record high and the unemployment rate at 4.1 percent is at its lowest level since the turn of the century.
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Yet even after a 7% jump in its shares, the company is only worth a tenth of what it was at the turn of the century.
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Corridors and rooms feature turn of the century antiques and artwork from the owner's own collection that tell a tale of Bangkok's rich culture and history.
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Its calming effect, Pantone Color Institute VP Laurie Pressman told me, offered solace to the anxiety around the Y2K crisis at the turn of the century.
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France Telecom, since rebranded as Orange, wasn't the only company to benefit from the market's enthusiasm for all things tech at the turn of the century.
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Thanks to either bad timing or bad choices, they found themselves locked out as the era of the superclubs began around the turn of the century.
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A glitzy act with a rotating cast, the company has managed one lovely show, 2016's "The Illusionists: Turn of the Century," and several silly ones.
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Average November temperatures there since the turn of the century are some 7 degrees Fahrenheit higher than in the last two decades of the 20th century.
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" Roberta Smith of The New York Times called it "one of the best shows to be seen in New York since the turn of the century.
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The slide has wiped more than $110 billion off the market capitalization of what was the world's most valuable company at the turn of the century.
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So that quote now has as much to do with late-'70s power-pop melodies and turn-of-the-century human psychology as it does hockey.
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The book is itself a reference to a Roman bas-relief of the same name, which was popular with intellectuals at the turn of the century.
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"Early anniversary gift from boyfriend of the year @jackantonoff (care of Eerie Basin in Brooklyn.) Turn of the century moonstone and peridot," Dunham wrote at the time.
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Economic growth had since accelerated, stoked by growing investment and exports, to reach its strongest pace since the turn of the century, at 2.7 percent last year.
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Norway is seeking to attract new players as interest from oil majors has dwindled as oil production has halved since peaking at the turn of the century.
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Outside of superstition, it might have been a turn-of-the-century dentist's habit to save extracted teeth in order to make dentures, as was the custom.
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His more famous downgrades happened ahead of the dot-com bubble bursting near the turn of the century, as well as the more recent subprime mortgage crisis.
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At the turn of the century the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) recognised only a handful of "new psychoactive substances" in use around the world.
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Because of the financial crisis and chronically low growth they are on average no richer, in real terms, than they were at the turn of the century.
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It was really around the turn of the century, for example, that American runners started doing altitude training, experimenting with building in rest, and having huge effects.
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The loss of the Struma, and Mr. Stoliar's survival, were largely unknown until the turn of the century, when he spoke to a New York Times reporter.
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Their share of police officers has risen from one in ten at the turn of the century to one in three, after a temporary affirmative-action programme.
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New York saw four major tong wars of varying duration between the turn of the century and the 1930s, and each broke out for a different reason.
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Alex Horne: It's hard to overstate just how much Junkie XL's A Little Less Conversation did for the spirit of humanity at the turn of the century.
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By the turn of the century, much of South Asia could be too hot for people to survive, according to researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Once considered Africa's bread-basket, Zimbabwe's economy has shrunk by half since the turn of the century, when the government launched a disastrous program of farm seizures.
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Helene Wecker's tremendous debut novel is partly a grounded, turn-of-the-century immigrant story about two foreigners finding their way in New York City in 1899.
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At the turn of the century, the forgotten capital became a central port, the center of the French-designed Levantine mandate, and a battlefield for global wars.
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Alongside the tips for listening, Mr Gioia's book gives a helpful overview of how jazz has evolved since its beginnings in turn-of-the-century New Orleans.
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If gay rights have advanced quickly, the transgender movement—which cohered into an organised campaign only at the turn of the century—has made warp-speed progress.
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New governments in Argentina and Brazil, for instance, are more open to expanding cooperation with the United States than they've been since the turn of the century.
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In addition, the market's real return of around 18 percent is the 21625nd-best since 2900 and the fourth best year since the turn of the century.
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The results may have started out as an affront to mainstream taste, but by the turn of the century they were practically a primary expression of it.
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Somehow, an industry that caters so specifically to women and the female body has, ironically, become less inclusive than it was at the turn of the century.
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In that sense, yes, €90 million seems a touch excessive, even if the bottom-line hit is less consequential than deals from the turn of the century.
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For many of the artists, the city of New York and the political and cultural climate surrounding the turn of the century influenced their work's subject matter.
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Born in 21986 in Rochester, New York, Munson's early life was filled with the same tough-upbringing we've come to expect from turn-of-the-century living.
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Hughes reads A Week of Kindness and its companion volumes as mordant satires of the piety and stuffy respectability of the artist's turn-of-the-century childhood.
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In the end, Generation K combined for 203,651 strikeouts — exactly the career total of Vic Willis, a turn-of-the-century right-hander for the Boston Beaneaters.
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But since the turn of the century, Americans have flocked to fire cremation in droves, with the method now making up 55 percent of all body dispositions.
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Wartski has counted the British royal family itself among its clientele since King Edward VII first patronized its Llandudno, Wales, store at the turn of the century.
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For an economy that soared by 22011 percent soon after the turn of the century, the 2100 percent rise in G.D.P. last year was a dismal comedown.
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The movement gained traction around the turn of the century, in large part thanks to women's groups who saw temperance as a way to combat domestic violence.
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Our campsite fell just east of Raquette Lake, around which the titans of the Gilded Age once built sprawling summer estates at the turn of the century.
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At the turn of the century, authorities in San Francisco targeted Chinese immigrants for quarantine after a man was found dead in the basement of a hotel.
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Kinzer omits any discussion of the turn-of-the-century rivalries between the United States and other great powers, in the Caribbean, Central America and the Pacific.
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Walmart has been one of the strongest performers in the Dow over the past year, finishing 212 with its best gains since the turn of the century.
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The country suffered from spiralling inflation as recently as the turn of the century, prompting the International Monetary Fund to step in with an emergency rescue package.
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Before the turn of the century, the arch drew as many as four million visitors annually, making it one of the most popular National Park Service attractions.
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The New Orleans Museum of Art is exhibiting the watercolor works of Bror Anders Wikstrom, who designed floats and costumes for turn-of-the-century Mardi Gras.
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And now Coixet's film, a black-and-white drama of a lesbian couple in turn-of-the-century Spain, is in the running for the top prize.
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Thanks to the bike, people in Europe and the United States at the turn of the century were out and about, exploring the countryside and nearby towns.
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But even after being banned, it's reported that over 2000,22000 immigrants still sold their hair as they entered the U.S. each year around the turn of the century.
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That represents a big change since the turn of the century—in 2001, only 59 percent of Americans were fine with divorce and 53 percent endorsed premarital sex.
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Legend has it that one Saturday, near the turn of the century, she was preparing to host her biggest party yet, but died suddenly before her guests arrived.
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We also must remember that computer networking has been around since the late 1960s yet it did not permeate our lives until about the turn of the century.
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In 2016 Hindustan Machine Tools, which sold one in seven wrist watches in India at the turn of the century, down from nine in ten in 1990, folded.
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The company's giant stores killed off many smaller toy retailers in the 1980s, but by the turn of the century it was under pressure from Walmart and Amazon.
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It started in the most earthy way possible — underscoring turn of the century parades, brothels and barrooms (even its original spelling, "jass," has a whiff of the unsavory).
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By the late 2300s, USAID was warning of an environmental apocalypse by the turn of the century if the rate of tree cutting by Haiti's rural poor persisted.
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If there was a project demonstrating how gaming giant Sega once had it all in '21962s, then lost it by the turn of the century, this is it.
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By the turn of the century, despite the ceding of the colony to the UK, the sale of Dutch-made faux batik in the Gold Coast was robust.
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Gmail had fewer users than Yahoo's mail service — the same Yahoo that was just acquired at a fraction of its highest valuation at the turn of the century.
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Maldives is another Muslim-majority country that could become the first in history to be completely erased by the sea level rise at the turn of the century.
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In addition to being a watercolorist, Emily Noyes Vanderpoel was also the author of Color Problems, widely overlooked, yet staggering turn-of-the-century book on color theory.
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Pedal pubs packed with bridal parties in matching shirts stream up and down the street blasting turn-of-the-century teen pop favs like Britney and Spice Girls.
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They fell 4 percent in 2015 and another 8 percent last year, the first time since the turn of the century activity has contracted over two consecutive years.
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There are also large black and bedazzled portraits from a series featuring Jack Johnson, the heroic turn-of-the-century boxer, and Bumpy Johnson, the notorious Harlem gangster.
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The slowdown in real GDP growth observed since the turn of the century is a real phenomenon, however spectacular the technological innovations observed in the last few decades.
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Most of us would consider corsets to be a turn of the century relic, something more befitting a Game of Thrones character than your average modern-day woman.
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Surely it's more daring and unexpected to pair cropped sweatshirts and sneakers with a highly polished brow, à la Gwen Stefani in her turn-of-the-century tracksuits.
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The past two recessions were caused largely by private actors: the risky lending of the mid-2000s and the dot-com bubble at the turn of the century.
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The sect should not be confused with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which renounced the practice of polygamy at the turn of the century.
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This is because production has become more interlinked since the turn of the century, said co-author Anders Levermann, a top climate change expert at the Potsdam Institute.
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It's an intentional bit of provocation and racism that evokes the turn-of-the-century "yellow peril," when Americans and Europeans fear-mongered about allegedly dangerous East Asians.
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Since the turn of the century, propaganda posters have been replaced by other forms of mass art, like poster-sized reproductions of Western art and cheap calendar posters.
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She had planned a life conventional for a woman at the turn of the century, but when her father died, she needed to help her family stay afloat.
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That meant that landowners in places like the Pantanal had few constraints when Brazil's commodities boom at the turn of the century suddenly made their parcels highly profitable.
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Interestingly, thousands of voters in New York City may have unwittingly participated in a turn-of-the-century Election Day throwback this week, thanks to the broken machines.
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He read turn-of-the-century Russian novels but also ventured eagerly with friends to see films that ranged from blockbusters ("Lethal Weapon") to pulp fiction ("American Psycho").
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Back in the 1980s, most police departments still didn't have SWAT teams; by the turn of the century, 90 percent of America's cities with over 50,000 people did.
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In 2008, Mr. Koolhaas and a partner, Christopher van Duijn, were enlisted to reimagine a former, turn-of-the-century distillery Prada owned as the foundation's permanent home.
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As an out queer and proto-feminist at the turn of the century, MacLane became notorious upon the publication of her 1902 diary, I Await the Devil's Coming.
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Last week I saw two magic shows: Jason Bishop's "Straight Up Magic" at the New Victory Theater and "The Illusionists: Turn of the Century" at the Palace Theater.
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Overhead hang gas lamps, long ago converted to electricity but still suggestive of turn-of-the-century shopping expeditions for Eastern European face creams and pre-antibiotic remedies.
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Economic Scene Canada's tax rate on corporate profits has fallen by more than 210 percentage points since the turn of the century, to just 235 percent this year.
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If it's a private lot, which were expensive even at the turn of the century, there might even be even drawings and diagrams of the lot in question.
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Stunning new atlases take you back to the worlds of 19th-century explorers, early aviators and turn-of-the-century London, and into a future of rising seas.
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Venezuela is Cuba's closest strategic and ideological ally, and has showered the island with billions of dollars of cheap oil and aid since the turn of the century.
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The turn of the century brought on height with giga coasters like Millennium Force at Cedar Point, although the past decade has seen a return to wooden coasters.
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After he came on, the location on the West Side of Manhattan — a pretty derelict stretch of 10th Avenue back at the turn of the century — was chosen.
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For the years we've lived in our home, we have bemoaned its shortcomings — like the porch with rotting floorboards or the turn-of-the-century windows that never open.
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If you go back to the statistics in London closer to the turn of the century, people were much, much shorter because they didn't have all the right nutrition.
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MOCA's exhibit opens with a set of photos of Chinatown around that time, when it was coming into its own as a community around the turn of the century.
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The crackdowns have drawn international condemnation and stoked fears Congo could be sliding back towards the kind of war in which millions died at the turn of the century.
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The rapid adoption of hand-held phones after the turn of the century gave rise to keitai shousetsu: novels written on mobiles and delivered to readers in serialised chunks.
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It was a new idea at the turn of the century to have this cake-like cookie with chocolate fondant on one side and vanilla fondant on the other.
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At the turn of the century, a dark theater might have been referred to as "Wagnerian," referencing German composer Richard Wagner's Festival Theater, which had a successful 1876 debut.
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Around the turn of the century, county officials began discussing using eminent domain to seize the ramshackle structures, bulldoze them and throw up some upscale, mixed-use redevelopment concept.
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Tracing the provenance of 18604 paintings, the exhibition tracks the rise and fall of neoclassical painting and its role in mirroring capitalist values at the turn of the century.
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By the turn of the century, Sears Roebuck, a mail-order company that was founded in 22.82, was fulfilling 21920,21970 orders a day from a catalogue of 21970,22014 pages.
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The book stars Veblen Amundsen-Hovda, a ponderous but unambitious 30-year-old woman whose needy mother named her after the turn-of-the-century sociologist Thorstein Bunde Veblen.
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Under Jack Welch, it was an avatar of America's economic revival in the 1980s and 19s, and became the world's most valuable company at the turn of the century.
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The forces of globalization that have eroded the industry were well underway by the turn of the century and the continuing manufacturing exodus threatens to wipe out domestic production.
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After a couple of weeks there, he moved to another single room, in a tall, red brick, turn-of-the-century house about three miles outside the city center.
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Its minimalist stainless steel and glass have been replaced by warm tones, plush banquette seating and ornate crown molding that brings to mind turn-of-the-century Parisian rowhouses.
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The study shows that the 1999 Regional Haze Rule has continued to improve pollutants across the nation since it was put into practice at the turn of the century.
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Located in a stone-walled former stable, the store, gallery and workshop sells sketchbooks, greeting cards and notebooks stamped with botanical drawings lifted from turn-of-the-century texts.
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Pet Parade and Turn-of-the-Century Fest (Monday) Fourth of July weekend features parades of many kinds, and this is one for the whole family, including your pet.
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TRUMP: No if you really look at it, it was the turn of the century, that's when we were a great, when we were really starting to go robust.
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That's not to say the spectrum of female representation in turn-of-the-century pop didn't stretch further than a blonde-haired, virginal pop-star, though – because it did.
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The Horror at Red Hook is a paranoid catalog of thriving turn of the century New York City culture as viewed through the hateful lens of an unapologetic racist.
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But they both relied on a certain hacking technique, one that fell out of fashion at the turn of the century and has made something of a comeback: Macros.
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It just reflects the way that movies and television are produced—the same ideology that made mass media so hellish for tween girls at the turn of the century.
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Despite repeated initiatives by the government to address sexual violence in eastern Congo's conflict zones, where civil wars around the turn of the century resulted in millions of deaths.
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GRAPHIC WOMEN More than 213 works on paper by turn-of-the-century Philadelphia female artists including Violet Oakley, Mary Nimmo Moran and Lilian Westcott Hale. Nov. 25–Feb.
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Under Jack Welch, it was an avatar of America's economic revival in the 5003s and 1990s, and became the world's most valuable company at the turn of the century.
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Something, or rather someone, stood in the way: From a period of time right after the Civil War until the turn of the century, the creamy battle-ax Mrs.
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Only one justice (Antonin Scalia) confirmed between 2100 and the turn of the century has died, and the average age of this cohort to date is over 270 years.
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The Marble Hill Houses, a Nycha development, anchor the bottom of the neighborhood near commercial Broadway; the turn-of-the-century private, residential homes grace the winding roads above.
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The turn of the century brought more height with giga coasters like Millennium Force at Cedar Point, although the past decade has also seen a return to wooden coasters.
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To this day, the turn-of-the-century architecture of train stations and other public buildings attests both to the population's mobility and to the vast empire's economic vitality.
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The government was spurred into action at the turn of the century when the upper course of the Yellow River began drying up, depleted by agriculture, industrialization and mining.
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For illustration purposes: Say that in 2000, a single person in California paid $211,500 — the median price in that state at the turn of the century — for a house.
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Demand trickled down, and by the turn of the century a severely edited version of the Bauhaus—a shopper's version, free of historical context—was once again in style.
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Twenty years ago, as people celebrated the turn of the century, new music from Ricky Martin was on the radio, and "American Psycho" was about to hit movie theaters.
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The Rams have been unable to create an actual NFL offense since the heady days of Kurt Warner and the Greatest Show on Turf at the turn of the century.
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Did you have military advisers that you worked with back at the turn of the century or was it a different experience from making Lone Survivor, if that makes sense?
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Early 1900s: Morphine and the creation of pain management Civil War veterans whose injuries were treated with morphine were among those hooked on opioids at the turn of the century.
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Around the turn of the century, they invented the optical frequency comb, a time ruler made out of light frequencies from a laser, then retired a few years after that.
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No top team has spent such a large chunk of its income on a player since the signings of Mr Figo and Zinedine Zidane at the turn of the century.
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The island has received billions of dollars of Venezuelan oil and aid since the turn of the century, and has been particularly loathe to support attempts to lean on Maduro.
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"Since the turn of the century, every big country in South America except Colombia has elected a socialist president at some point," Francisco Toro observed recently in the Washington Post.
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At the turn of the century, some financial sector executives warned the failure to join the euro would lead to a withering in London's role as a hub for business.
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Related: Aerial Photos Capture San Francisco's Nightlife from 7,200 Feet The Punk Rock Life of a Rare Book Librarian NYPL Lets You Make GIFs From Turn-Of-The-Century Stereographs
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I readily admit that this headline could have been and probably was written around the turn of the century, when 5DMark was a dominant topic of discussion among PC gamers.
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Madrid FC went on to win the Gran Peña Cup, a consolation trophy contested amongst the losers and conceived in the true spirit of the turn-of-the-century gentleman.
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It's hard to believe that at the turn of the century, we were running annual budget surpluses and worried about what would happen if we paid off the national debt.
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Trying to wrap your mind around what you're looking at sometimes sends the film out of its quaint turn-of-the-century America setting and firmly into the uncanny valley.
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Even if every state met its carbon targets under the Clean Power Plan, the averted warming would be two hundredths of a degree Celsius by the turn of the century.
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In Colette, the author — played with sharp mischievousness by period piece queen Keira Knightley — gradually wades into her sexuality in free-thinking (and sexually free) turn-of-the-century Paris.
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But the snowpack is expected to shrink more than 20073% by the turn of the century if global warming continues at its current pace, they said in a 22007 report.
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Certainly, Larry feels that way, though it's sometimes hard to understand what he's saying, as Morse lays on what must be someone's idea of turn-of-the-century New Yorkese.
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Katanga saw a spectacular mining boom around the turn of the century, when President Laurent-Desire Kabila and then his son Joseph licensed international mining companies to tap its treasures.
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Ms. Grimes was largely unknown in 21971 when she was cast as Molly, the rags-to-riches turn-of-the-century socialite-philanthropist who survived the sinking of the Titanic.
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After the turn of the century, Friedrich Trump returned from the United States to Germany, where he met and married his wife, Elisabeth, with whom he returned to New York.
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Business formation was much more widely shared around the turn of the century: From 1995 through 163, the group found, 2,200 counties added businesses and just 964 suffered net losses.
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And home prices are markedly lower than in other Bergen County towns like Ridgewood, with which Ridgefield Park shares village status and an inventory of turn-of-the-century houses.
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Though if you have seen last year's Derren Brown show or the clairvoyant act in "Illusionists: Turn of the Century," some of the routines will seem familiar, including the finale.
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He worked his way up from an apprenticeship to become president of Buckeye Steel Castings Co., the country's third largest producer of steel couplers at the turn of the century.
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Millions died in two wars around the turn of the century and dozens of militia remain active near the eastern borders, where they fight over ethnic rivalries and natural resources.
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Temperance and Prohibition had been popular causes throughout the 1003th century, but supporters didn't reach a critical mass until the era of mass immigration at the turn of the century.
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At the turn of the century, German sociologist Georg Simmel fretted about the way that metropolitan life, with all its crowds and focus on money, was changing our interior lives.
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Even after they hit a slump at the turn of the century, they hunkered down, delivered three more platinum-selling albums and transformed their concerts into must-see pyrotechnic circuses.
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Their primary opponents from those turn-of-the-century days — Lindsay Davenport, Martina Hingis and even some who came later — have long since moved on to various ports of call.
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It was her employer who encouraged Farmer to expand her culinary knowledge, according to Laura Shapiro, author of "Perfection Salad: Women and Cooking at the Turn of the Century" (1986).
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Peer-to-peer piracy services like Napster had been around since the turn of the century, but it was in the mid-2000s that software piracy became far more widespread.
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It was one of the worst crises since the turn of the century, when former authoritarian leader Alberto Fujimori fled Peru and resigned by fax from his parents' native Japan.
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At the turn of the century she turned in earnest to the job of Holocaust memorialization, serving on the Foundation for the Memory of the Shoah (Holocaust) for seven years.
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Muscle stimulators are relatively old devices, and have a checkered history—ineffective and at times dangerous electric "training belts" were sold to gullible trainees at the turn of the century.
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The USDA's pomological watercolor collection is an amazing trove of botanical paintings, all made from 1886 to 1942, of fruit and nut varieties introduced around the turn of the century.
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"Annie Malone ... became one of the most successful entrepreneurs in America at the turn of the century and provided opportunities for African Americans to pursue meaningful careers," the proclamation said.
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Since the turn of the century, exports of plants from the Netherlands—by far the world's biggest producer of plant life—have increased from $6bn in 2000 to $9bn in 2016.
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Now that the turn-of-the-century feminism of miniseries Howard's End has come to an end, the premium cable network will give viewers a Sunday night powered by young women.
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"I knew that street gangs, prison gangs and cartels took over drug trafficking in the 1980s and then they took over sex trafficking at the turn of the century," said Travers.
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The prior demographic, particularly the millennial cohort, learned that buying individual stocks is "too risky," he said, due to the skyrocketing valuations of internet companies before the turn of the century.
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Laura acts as if she's wandered into the cholera ward in a turn-of-the-century melodrama, even though the school she's visiting is, for all intents and purposes, pretty normal.
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The prior demographic, particularly the millennial cohort, learnt that buying individual stocks is "too risky," he said, due to the skyrocketing valuations of internet companies before the turn of the century.
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WHEN, at the turn of the century, the first human genomes were sequenced, many biologists felt they had had delivered into their hands the keys to unlocking numerous puzzles about disease.
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To celebrate the back-to-school season, we decided to go back in time 15 years, to the turn of the century, rounding up the best throwback pics we could find.
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At the turn of the century, a few high-altitude planes equipped with sensors flew through plumes created by the Space Shuttle and other vehicles to figure out what was inside.
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Photo: WikipediaDespite a number of further steps towards automation, like barcode scanners, it wouldn't be until the turn of the century when major grocers would again attempt some degree of Keedoozlificaiton.
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In the week following its premiere, Lifetime's Surviving R. Kelly has prompted the kind of nation-wide conversation certain music journalists have been pushing for since the turn of the century.
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But since the turn of the century and before, that relationship has broken down across the developed world, according to data from the OECD (scroll over the chart below for detail).
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By the turn of the century, it came to be embraced with no small measure of excitement, until, as is so often the case with fickle consumers, it was set aside.
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The Season 2 premiere takes aim at a certain type of Brooklynite, played by John Mulaney, who uses turn-of-the-century language and clothes while riding a penny-farthing bicycle.
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When states' attorneys general sued the tobacco companies at the turn of the century, the giant settlement produced a trove of internal tobacco company documents, which have been cataloged and archived.
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Although U.S. authorities sued Toyota for up to $58 billion for environmental violations around the turn of the century, they agreed a settlement that cost the Japanese carmaker about $34 million.
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By the turn of the century, the industry had collapsed and Pittsburgh became a prime example of what could befall a city that did not enact and enforce strict environmental policies.
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The value of world trade has grown consistently faster than the growth rate in the world economy since 28500, and it has been much higher since the turn of the century.
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While Tokyo only officially recognizes 17 victims, and North Korea has only admitted to taking 13, an independent commission has identified dozens more, including 15 since the turn of the century.
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Since the turn of the century, companion pets, known in the medical community as socially assistive robots, have emerged as therapeutic devices for use in elder-care facilities around the world.
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Parkdale is where Toronto's business class once built big Victorian houses, though its-turn-of-the-century prestige slowly faded, making it affordable to both artists and recently arrived immigrants alike.
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North Sea oil and gas production levels have slumped from a peak around the turn of the century and a three-year oil market downturn has curbed exploration for new resources.
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The election is meant to bring about the first democratic transition of power in mineral-rich Congo, where regional wars around the turn of the century resulted in millions of deaths.
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To the Knicks' long-suffering fans, their process already seems three times as long, dating to the turn of the century because, at the Garden, collapsing is often mistaken for rebuilding.
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While the relation to the grind greats is limited to bassist Jeff Howe, the namedrop is enough to merit a listen among loyal fans of turn-of-the-century hardcore (guilty!).
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Indonesia's blasphemy law was used sparingly for decades but convictions have increased since the turn of the century when the country began a transition from authoritarian leadership to a boisterous democracy.
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For decades, at home games the anthem has been paired with "Lift Every Voice and Sing," the turn-of-the-century hymn that has become known as the black national anthem.
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But by the turn of the century, as hip-hop officially took its place at the center of pop innovation and mainstream dominance, R&B began to feel like a footnote.
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Indonesian investigators have also focused on Lion Air's many safety lapses, which have led to at least 15 major incidents since the carrier began operations at the turn of the century.
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Born into an upper-middle-class but not quite upper-crust family in turn-of-the-century England, the young Beaton was introduced to high society by his friend Stephen Tennant.
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The turn of the century brought on height with giga coasters like Millennium Force at Cedar Point, although the past decade has coincided with a return to wooden coasters as well.
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Last fall, two Princeton economists released a study showing that, since the turn of the century, middle-aged white Americans—primarily less educated ones—have been dying at ever-increasing rates.
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But when Mr. Scotti razes a house, his goal is to replace it with something that looks "turn-of-the-century" and will blend with the older homes in the neighborhood.
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"We started thinking about the mining towns at the turn of the century, these companies owned everything," Outer Worlds game director and legendary game designer Leonard Boyarsky tells me over Skype.
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Fast forward a few years, and Glemme and her now-husband found themselves moving again, into a grand turn-of-the-century house outside Stockholm with high ceilings and elaborate moldings.
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The case has increased tensions ahead of the October 2020 vote, which is regarded as a test of Ivory Coast's stability after two civil wars since the turn of the century.
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Rwandan lives may be short, but they are 67.5 years longer than they were at the turn of the century — double the average increase of their peers in sub-Saharan Africa.
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There's history and inspiration behind every pair, whether it's a pair of turn-of-the-century Levi's used by American coal miners or treated as an experimental fabric in Japanese streetwear.
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Even when crime leveled off in the 1990s and plummeted dramatically around the turn of the century, people were still being pumped into state and federal prisons at a breakneck rate.
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In the book, you talk about how, at the turn of the century, women started going to work and immediately had so much more access to men than they had before.
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It hit its pinnacle just around the turn of the century, a time when men's suits sported somewhere around 15 pockets — so it's no coincidence that pockets abound in Rational Dress.
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And finally she read the script, which persuaded her that the title character, a turn-of-the-century widow named Dolly Gallagher Levi, had more need and desperation than she had realized.
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Freeman, 54, has also found numerous personal effects of the ship crew, including a gold pocketwatch and turn-of-the-century diving gear, such as lead helmets and 30-pound diving boots.
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It has learned hard lessons from going through the regulatory wringer at the turn of the century: look beyond the cash cow (Windows); rapaciousness ultimately does not pay; and work with regulators.
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Improvements made since turn-of-the-century crises are easy to pinpoint - inflation-targeting central banks, floating currencies, and borrowing that is now 80 percent denominated in emerging currencies rather than dollars.
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Given the similarities between the last turn of the century and this one, it makes sense that targeted communities are continuing the tradition represented by lynching plays of the 1910s and 1920s.
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The Paris climate agreement, adopted by almost 200 nations in 2015, set a goal of capping temperature warming to well below 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 Fahrenheit) before the turn of the century.
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The days of When Harry Met Sally, Notting Hill, Love & Basketball, You've Got Mail, Bridget Jones's Diary, Pretty Woman, and others remembered from the genre's turn-of-the-century boom are over.
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Graphic novels have been on an upward swing in bookstores since the turn of the century, even as other print categories have struggled, so it's both puzzling and short-sighted, I think.
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It marks the fourth game console "generation" in which Microsoft and Sony have gone head-to-head, starting with the PlayStation 2 and the original Xbox around the turn of the century.
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This conundrum is even worse for people with bed bugs, since the chemical weapons that nearly drove them to extinction before the turn of the century are now practically useless by themselves.
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Her anachronistically patient, advanced technique is heavily influenced by the work of turn of the century American painter John Singer Sargent—as is the carefully evocative old-timey aesthetic of her styling.
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At the turn of the century, some financial sector executives also warned the failure to join the euro would lead to a withering in London's role as a hub for global business.
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But the collapse of the communist state devastated Russia's dairy and meat industries in the 113s and freed up surplus grain that started to be exported after the turn of the century.
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Without her turn-of-the-century wild west saloon girl garb and a string of razor sharp quips pouring out of her mouth, many of you probably don't recognize Westworld's Thandie Newton.
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A dramatic increase in scoring rates in Test cricket had been led by the Australian side of Steve Waugh, Ricky Ponting, Matthew Hayden and Adam Gilchrist around the turn of the century.
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The rise of Hugo Chavez, Venezuela's late president, ended that crisis at the turn of the century, and Cuba came to rely on Venezuela for about 70 percent of its fuel needs.
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But watching what goes into racing vehicles from the turn of the century gives you a greater appreciation for what our ancestors had to deal with to quench their need for speed.
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At the turn of the century, Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and William Taft were so upset with federal employees leaking information to Congress that they tried to implement gag orders restricting such disclosures.
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Next, which has been Britain's most successful clothing retailer since the turn of the century, said its prospects appeared less challenging than six months ago after it improved its ranges and website.
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Britain have had an iron grip on the men's four in a golden run stretching back to the turn of the century and the era of five-time Olympic champion Steve Redgrave.
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Reality television, pioneered by the global success of "Big Brother" at the turn of the century, has resulted in fame for some participants, but others have been left disillusioned by the experience.
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Rwanda is ambitious in its development of technology, a key tenet of its Vision 2020 plan launched at the turn of the century to transition the country towards a middle income economy.
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Those delays have triggered unrest and raised fears the central African nation could slip back into the conflicts that killed millions around the turn of the century, mostly from hunger and disease.
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Shortly after arriving at Michigan, she had been struck by the work of a law-school colleague, Don Herzog, which incorporated a turn-of-the-century school of American thought called pragmatism.
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By the turn of the century he would assemble these composites on a computer, Photoshopping a head onto a body onto a box of Red Hots and then painting from that image.
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You can tell that Rader, who has worked in Hollywood for decades, initially envisioned his dual biography of the turn-of-the-century actresses Eleonora Duse and Sarah Bernhardt as a screenplay.
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But here, in RDR2's turn of the century wild west, where words like "frontier" and "freedom" are thrown around with abandon, the melancholy fantasy of slowness and care becomes especially charged.
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We also know that when overall voting rates crashed around the turn of the century, it was because new voters — the next generation — stopped showing up in such high numbers, Grinspan says.
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The father and son helped service Mr. Basciano's poker machines, the documents charge, and Mr. Basciano's girlfriend, Debra Kalb, lived at the Zottolas' Throgs Neck compound at the turn of the century.
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Around the turn of the century, the Dixie Chicks were the biggest and best band in country music, able to cross over to pop audiences without stinting on the fiddle and banjo.
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The case against Soro adds to political tensions ahead of the October 2020 vote, regarded as a test of Ivory Coast's stability after two civil wars since the turn of the century.
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It marks the fourth game console "generation" that Microsoft and Sony consoles have gone head-to-head, starting with the PlayStation 2 and the original Xbox around the turn of the century.
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A Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist for the nonprofit ProPublica examines the cultural shifts in the legal and business worlds since the turn of the century that led to solicitous attitudes toward corporations.
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At the turn of the century, the ever-expanding electrical industry was running low on shellac, a resin secreted by the female lac bug which could be used as an insulating material.
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The discovery of ABO blood types at the turn of the century led, in the nineteen-tens, to research by the Polish microbiologist Ludwik Hirszfeld which showed that blood groups were heritable.
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At the turn of the century, the typical workweek for most working people was at least six days of ten-hour days, with Sunday and the infrequent holiday the only time off.
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Named after the industrial harvesting company that occupied much of the area at the turn of the century, Sunshine saw rapid post war migration and became a centre for Melbourne's Maltese community.
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In her new book, The Belle of Bedford Avenue: The Sensational Brooks-Burns Murder in Turn-of-the-Century New York, Virginia A. McConnell explores what happened in decisive and painstaking detail.
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In a study published to Demography in 2011, the number of foreign-born scientists and engineers working in the United States was estimated to have doubled around the turn of the century.
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At the turn of the century, albatrosses were "slaughtered by the thousands and feathers were sold at high cost to adorn ladies hats in Europe," according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services.
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It had once been a center of iron mining, but the ore deposits were barren by the turn of the century; by the time Joe came along, the town was in desperate straits.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - An estimated 258 million people are international migrants, a figure that has surged by a half since the turn of the century, the United Nations said on Monday.
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But since the turn of the century it has shrank in size, mostly because its stronghold in northeastern Brazil where it had long controlled pork-barrel politics began to support Lula's Workers Party.
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B. "Daylight Bob" is the nickname attributed to a turn-of-the-century photographer who was too scared to bring his camera out at night or even develop his pictures in a darkroom.
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Zbigniew Warpechowski, a doyen of Polish performance art who coined the term "avant-garde conservatism" at the turn of the century, has argued that the two things are opposed but not mutually exclusive.
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For Cherokee Nation citizens to be recognized as such, we must retrace our roots back to a family member who signed the Dawes Roll, essentially a turn-of-the-century census for Cherokees.
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Despite possessing some of the world's largest oil reserves, Venezuela has seen oil production slump by about 75% since the turn of the century, when it was producing 3 million barrels a day.
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Olympus is reviving the EyeTrek brand it used at the turn of the century to sell a series of head-mounted displays that were as ahead of their time as they were problematic.
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"Ship Him to Shanghai," one of the oldest songs on the record features Moore's pretty guitar that contrasts with Scott singing about maritime indentured labor in California at the turn of the century.
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"It was a time when the railroads were being built and everyone was prospering," she said, explaining why the enormous, showy knobs emerged as status symbols just before the turn of the century.
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It was an intimate and trusting relationship between former President Bill Clinton and his political soulmate, Britain's ex-prime minister Tony Blair, as they led their nations at the turn of the century.
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They've been increasing in number in the United States since the turn of the century due to increased travel and limitations on certain insecticides, but numbers have been especially high in these cities.
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A commercial resurgence anytime soon seems unlikely, but then again, The Strokes and a whole slew of bands reaped surprise mainstream success at the turn of the century without reinventing much of anything.
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This everyday Ashkenazi Jewish bread had already appeared on Manhattan's Lower East Side at the turn of the century and had even spawned the denser American bagel, made with local high-gluten flour.
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Would Anne and bosom buddy Diana Barry become turn-of-the-century, Island meth dealers, operating out of an abandoned wagon they found in Avonlea, right above where they buried Gilbert Blythe's body?
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This year's uptick aside, it has remained fairly steady since the turn of the century, despite the fraction of infected people on ARVs having risen from 3% in 2000 to 46% in 2015.
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The blaze resulted in the demolition of one of the two turn-of-the century buildings that had housed the store and halted a plan to spruce up several blocks of Walnut Street.
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The turn of the century was accompanied by a rise in gang violence, and a new generation of television painted a darker, 21st-century vision of Manchester: broken windows, hooded youths and hopelessness.
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At the same time, professional unions, made up of teachers, public safety officers and healthcare workers, have grown, from about 21625 million members at the turn of the century to 2900 million today.
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Though he mentions Tom Watson, he ignores C. Vann Woodward's "Tom Watson: Agrarian Rebel" (1938), which chronicles how the brilliant Georgia reformer — the foremost turn-of-the-century populist — became a bitter bigot.
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But the victory amid the lush, rugged mountains comes as Congo risks sliding back into the cycle of war that killed millions, most from hunger and disease, at the turn of the century.
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Equity investors in the United States, for example, have seen their yearly costs drop from 1 percent of assets at the turn of the century to 0.68 percent last year, the ICI said.
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More than half of UK stocks are held by overseas investors, up sharply from less than 10 percent as late as the 1980s and around 35 percent at the turn of the century.
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With its acousitc guitar riff (which kinda sounds like the Police) and boom-bap drums, "Blended Family" does very much sound like a classic R&B single from the turn of the century.
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The Saint John Jewish Historical Museum is housed in what was once a splendid turn-of-the-century stone mansion, up the hill beyond King's Square, on the other side of another park.
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The median wage for workers with some college education but no four-year degree is $835 per week, about 13 percent less than it was at the turn of the century, after inflation.
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But the number of white women in prison has increased by more than 40 percent since the turn of the century, while the number of incarcerated black women has dropped by nearly half.
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Some consider her the first supermodel, famous at the turn of the century as a figure for sculptors and early fashion photographers — and infamous for an affair with the renowned architect Stanford White.
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Vizcarra said he had been forced to form a cabinet in "record time" to stabilize Peru after its worst political crisis since the turn of the century, and urged Peruvians to be patient.
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The warrant is likely to increase tensions ahead of an October 2020 election that is seen as a test of Ivory Coast's stability after two civil wars since the turn of the century.
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He had spent much of his life toying with the forces in fluids when, at around the turn of the century, he began to wonder why the weather couldn't be tamed by science.
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Instead, the friendly conversation that dates back to sophomore Sue Bird giving a young UConn recruit named Diana Taurasi a campus tour at the turn of the century will continue on the hardwood.
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Next, having secured the French rights to a little-known turn-of-the-century American invention, the zipper, Hermès used it to make a golf jacket, leading the company into the apparel business.
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By the turn of the century, Flint's tax base was decimated and the city was suffering huge budget deficits, so the state of Michigan placed Flint in financial receivership between 2002 to 2004.
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To attend an event for the new charitable organization One Family, a group with the goal of combating child trafficking, Lohan chose a $7,300 Gucci gown with some very turn-of-the-century detailing.
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But given Italy's track record of low growth since the turn of the century, and evidence to suggest the economy is yet again slowing down (third quarter growth was almost nil), others are sceptical.
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With much lower costs, given they carry none of the social obligations of large plantations, these small producers now make up nearly half the market, from barely nothing at the turn of the century.
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It may be similarly important that companies refer to rivals much less than they did; usage of the word "competition" in annual reports has declined by three-quarters since the turn of the century.
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Based on her shoe choice and that lovely, broad rimmed hat, your bets that the set for this Poppins is in circa turn of the century London are likely to win the office pool.
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Insecurity in Congo, where millions died in civil wars around the turn of the century, has worsened since December when President Joseph Kabila refused to step down at the end of his constitutional mandate.
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The result comes as no surprise; national opinion polls show a strong majority support the death penalty, though the number of executions and support for them have declined since the turn of the century.
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Before I start outright slamming publisher archival practices, I will note that things are a lot better today than they were at the turn of the century when I got into the industry myself.
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"But Annie's journey epitomized perfectly the confluence of the women's movement and the bicycle craze and is, therefore, a small but revealing chapter in the story of women at the turn of the century."
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The political crisis has also contributed to rising militia violence in eastern Congo's borderlands with Rwanda and Uganda, where millions died from hunger, disease and conflict in wars around the turn of the century.
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Moving from site to site in a taxi, we spoke about archeology's still near-holy status, catalyzed since the turn of the century, in service to the formation of Hellenic identity and Greek nationalism.
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Austen was a turn-of-the-century lesbian photographer who lived with her partner in a beautiful Carpenter Gothic home with a covered porch, scalloped valances and a stunning view of the Verrazzano Narrows.
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It would feature a famous, turn-of-the-century pin-up girl named Evelyn Nesbit on the south side of the building, an image easily seen from the park just a few blocks away.
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Blackmore worked for the director of Steinway's art department at the turn of the century, Joseph Burr Tiffany, a cousin of the stained-glass artist Louis Comfort Tiffany, whose father started the jewelry company.
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He remained the coach of the Atoms until after the turn of the century, when its membership began to dwindle, and directed the Colgate Women's Games for 40 years until his retirement in 2014.
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Since the turn of the century, the Public Roads Administration, which is in charge of building and maintaining roads, has phased in a computer system to replace paper records on the state of bridges.
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The 61-year-old arrived at Camp Nou with a sporadic track record, having managed six teams in Spain since the turn of the century, none of which he won any domestic honors with.
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The German's podium celebrations in Monaco were reminiscent of the glory years of the turn of the century when Schumacher dominated the Italian team and had everyone back at base singing to his tune.
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Pete Rock, who arrived with the subsequent jazz-oriented generation, will perform on July 28 in Central Park, while the turn-of-the-century lyricist Talib Kweli plays Betsy Head Park on June 30.
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However, changing attitudes and regulations towards advertising meant that was gradually phased out at the turn of the century, with the sport now counting brands including Rolex, Heineken and Emirates as its principal partners.
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"Indecent Secrets: The Infamous Murri Murder Affair" (2006) served up another helping of scandal, this time in turn-of-the-century Bologna, where Count Francesco Bonmartini was found stabbed to death in his apartment.
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In 2018, unemployment has not budged from 4.1 percent in several months, its lowest since the turn of the century, but the fed funds rate remains at its crisis-era level of 1.25 percent.
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Rynd told Insider that Superfine was converted into a restaurant and bar at the turn of the century, and before that, it was a boarded-up warehouse full of vacuum cleaners and car parts.
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The health of the 1,900 mile (3,058 km) Rio Grande reflects broader trends across the U.S. Southwest, where rising temperatures and lower snowpacks since the turn of the century have made droughts more severe.
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Around the turn of the century, a pair of young white rappers, Bubba Sparxxx and Colt Ford, were beginning to work with Shannon Houchins, a producer in the Atlanta rap innovator Jermaine Dupri's camp.
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The earliest ARGs took place almost entirely online—the form dates back only to the turn of the century—when encountering shady, mysterious characters on the internet still felt like a raw, Matrix-like possibility.
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A prior milestone study, the Diana Project, had found that venture capital injected in women-led companies never exceeded 4 percent of total funds invested between the early 1950s and the turn of the century.
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An election dispute could further destabilize Congo's volatile eastern provinces, where wars around the turn of the century resulted in millions of deaths, most from hunger and disease, and where dozens of militia remain active.
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It was a unique look director George Lucas told Time he was inspired to create by looking at turn-of-the-century Mexican fashion — and one that would go to become an iconic fashion moment.
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By the time I turned the last page, I was captivated by this young woman in turn-of-the-century Poland who had to disguise herself as a man in order to get an education.
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Daniel Fish's production, which won the Tony Award for best musical revival, seems to bend the rules of history, too, punctuating a turn-of-the-century tale with stark violence and a dreamlike contemporary dance.
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At the time he was one of the few leaders of the so-called Pink Tide of leftist leaders, who took power in Latin American around the turn of the century, to retain his popularity.
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"Gigi," which is the story of a young woman in turn-of-the-century Paris training to be a "courtesan" — a sex worker — and her older male companion who eventually falls in love with her.
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The Fidesz party led by Viktor Orbán, the country's authoritarian prime minister, grew out of the anti-communist movement and governed the country as a fairly conventional conservative party around the turn of the century.
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"There were large numbers of African Americans at that time and into the turn of the century [for whom passing] was a means to gain opportunities in education," Bickerstaff told The Vassar Alumnae/i Quarterly.
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At the turn of the century, Real Madrid successfully leveraged the signings of a bevy of name-brand stars, nicknamed the galácticos, to become a worldwide sporting icon and one of football's highest-earning clubs.
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Tata, exclusively a truck-maker until around the turn of the century, is looking beyond primarily practical, fuel-efficient workhorses as India's fast-growing, brand-conscious middle class increasingly seek vehicles that reflect their tastes.
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Earth will have almost 10 billion people by 2050, according to the United Nations, and yet another billion by the turn of the century, creating a substrate of tension under climate change, aging, and automation.
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The astonishing boom in the gun market since the turn of the century didn't result from expanding the rolls of gun owners, but rather by convincing people who already owned guns to deepen their arsenals.
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At the turn of the century it seemed natural that European firms would compete head to head with American ones, dividing the world between them, especially given that Japan's once-aggressive multinationals were in retreat.
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The public responded to these stories much as it had to the surge of dissociative cases at the turn of the century: this sort of mental experience was considered too eerie and counterintuitive to believe.
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While wealthier women continued to shun paid work, by the turn of the century, lower-middle-class women had begun moving heavily into positions as clerks and secretaries, and women remained central to farming labor.
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Timed to coincide with our country's most grotesquely materialistic season, Fiber is setting up a week-long pop-up alterations shop at Santa Monica's turn-of-the-century Camera Obscura, kicking off on Black Friday.
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Except for 4 years around the turn of the century, the U.S. has run pretty consistent budget deficits for more than 40 years, even as members of both parties have pledged to balance the budget.
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When Mr. Manafort's family bought this turn-of-the-century townhouse on a wide, tree-trimmed block in Carroll Gardens, it still had all its original glamour, said Lindsay Barton Barrett, a broker at Compass.
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"They remind me of the energy that was around at the turn of the century — that grungy, dirty, downtown edginess," said Nicole Phelps, the director of Vogue Runway and a judge of the Fashion Fund.
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On a recent Wednesday, Ms. Chase picked up her guests from an M.T.A. bus stop on Driggs Avenue in a replica turn-of-the-century trolley, outfitted with a fog machine and haunting piano music.
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Many of the refugees from the recent violence have followed in the footsteps of those displaced during the height of the FARC-government conflict at the turn of the century, and ended up in Riosucio.
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Mr. Castellani's career unfolded largely in Europe, but after the turn of the century, with growing interest in avant-gardes around the globe, he had solo shows in New York in 2009, 2011 and 2016.
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The imperial Citadel, the elaborate tombs of the emperors and turn-of-the-century French architecture created a tranquil and nostalgic appeal, even as American civilian complexes sprouted in a district across the Perfume River.
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Nor is it the Ecstasy-fueled party city that emerged a decade later, or the gang-ridden gun crime capital of Britain that lodged itself in the popular imagination at the turn of the century.
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With global temperatures set to rise by as much as 9 degrees Fahrenheit by the turn of the century, the species likeliest to survive will be those that develop traits to guard against the broil.
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Modeled after historic seaside resorts such as the Hotel Del Coronado in California, the Grand Floridian was one of the first major Disney resorts and pays homage to turn of the century grand Victorian homes.
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By the turn of the century, the first California offshoots of the UDC—the Jefferson Davis Chapter, the Emma Sansom Chapter, and the Stonewall Jackson Chapter—were busily perpetuating their peculiar interpretation of the war.
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The digital economy really took off by the turn of the century, and in 2017 it accounted for nearly 7 percent of our GDP, worth $85033 trillion, and supporting more than 5 million U.S. jobs.
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The Fundstrat Global Advisors managing partner told CNBC on Monday that the cannabis sector's performance appears similar to the bitcoin craze and the height of the dot-com bubble at the turn of the century.
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Near the turn of the century, Russia had two No. 22-ranked men's players and Grand Slam champions in Marat Safin and Yevgeny Kafelnikov, and the country won the Davis Cup in 219 and 2006.
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Mostly, they're familiar turn-of-the-century types, the sorts of chaps you meet in books from the period: the stern headmaster (Bagheera), the kindly Scout leader (Baloo), the sinuous politico (Kaa), and so on.
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As a result, economic growth has contributed very little to the inflation-adjusted wages of workers without a college education — and since the turn of the century, everyone but the top 1 percent of earners.
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Illegal entries to the United States (as measured by Border Patrol apprehensions, which the government has long used as a proxy) began to fall at the turn of the century, and have plummeted since 22018.
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Lawson, a notorious stock market promoter who was essentially a turn-of-the-century Wolf of Wall Street, wrote the book about a fictional stockbroker who chooses that day to deliberately crash the stock market.
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Wen Shuang, a Chinese social media influencer in the auto industry since 2012, said SUVs were in favor at the turn of the century, but now there's more interest in having multiple cars of different kinds.
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An election to replace Kabila is now scheduled for December but he has yet to commit to stepping aside, further stoking tensions across the country where millions died in wars around the turn of the century.
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Copyright law and music industry practices were, as you might remember, totally unprepared for the music piracy wave at the turn of the century, and also for the shift to streaming over the last few years.
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In her latest Instagram post, the singer of every pop hit tween girls are still lip-syncing along to in their mirrors demonstrated she also still does turn of the century fashion better than anybody around.
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Indeed, the partisan imperative to find someone other than Clinton to credit with the strong economy of the 13s is one of the main reasons Greenspan's reputation was so high around the turn of the century.
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The result of extensive archival research, the book is a study into Argentina's turn-of-the-century crisis of modernity, and how political and economic changes in the country opened up new ways of conceptualizing family.
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His culinary journey took him around the world, from the United States to Australia; he met Hong in Malaysia and the pair moved to Singapore at the turn of the century to start their business venture.
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Finding a space between Converge's densest compositions, the hard-earned uplift of Loma Prieta, and even bits of The Locust's turn of the century futurism, "Witness" still never fully adheres to a single sonic reference point.
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After a brief period of relative openness that allowed a vibrant press to flourish at the turn of the century, hardline elements of the Iranian government responded to these changes by prosecuting journalists and closing newspapers.
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Since then, security forces have killed dozens of anti-Kabila protesters while surging militia violence has raised the specter of a repeat of civil wars around the turn of the century that cost millions of lives.
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"We were left with the distinct impression that Hiscox is preparing for a casualty catastrophe, the likes of which haven't been seen since the turn of the century," Jefferies said following analyst meetings with the company.
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A plan hatched at the turn of the century to build a huge retail park at Ravenscraig has been scuppered by years of legal wrangling with local property and retail companies, financial problems and Internet shopping.
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Around the turn of the century, she managed a New York-based A.A.U. team whose star was Lenny Cooke, a high school phenomenon Bortner tried to rescue from tough Brooklyn streets and the sport's flesh-peddlers.
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The round of lawsuits and countersuits follows efforts to renegotiate a patent deal between ASML and Nikon that expired in 2014 and threatens to revive patent battles that stretch back to the turn of the century.
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By the turn of the century Nuphonic Records had firmly established themselves at the vanguard of a nu-disco movement, releasing compilations by the likes of Loft legend David Mancusco, and Good Times' man Norman Jay.
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In Jambi, the central Sumatran province that is home to a few thousand Orang Rimba, the amount of deforestation is even higher, at 32 percent since the turn of the century, according to Global Forest Watch.
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During its construction at the turn of the century, there was displacement of "thousands of residents from the largely African-American community in what was once known as the Tenderloin district in Manhattan," Mr. Kimmelman noted.
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Founded by Paul Otlet and Henri La Fontaine, two Belgian lawyers with big turn-of-the-century futurist ideas, The Mundaneum began as a continuation of the duo's earlier efforts to create the perfect classification system.
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I've known Walentas since the early 2000s, when I rented a desk in one of his many buildings in the neighborhood, a turn-of-the-century factory that has since been converted into multimillion-dollar condominiums.
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Also known as crossover utility vehicles or CUVs, crossovers were barely on the scene at the turn of the century, but they now make up more than 22016 percent of the American market for new cars.
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From the early days of aviation to the turn of the century, the airlines of America were known the world over, but even its most iconic couldn't survive past the early days of the new millennium.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT), who is running second to Biden in national polls, drew parallels to the start of the Iraq War — which he voted against as a Congress member at the turn of the century.
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In 1910, she made California her home, becoming "one among a significant western migration of black Americans in search of an honest fulfillment of citizenship's promise at the turn of the century," according to the book.
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Women were getting educated — the number of women attending college rose steadily through the '20s, with the number of degrees awarded to women going from 19224% at the turn of the century to 19224% in 19227.
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In 1840 there were 15,000 Jews living in America, Nadell writes, but by 1880 there were 250,000 — and at the turn of the century, approximately 2.5 million Jews came to America, nearly half of them women.
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Any dispute over the results could further destabilise Congo's volatile eastern provinces, where wars around the turn of the century resulted in millions of deaths, most from hunger and disease, and where dozens of militia remain active.
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This scattergun approach is not necessarily a bad thing: Mrs Clinton wants to redistribute towards middle-income as well as poor households, and often complains of the stagnation in median-earnings since the turn of the century.
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Over the years, Dunst has evolved from a wise child actor to the embodiment of turn-of-the-century optimism in Bring It On's Torrance and the barely contained rage in saltier roles like Leslye Headland's Bachelorette.
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There is also a worry that investors may decide they have overvalued tech, as they did at the turn of the century—though unlike 1999-2000 today's big tech firms are for the most part hugely profitable.
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The Netherlands has been one of Europe's top economic performers, with growth hitting decade-highs of around 3 percent in the last two years, but real disposable incomes have hardly budged since the turn of the century.
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Suicide is the nation's 10th-leading cause of death, and suicide rates have increased in almost every state since the turn of the century, according to data reported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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Since the turn of the century, eight states have moved to abolish capital punishment for all crimes, a possible outcome of the long-standing legal battle that argues lethal injection — and electrocution, for that matter — is unconstitutional.
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J. Edgar Hoover, still an unappreciated influence on the course of American anticommunism, was born and raised in turn-of-the-century Washington, D.C., at the time the northernmost outpost of "Southern, white, Christian, small-town" civilization.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's economic activity slowed in July, with investment growing at its slowest pace since the turn of the century, as the world's second-largest economy grappled with the painful restructuring of its older industrial sectors.
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One Chinese day trader I talked to spoke in reverent tones about the turn-of-the-century American stock picker Jesse Livermore, who made and lost several multimillion-dollar fortunes before killing himself in 153 at 63.
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Helping fill the stage were members of popular bands who had their heyday around the turn of the century like Blink182, Sum 41, Yellowcard, Bush, System of a Down, Avenged Sevenfold, No Doubt, and many, many more.
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In one direction stood the imposing opera house (rebuilt and restored after wartime destruction in 1945), where Mahler conducted at the turn of the century and introduced the radical notion of dimming the theater lights during performances.
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"Howards End," the 1992 movie adapted from E. M. Forster's 1910 novel about upper-middle-class British life at the turn of the century, was the artistic pinnacle of what became known as the Merchant-Ivory brand.
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The decades enveloping the turn of the century were the golden age of fraternal lodge practice, an innovative ground-up answer to a problem facing working people, a voluntary solution produced by civil society on its own.
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If emissions continue to rise at their current pace, however, three in four people in the world will face deadly heat by the turn of the century, a study published in the journal Nature Climate Change said.
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Although narrative-focused adventure games, which LucasArts helped pioneer, were popular in the late 1980s and early 1990s, their sales tanked before the turn of the century as 3D graphics and first-person-shooter games became popular.
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While crude prices trended lower in the 1980s and 1990s, they recovered sharply right before the turn of the century, giving the Chavez government a massive windfall to put in motion several reforms like free health care.
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If the Trump Administration upends the sex toy industry, whether by disrupting manufacturing or pushing the industry back underground or both, consumers would do well to resurrect the practices of turn of the century sex toy consumers.
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It never fails to amaze me that it wasn't one of my "deeper" interests, like English literature or turn-of-the century New York, that led me into the arms of a community of like-minded individuals.
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Unlike a lot of UK pop music from the turn of the century, One Touch not only holds true as an engaging snapshot of adolescent self-discovery, but manages to still bang seventeen years after its release.
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As French art historian Jean Laude remarked in 1968, "It may not be African art which Modern artists discovered at the turn of the century, but most likely Modern art discovered itself as it discovered African art".
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A massive gathering of digital artists from all over the world is about to drop, transmuting the concept of the digital art gallery into an event in the style of the turn-of-the-century World's fair.
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In one of the many troubling moments in the new documentary "Whitney," a record label executive, Joey Arbagey, describes what it was like trying to make an album with Whitney Houston around the turn of the century.
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The ever-growing health care industry: Here's another way of looking at health care's importance to the American economy: One in nine people work in the industry, which is up significantly from the turn of the century.
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I don't like that style of apartment — now I live in a turn-of-the-century building with all this gorgeous burled maple wood — but at the time it was sort of cool, and everything happened there.
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The Swedish architect Gert Wingardh transformed this turn-of-the-century building — formerly the Royal Danish Conservatory of Music — into a modern luxury hotel, which is perfectly in step with its upscale namesake sister property in Sweden.
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Operetta — a form that evolved from the bawdy shows of Offenbach's Paris to turn-of-the-century Vienna and Weimar Berlin — has had something of a renaissance in recent years, with Mr. Kosky as its patron saint.
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Home to a little over 2000 million people according to a 2284 census, Freetown's population swelled at the turn of the century as citizens in rural areas fled a decade-long civil war that ended in 253.
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Since the turn of the century, China has been granting Cameroon debt relief: In 2100, it canceled $1803 million of debt, then in 2180 it forgave another $22018 million and $22018 million was wiped out in 2010.
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The challenges of the N.B.A. playoffs mean that No. 22012 versus No. 21 matchups are far from a given, happening only twice since the turn of the century: Celtics-Lakers in 21 and Lakers-Pacers in 22001.
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By the turn of the century, though, the gangbanger's power waned in our imaginations, drained by the exploitation of the entertainment industry and by the fact that so many actual gang members had been swept into prison.
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But drug-overdose rates, which were well below five per 103,000 people between 1950 and 1990, climbed above that rate by the turn of the century, and then spiked dramatically, reaching above 20 deaths per 100,000 in 2017.
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In Costa Rica, which had a two-party system until the turn of the century, an evangelical Christian gospel singer of little previous political experience made it to a run-off presidential election last year (though he lost).
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He also holds the distinction of being the person who has lost the most money in the history of investing, after seeing roughly $70bn go up in smoke during the dotcom bust at the turn of the century.
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Smarthomes have been as shitty as MP3 players were at the turn of the century, and tons of companies want to be the ones to figure out how to make people invest money in seemingly frivolous new gadgets.
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Two days before the conversation in his kitchen, Sanders, some friends, and a skeleton production crew were in the bowels of the Crocker Club, a turn-of-the-century bank now repurposed as a downtown Los Angeles nightclub.
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As the foreign-born population has risen to 18 from 11 percent at the turn of the century, Akesson blames liberal immigration policies for gang violence, segregation, and riots in the high-rise suburbs ringing Sweden's biggest cities.
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In 2016, McKinsey Global Institute said in a report that digital flows had grown so rapidly since the turn of the century that they now had a greater impact on gross domestic product growth than trade in goods.
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However, against the backdrop of the Great Depression and World War II, the executive branch emerged as the active political force in our body politic during the turn of the century and has since remained the dominant branch.
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Activist investors have been pressing oil companies to commit to fixed emissions targets and align with the Paris climate agreement that limits global temperature warming to below 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 Fahrenheit) before the turn of the century.
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Dozens of people have been killed by security forces in the past two years during protests against repeated election delays and memories remain fresh of catastrophic civil wars around the turn of the century in which millions died.
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Its sole competitor, AMD, hasn't actually been competitive since around the turn of the century, and we have the Wintel portmanteau reminding us of the enduring dominance of Intel's chips and Microsoft's Windows OS in the years since.
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At that point, I had been seriously working on a memoir about my girlhood, being sexually assaulted at the turn of the century, and learning what it meant to love my father who was incarcerated on rape charges.
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"At the turn of the century, BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India and China) was the growth area, but after 15 years, take China as an example, China is now sitting at the core of those emerging opportunities," he said.
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I started playing in the late 1980s as a boy, I worked their retail arm at the turn of the century, and I've just generally been engrossed in "the hobby" for as long as I can really remember.
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Turn-of-the-century buildings are now galleries and art studios, and a zinc-skinned boathouse by the notable architect Jeanne Gang added a buzzy spot for rowing or practicing yoga along the Chicago River in late 22004.
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They form a kind of turn-of-the-century geek squad, employing criminal psychology — a field still separating itself from quackery — and such newfangled techniques as fingerprint collection, which the police eschew in favor of old-fashioned beatings.
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Microgrids — power installations that are designed to run independently from the wider electricity grid in emergency situations — have been around for decades, but until the turn of the century, relied almost exclusively on fossil fuels to generate power.
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He wanted the team to reflect the place: not just by building the team around the talent flowering at La Masia, the club's academy, but by tapping into the booming entrepreneurial spirit of turn-of-the-century Catalonia.
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Its tendency to downplay the significance of the Santa Muerte cult is harder to explain, given the cult's direct challenge to basic tenets of the religion, as well as its explosive growth since the turn of the century.
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One generation removed from slavery, these two black women both ran wildly successful business empires unimaginable to even the average American, let alone to average black women, who worked mostly as domestics during the turn of the century.
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There are precious few Dickie's-wearing teenagers who discovered pop punk at the turn of the century for whom the opening chords of "My Own Worst Enemy" don't result in ferocious air guitar and a trip to A&E.
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Security forces killed dozens of protesters during anti-Kabila demonstrations last year, and deteriorating security has led to fears of renewed civil strife in Congo, where millions of people died in civil wars around the turn of the century.
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Talent like Diaz's would stand out anywhere but it gleams especially bright in Seattle, which since the turn of the century has enjoyed ace pitching (Felix Hernandez) and star hitting (Ichiro, among others) but rarely a watertight relief corps.
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According to data from OPEC, Venezuelan oil output has collapsed to around 0.7-1.0 million barrels per day (bpd) from as much as 3 million at the turn of the century due to a lack of investments and sanctions.
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In addition, the U.S. Latino community's purchasing power reached $1.3 trillion in 2015, up 167 percent since the turn of the century and larger than the GDP of Australia or Spain, according to the Selig Center for Economic Growth.
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