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From and 1990s
From Roy Ayers in
the 1970s
to Randy Weston in
the 1990s, there
have been collaborations which
have resulted in albums such as Africa: Centre
of the World by Roy Ayers
, released on
the Polydore label in 1981.
From the early
1990s through 2001
, her concert appearances were primarily limited
to one weekend
a year at Dollywood
to benefit her Dollywood Foundation.
From the 1990s to the present day
, there has been
a progressive movement
from traditional film opticals
to an integrated digital film environment
, with special effects
, cutting
, colour grading
, and other post-production tasks all sharing
the same all-digital infrastructure.
From the 1930s when de Havilland opened
a factory until
the 1990s when British Aerospace closed
, Hatfield was associated with aircraft design and manufacture
, which employed
more people than any other industry.
From the 1990s onwards
a growing number
of European Improv groups
have been set up specifically
to explore
the possibilities offered by
the use
of the abstract in improvised performance
, including dance
, movement
, sound
, music
, mask work
, lighting
, and so on.
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Work Groups:
From the Hawthorne Studies
to Work Teams
of the 1990s and Beyond.
From 1978
to early
1990s, the city served as
a strategic location for
the pro-Soviet Democratic Republic
of Afghanistan.
From the 1990s the Kenya Army became involved in United Nations peacekeeping operations
, which
, Hornsby says
, ' offered both experience and
a source
of income for
the army and its soldiers.
From the 1990s, the new model
of independent unions prevailed
, and
a number
of them were represented by
the National Union
of Workers.
From a historical perspective
the three-tier architecture concept emerged in
the 1990s from observations
of distributed systems ( e. g., web applications ) where
the client
, middle ware and data tiers ran on physically separate platforms.
From the mid-1980s
to the early
1990s, commodity CPUs grew in performance at
a rate
of about 60 %
a year
, but
the speed
of memory access grew at only 7 %
a year.
From Napoleonic era
to 1990s it was
the city's jail
, for which
the 16 windows in
the facade were opened.
From the 1990s alternative rock began
to dominate rock music and break through into
the mainstream in
the form
of grunge
, Britpop
, and indie rock.
From the Second World War until
the 1990s, both islands served as military bases and are now being redeveloped.
From the 1990s onwards
, private interests began promoting space tourism and then private space exploration
of the Moon ( see Google Lunar X Prize ).
From the late 1980s through
the 1990s, consumer-grade personal computers became powerful enough
to display various media.
From the 1990s, neo-creationism and intelligent design
have presented
the teleological argument while avoiding naming
the designer with
the aim
of presenting this as science and getting
it taught in public school science classes.
From the 1990s, interest in
a relationship between
the Uralic and Altaic families has been revived in
the context
of the Eurasiatic hypothesis.
From the late 1970s until
the early
1990s, Vietnam was
a member
of the Comecon
, and therefore was heavily dependent on trade with
the Soviet Union and its allies.
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From left
, clockwise: The Hubble Space Telescope floats in space after
it was taken up in 1990 ; American F-16s and F-15s fly over burning oil fields and
the USA Lexie in Operation Desert Storm
, also known as
the 1991 Gulf War ; The signing
of the Oslo Accords on 13 September 1993 ; The World Wide Web gains
a public face during
the start
of decade and as
a result gains massive popularity worldwide ; Boris Yeltsin and followers stand on
a tank in defiance
to the August Coup
, which leads
to the Soviet Union's dissolution on 26 December 1991 ; Dolly
the sheep is
the first mammal
to be cloned
from an adult somatic cell ; The funeral procession
of Diana
, Princess
of Wales
, who dies in 1997
from a car crash in Paris
, and is mourned by millions ; Hundreds
of thousands are killed in
the Rwandan Genocide
of 1994 .| 420px | thumb
From the 1970s and even
more from the 1990s, Syrah has enjoyed increased popularity
, and plantings
of the variety
have expanded significantly in both old and new locations.
From the mid-1970s
to the early
1990s, he drove for
the Bob Sharp Racing team
, racing mainly Datsuns ( later rebranded as Nissans ) in
the Trans-Am Series.
From the 1990s, scrubs became
popular in Britain
, having first appeared in
the USA ; however some nurses in Britain continue
to wear dresses
, although some NHS trusts
have removed them in favour
of scrubs as in many other countries.
From the late 1980s
to the early
1990s, the United States saw
a sharp increase in guns and gun violence in
the schools.
From the 1990s the city has been governed by center-left coalitions.
From and popular
From the seventeenth
to the nineteenth century
it was
a popular practice
to flood
the piazza in
the summer
, and
the aristocrats
would then ride around
the inundated square in their carriages.
From the 19th century
it once again became
more and
more popular.
From here is
it a short walk
to the Silver Sands
, Aberdour's busiest and most
popular beach.
From the end
of the 15th century we
have printed ballads that suggest
a rich tradition
of popular music.
From a popular perspective
, the term Chicano became widely visible outside
of Chicano communities during
the American civil rights movement.
From 1936
to 1944
, DeMille hosted and acted as pitchman for Cecil B. DeMille's Lux Radio Theater
, a popular dramatic radio show
of the time.
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Rock musician David Bowie also made three
popular concept albums ; The Rise and Fall
of Ziggy Stardust and
the Spiders
From Mars
, about
the fictional character
, Ziggy Stardust and his band ; Aladdin Sane ; and Diamond Dogs.
From 1899 on Satie
started making money as
a cabaret pianist
, adapting over
a hundred compositions
of popular music for piano
or piano and voice
, adding some
of his own.
From about age 35
, Melville ceased
to be popular with
a broad audience because
of his increasingly philosophical
, political and experimental tendencies.
From 1920 leaders such as Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi began highly
popular mass movements
to campaign against
the British Raj using largely peaceful methods.
From the 1910s until
the 1920s he participated in anarchist activities and
popular uprisings in various countries including Switzerland
, Germany
, Hungary
, Argentina and Cuba.
From its early development until
the present day jazz has also incorporated music
from American
popular music.
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A
popular science version
of the book
, entitled The Origins
of Life:
From the birth
of life
to the origin
of language was published in 1999.
From Ribbentrop's point
of view
, this had
the dual benefit
of ensuring
popular support for
the German Army as
it advanced into
the Caucasus and
of ensuring that
it was
the Foreign Office that ruled
the Caucasus once
the Germans occupied
the area.
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A
popular medieval saying that also served as his epitaph states
, From Mosheh (
of the Torah )
to Mosheh ( Maimonides ) there was none like Mosheh.
From 1977 on
, punk rock crossed lines with many other
popular music genres.
From this came
the popular music hall form
of entertainment —
a show consisting
of a variety
of acts.
From 1880 there was
a popular bandstand on
the Hoe.
From its inception in 1989
, it has remained among
the most
popular role-playing games.
From the year 2000 onwards
, there were some artists who were looking
to reconnect
the most
popular traditions
of samba.
From about 1872 until
the U. S. entry into World War I ( 1917 ), target shooting with single-shot rifles was nearly as
popular in America as golf is today.
* 1977: Jazz vocalist Lorez Alexandria recorded
an uptempo version for her album
From Broadway To Hollywood which subsequently became
popular on
the UK jazz dance and soul scenes
, eventually being rereleased as
a 7 inch single on Jazzman Records in 2000.
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Summing up their contribution
to popular music
, critic Dave Thompson later wrote:
" From bad-mannered yobs
to purveyors
of supreme pop delicacies
, the group was responsible for music that may
have been ugly and might
have been crude – but
it was never
, ever boring.
From their deliberately rustic appearance on
the cover
, to the songs and arrangements within
, the album stood in contrast
to other
popular music
of the day.
From about 1700
the place setting became
popular, and with
it the " table-spoon ,"
" table-fork ," and
" table-knife.
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