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By the end of the ' 70s, most music genres, including soul, had been disco-influenced.
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By the mid -' 70s, Matchbox was again a force on the world market, having completed the transition and having even updated its line to include some fantasy vehicles.
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By the early ' 70s, he had laid the groundwork for his current style which incorporated elements drawn from musicians as wide-ranging as Django Reinhardt and Jimi Hendrix.
By the 1990s, GM's program of sharing components across divisions that began in the 70s as a way to cut costs grew into a marketing problem.
By the late ' 70s and early ' 80s Mann had become active in the international anti-apartheid movement and was banned from entering South Africa, the country in which he had been born.
By the end of the ' 70s, her sales were declining — in 1980 she only had two hits.
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By Late 70s and early 80s Zinga completely turned into a family based musical band and was often compared to the famous bands in the west like BeeGees, Beatles, Abba & Boney M.
By the late ' 70s, Ramada ranked as the second largest hotel chain in the U. S. behind industry leader Holiday Inn.
By the 1960s and ' 70s, as industry fled the city, so did the white middle class, leaving behind a poor population.
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