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He became chairman of the Bow Group, an internal Conservative think tank of ' young modernisers ' in the 1960s, and edited its magazine Crossbow.
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A set member later stated that when Bow did the scene she actually became her character and " lived it ".
Later, livestock loading-pens were built and Medicine Bow became an important livestock shipping center.
It is best known for having been an early label of Adam and the Ants, releasing their debut album Dirk Wears White Sox in November 1979 ( which in January 1980 was the first ever Number One on the UK Independent Albums Chart and in February 1981 became a UK Top 20 album ) as well as singles Zerox in June 1979 and Cartrouble in March 1980, the latter being not only a Number One on the UK Independent Singles Chart but also the debut collaboration between Adam Ant and Marco Pirroni following the departure of the original Ants to form Bow Wow Wow.
In 1910, he became MP for Bow and Bromley, when the sitting Conservative MP retired and the Liberals supported his candidature.
The London, Tilbury and Southend Railway was opened in 1854 and it eventually became the sole railway using the Bow platforms.
He also brought the Dragon-helm, and the area around Amon Rûdh became known as Dor-Cúarthol, the " Land of Bow and Helm ".
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He became secretary of the Conservative Foreign and Commonwealth Council in 1991 and was a member of the moderate Bow Group.
It comprised the civil parishes of Bow, Bromley and Poplar until 1907, when it also became a civil parish.
It first became popular in the song " Dem Bow " ( They Bow ) performed by Jamaican dancehall artist Shabba Ranks in 1991.
Bethnal Green and Bow with its almost 45, 000 Muslims was Galloway's best chance to defeat Labour in what became a " bitter single issue campaign.
In 1981, Deva became Chairman of the Bow Group ( a leading conservative think tank in Britain ), and initiated the Transatlantic Conferences between the Bow Group and the Republican Party / Heritage Foundation in Washington, D. C.
In more peaceful times, it became important for the transport of grain from Hertfordshire, but navigation of its southern-most tidal reaches of Bow Creek were difficult due to its tortuous meanders.
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