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| t the needs of the German war economy in the | forefront and viewed losses to the Russian population |
| ritable and fertile wife, was brought to the | forefront, and the artist Agnolo Bronzino was commissi |
| scoring efforts for Waikato kept him to the | forefront and eventually he was given his chance at in |
| al Commander Im Ik-sun in charge of the left | forefront and the 29th Regiment under Commander Kim Bo |
| named E-Ness, propelled Hollowman to the rap | forefront and limelight in Philly. |
| tures of the character came even more to the | forefront, and Fink was portrayed increasingly as a bu |
| The album featured classic songs from | Forefront artists performed and updated by other artis |
| iced and developed, Tedder was always at the | forefront as Air Commander-in-Chief of RAF Middle East |
| nforced and ratting competitions came to the | forefront as a gambling sport. |
| al identity in Spain has been brought to the | forefront by an over-the-top personality known as Miss |
| The Laboratory Facilities include | forefront capabilities in nanopatterning, transmission |
| the song was remade by Seven Day Jesus for a | Forefront compilation album celebrating the tenth anni |
| Alan Walker, the | forefront contemporary Liszt scholar, believes that th |
| As a result, the vacutainer became the | forefront device used for blood collection. |
| acing PE, physical activity and sport to the | forefront during Active School Week and during the sch |
| una Asaf Ali and Usha Mehta, she came to the | forefront during the Quit India Movement. |
| Microsoft Security Essentials and Microsoft | Forefront Endpoint Protection use. |
| e umbrella of the Armada Music empire, whose | forefront face in the public is the founder, Dutch DJ |
| Forefront: French interpreter Blekman, Japanese interp | |
| lude aminopyralid in the UK include: Banish, | Forefront, Halcyon, Pharaoh, Pro-Banish, Runway, Syner |
| The Okhai Memon community was in | forefront in the task of rehabilitation of migrated Mu |
| He truly came to the | forefront in the 1986-87 season, as the team won promo |
| ormation into a modern state, which took the | forefront in expelling France from Germany and eventua |
| Being on the | forefront in the confrontation with Islamic and other |
| cold and mechanical voice are brought to the | forefront in [the song]." |
| n his first two parliaments, but came to the | forefront in the parliament that met in 1571, in which |
| He is in the international | forefront in evo-devo research. |
| t the years in bringing Indian issues to the | forefront in the General Assembly, including legislati |
| Rhett was on the | forefront in the MLS players' antitrust lawsuit agains |
| ark for full-size power plants and be at the | forefront in powering South East Asia. |
| Other parties which started coming to the | forefront included the Kisan Mazdoor Praja Parishad, w |
| At the | forefront is Melanie Blatt. |
| "In the | forefront is a full view of Texas, ready to go forth a |
| g natural beauty" and continues to be at the | forefront of the English village revolution. |
| is another institution which has been in the | forefront of service to the local population. |
| rican philosopher whose work has been at the | forefront of the new field of environmental philosophy |
| at raising the profile of drug policy to the | forefront of social concerns, hinging formulation and |
| rty developers Urban Splash have been at the | forefront of developments including the Chips building |
| Having been in the | forefront of the school improvement movement in 1976, |
| EW was to maintain Britain's position at the | forefront of radar technology and development as part |
| rague Semafor theater, which was then at the | forefront of the emerging Czechoslovakian pop music sc |
| ed to providing learning and practice at the | forefront of educational development, the school is st |
| On the | forefront of increasing awareness and exposure for vol |
| He has also been in the | forefront of those urging the professionalization of " |
| state representative Eric Croft were at the | forefront of turning the Democratic party away from th |
| Marky is at the | forefront of a new wave of artists prepared to revolut |
| m wardha constituency Datta Meghe are at the | forefront of separate vidarbha movement. |
| the Cybertron Defense team, battling at the | forefront of many of the most dangerous battles. |
| e of Mimasetoge (1569) and was killed in the | forefront of the fighting in the Battle of Nagashino i |
| He had been at the | forefront of the prosecutions but underwent a change o |
| ancy center, honored three physicians at the | forefront of the antiabortion movement, as well as for |
| and the Communist Party of India, and at the | forefront of the 1946-1947 Telengana Rebellion against |
| Sound The Central Bank Auditorium is at the | forefront of the industry, being the only theatre in t |
| s the years went by, Liebowitz stayed at the | forefront of new technologies and entertainment media, |
| Errol has also been at the | forefront of documenting the rise in influence of soci |
| 23 of September Communist League was at the | forefront of the conflict, active in several cities th |
| ation, and by 1994, Moving Shadow was at the | forefront of the UK jungle/drum and bass scene. |
| ria, British Columbia, placing Canada at the | forefront of communications technology. |
| f this new field, Dr. Kopans has been at the | forefront of combining mammography, ultrasound, and ot |
| The school has long been at the | forefront of using IT for education, the school makes |
| ,900 m2) of gallery space, putting it at the | forefront of post World War II art collections in the |
| ns they are able to innovate and keep at the | forefront of theory and practice. |
| al community to put children's rights in the | forefront of planning. |
| recognised research scientists and is at the | forefront of teaching in these areas with a number of |
| He has also been at the | forefront of criticism for his role advocating the exp |
| Florez has brought to the | forefront of discussion how rural California is often |
| in command of USS Gettysburg, he was in the | forefront of the attack on Fort Fisher, and he gallant |
| diohead helped to bring the DIY trend to the | forefront of public consciousness 2007 when they elect |
| ications, the Lear Center works to be at the | forefront of discussion and practice in the field. |
| he use of modes in jazz and later was at the | forefront of free jazz. |
| al consequences of using black troops at the | forefront of a major assault. |
| rs at the school at the time and were in the | forefront of the battle to keep the schools positive s |
| tch Limitation Effect by name, it was in the | forefront of his mind while writing the episode. |
| while region, then you would find us at the | forefront of those willing to co-operate with you in t |
| life during World War II, he returned to the | forefront of illegal opposition before the fall of the |
| Liverpool Riverside MP Louise Ellman, at the | forefront of the campaign to free Michael Shields afte |
| She has been at the | forefront of arguments emphasising the importance of t |
| Medicus Edinburgensis placed Scotland at the | forefront of European botany. |
| ing that perch, he planned to remain 'at the | forefront of Google's government relations team.' |
| gineering Institute, the MSE has been on the | forefront of software engineering education for over t |
| The granite monument in the | forefront of the picture was erected in honour of loca |
| Partly due to this BTV has been in the | forefront of molecular studies for the last three deca |
| ipe organ back to prominence, and was in the | forefront of the mid-20th-century resurgence of intere |
| Considered turntable pioneers at the | forefront of Swiss hip-hop, Silent majority are unusua |
| and machine intelligence, placing him at the | forefront of Information Technology research. |
| ore successfully positioned Henderson at the | forefront of the contemporary jazz scene. |
| ilities to pursue high field research at the | forefront of science and engineering, while advancing |
| He was in the | forefront of those seeking an end to the abductions, d |
| arrangements have thrust this group into the | forefront of modern jazz. |
| ed Dust And Spanish Lace and has been at the | forefront of the band ever since. |
| etal Treatment Center continues to be on the | forefront of fetal treatment research. |
| Managing Director of Guinness he was at the | forefront of business in the Republic of Ireland rangi |
| of the young international phenomenon at the | forefront of the rock and roll explosion. |
| Philadelphia Monthly Meeting, it was at the | forefront of women's involvement both in Quaker religi |
| a small college of about 700 students at the | forefront of the British development of geography. |
| ince its foundation in 1872, has been in the | forefront of education of girls. |
| y northern counties from 1599, he was in the | forefront of the common lawyers' attack on the council |
| ty based in the United Kingdom and is at the | forefront of providing support for male victims of dom |
| c Players' Theatre Board and has been at the | forefront of the campaign to rebuild the theatre on it |
| ugh recently Edachira has been pushed to the | forefront of Kerala's IT map with the establishment of |
| tts on the eve of the Revolution, was in the | forefront of those urging resistance to the King's dis |
| r happened, only committing a handful to the | forefront of the Battles of Midway and Guadalcanal. |
| , documents that place North Carolina at the | forefront of the American independence movement. |
| In the early 1990s Martin was at the | forefront of epigraphic research that would challenge |
| d as the man who kept the Dior label "at the | forefront of fashion while still producing wearable, e |
| , 1950s, and 1960s when the paper was at the | forefront of every aspect of the Jewish community's so |
| le of Praise, has for many years been at the | forefront of building relationships with communities l |
| as keeping its readers up to date and at the | forefront of the latest industry news, gasworld magazi |
| mposition, reliance on intuition came to the | forefront of his music, as well as the use of humour a |
| s-some of whom helped to place Sydney in the | forefront of the worldwide 'sexual revolution' of the |
| ispatched to harm her, placing Canaan at the | forefront of it all in order to protect her friend. |
| He remained at the | forefront of the anti-communal struggle through the 19 |
| l famous for bringing Irish home rule to the | forefront of the political agenda, was a short lived m |
| ‘as the Assembly member who has been at the | forefront of this campaign' |
| lster nationalist movements have been at the | forefront of supporting the Orange Order and upholding |
| es" in avant-garde jazz who has been "at the | forefront of modern music" for the past thirty years. |
| onist polemics eventually brought him to the | forefront of Jewish anger at the failure of the Zionis |
| He remained at the | forefront of the protests. |
| the field of medical research, and is at the | forefront of developing new therapies for the treatmen |
| their contemporaries, and were thrust to the | forefront of the burgeoning New York hardcore scene in |
| Few among the well-known individuals at the | forefront of the movement were great leaders, like Cha |
| of the Gulf Coast have placed him among the | forefront of American painters of the Twentieth Centur |
| er news outlets, lauded Heap as being at the | forefront of a "Twitter revolution." |
| such as Lowell Mason, and it has been at the | forefront of many fields, from the development of Sund |
| munist revolutions, youth groups were at the | forefront of protests. |
| Moriarty has been at the | forefront of state regulatory efforts to have U.S. reg |
| Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings, a band at the | forefront of a revivalist movement that aims to recapt |
| She was at the | forefront of the Chicago art in the '40's and '50's. |
| liance of Kashmiri pro-freedom groups at the | forefront of the political struggle against Indian rul |
| novels, after 1902, place Keyserling at the | forefront of German literary Impressionism. |
| t in 1985, a group which has remained at the | forefront of UK chamber music, working for radio and t |
| etics and life sciences that has been in the | forefront of developments in embryonic human stem cell |
| It was at the | forefront of development of FM radio, stereo FM, and R |
| reaches the mainstream, intends to be at the | forefront of driving hemp into the realm of credible, |
| Introduced in 1935 and for many years at the | forefront of alloy steel tubing technology, 531 tubing |
| devolution the Scottish SPCA has been at the | forefront of campaigning in the Scottish Parliament fo |
| plicitly religion-related issues move to the | forefront of the news, Nolan's articles have been know |
| This puts Gateshead at the | forefront of the arts both regionally and nationally. |
| his time at Birmingham, Sterling was at the | forefront of estates developments, creating a new skyl |
| Since the early 1990s he has been at the | forefront of the hardcore music scene. |
| After that appointment, Frisk stayed at the | forefront of the European refereeing scene. |
| He was at the | forefront of providing the medical arrangements for Op |
| alia's Wolfmother (to name but a few) at the | forefront of what's gradually become known in the mid- |
| Saurian warrior Terchac has been on the | forefront of this war for two hundred years. |
| John Hunter (1932-2005) who was at the | forefront of what is now the national movement to marr |
| uncilor John Eagleton is one of those at the | forefront of the allegations. |
| edar Revolution of 2005, where he was at the | forefront of Lebanon's most influential demonstration. |
| his life: writing and publishing at the very | forefront of the industry in Spain. |
| At the | forefront of infection control, the Trust was a pionee |
| e potential to bring British Columbia to the | forefront of green energy generation in North America. |
| Bill Butler has been at the | forefront of the campaign to tackle sectarianism in Sc |
| he nationalist strongholds and it was at the | forefront of the nationalist controlled regions, and c |
| r for Astronomical Adaptive Optics is at the | forefront of developments in adaptive optics. |
| Since then Adventists have been on the | forefront of media evangelism, and one program, It Is |
| bringing images and issues to the immediate | forefront of American political consciousness and beyo |
| Chabad has consistently been at the | forefront of Jewish education and community activism. |
| suggesting a brief presence for Clark at the | forefront of the '60s Britpop scene, particularly as t |
| Carreg Lafar is at the | forefront of the Welsh traditional music scene. |
| ring scene that thrust Led Zeppelin into the | forefront of the burgeoning American rock market, and |
| Carroll is at the | forefront of a field known as evolutionary development |
| n dollars, once again finding himself in the | forefront of a changing emphasis for public education |
| is a well equipped unit and has been at the | forefront of developing new equipment. |
| He has been in the | forefront of key entertainment programmes in South Asi |
| They are noted for being on the | forefront of high-end digital imaging. |
| est Bromwich, West Midlands, England, at the | forefront of a regional regeneration programme which - |
| dney University Speleological Society at the | forefront of speleology since its formation. |
| as a prominent churchman, he remained at the | forefront of public affairs during the reign of King J |
| roducers of the show pushed her character to | forefront of the show's storylines. |
| ican Astronomical Society, Asphaug is at the | forefront of scientists studying the "rubble pile" com |
| cally and today, cooperation has been at the | forefront of the community's mission. |
| This year we have really put music in the | forefront of everything we do. |
| ratified nationwide, he brought Utah to the | forefront of securities regulation. |
| He has been on the | forefront of developing multicore designs, asymmetric |
| ister of Transport) Herbert Morrison, at the | forefront of debates as to the level of regulation and |
| He was among the few intellectuals at the | forefront of party activities. |
| , we consider Kansas City to be truly at the | forefront of interfaith relations This is -- in no sma |
| tion, an issue which had been brought to the | forefront of the American conscience by the civil righ |
| It was at the | forefront of scientific developments in Europe in the |
| Thompson has been in the | forefront of every campaign against discrimination for |
| Gheeeraerts remained at the | forefront of fashion in the years immediately followin |
| ional Gemological Institute "has been at the | forefront of technology since its commencement in 1975 |
| , LA & NYC Todd was able to push Adam to the | forefront of listeners ears. |
| The Band is also at the | forefront of playing cruise liners away from the quays |
| and Laird merged to create a company at the | forefront of shipbuilding. |
| ved on, but Missing Link has remained at the | forefront of independent music in Australia. |
| o punk to heavy metal, the club stood at the | forefront of many musical trends. |
| At the | forefront of this ministry for over 100 years has been |
| They remain at the | forefront of day-to-day operations of the camps along |
| and his leadership skills brought him to the | forefront of many national organizations. |
| the 29th Division would once again be at the | forefront of the attack. |
| opened in 1985, Cornerhouse has been at the | forefront of Manchester's vibrant cultural scene. |
| He was at the | forefront of issues such as food safety, tuberculosis, |
| ible statement of the Bank's position in the | forefront of industry. |
| Citizens Project was also at the | forefront of the reestablishment of a Human Relations |
| During the 1940s, McShann was at the | forefront of blues and hard bop jazz musicians mainly |
| He is at the | forefront of Europe's new sound, regularly topping the |
| He was at the | forefront of creating and leading private sector respo |
| As a black actress, she has been at the | forefront of 'colour-blind casting', frequently taking |
| The Lovers have been at the | forefront of the 'Neo Burlesque'/'Gypsy Madness' mouve |
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