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Geldof is referring to the mid-Nineties when his wife, TV presenter and columnist Paula Yates, left him for now deceased INXS singer Michael Hutchence.
Evening Standard - Home Simon Mills 2011
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Taylor and Adam first crossed paths in the mid-Nineties and stayed friends ever since.
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The same thing happened to the mass-market horror genre in the mid-Nineties.
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During the mid-Nineties, the Austin Fire Department issued UT's chemistry department an ultimatum: either clean up its oldest lab, which was in a Gilded Age building on an internal (private) university drive, or they'd stop responding to the repeated hazardous fires there and just let the sucker burn.
Chemistry class explosion injures seven | recordonline.com 2010
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Timothy Mo set up Paddleless Press in the pre-web mid-Nineties.
Daniel Ben-Horin: Timothy Mo Is Missing: Thoughts on SOPA, Creativity, and True Fans Daniel Ben-Horin 2012
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All through the early and mid-Nineties I was writing a nonfiction book on radio (On the Air, for Oxford University Press).
An Interview with John Dunning, author of Two O'Clock Eastern Wartime 2010
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He has reported on the fan film phenomenon since the mid-Nineties, and has been interviewed by the Times of London, Los Angeles Times, Newsday and others as an expert on fan film culture.
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Timothy Mo set up Paddleless Press in the pre-web mid-Nineties.
Daniel Ben-Horin: Timothy Mo Is Missing: Thoughts on SOPA, Creativity, and True Fans Daniel Ben-Horin 2012
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In nearly ten searing anti-sweatshop columns in the mid-Nineties, he captured Americans 'disquietude about corporate-led globalization while pointing out the tone-deaf callousness of Bill Clinton's team; the latter was summed up nicely by James Carville when asked about his Nike deal (by another journalist, not Herbert): he berated the reporter for deigning to ask, snarling, "I own stock in Royal Dutch Shell, too."
Jeff Ballinger: ON THE MEDIA Fawns Over Sweatshop-Loving Kristof 2010
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In nearly ten searing anti-sweatshop columns in the mid-Nineties, he captured Americans 'disquietude about corporate-led globalization while pointing out the tone-deaf callousness of Bill Clinton's team; the latter was summed up nicely by James Carville when asked about his Nike deal (by another journalist, not Herbert): he berated the reporter for deigning to ask, snarling, "I own stock in Royal Dutch Shell, too."
ON THE MEDIA Fawns Over Sweatshop-Loving Kristof Jeff Ballinger 2010
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