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This inaugurated a new chapter in clowning, as more performers began to appear in vaudeville and other stage shows.

The scale of European imperialism inaugurated a new chapter in the history of greed which still shapes all our lives.

9 P.M. (13, 49) DOWNTON ABBEY "Masterpiece Classic" inaugurates a new chapter in this soap opera, created by Julian Fellowes, about masters and servants at the twilight of the British Empire.

The realism of the work, which caused a scandal when it was first produced in 1875, was to inaugurate a new chapter in the history of opera; and the combination of brilliant local colour and directness of emotional impact with fastidious workmanship and a wealth of melody have made this opera a favourite with musicians and public alike.

Don't bet against that history acquiring a fresh chapter.

Yes, a fresh chapter in life can be exciting.

University was an opportunity for me to start a fresh chapter.

As a new season dawns, a fresh chapter opens on Jonny Wilkinson's fitness problems.

Last Christmas, a paperback appeared with a fresh chapter of updated material.

They will have to close the show and relaunch it, begin a fresh chapter".

Feeling disillusioned and depressed, I turned to blogging and started A Fresh Chapter.

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