In the 1980's, with the advent of frequent-flier miles, getting something for nothing took a major turn for the better.
Dear Abby spanned the sexual revolution (one reader cheekily asked where it was taking place and how he could get there), the women's movement (she actively campaigned for the Equal Rights Amendment), the legalization of abortion (she favored abortion rights), and the advent of AIDS (she advocated frequent testing and education).
These mechanisms were lost with the advent of colonisation whereupon widespread and frequent exposure to introduced tobacco occurred through rations and wage payments.
Catching by hand has become increasingly frequent, since the advent of SCUBA diving made the animal's habitat more accessible to humans.
Amyloidosis, one of the severe complications of FMF, was relatively frequent before the advent of colchicine as a therapy.
WITH the advent of high-throughput sequencing, large and frequent longitudinal samples of segregating alleles are becoming increasingly abundant.
Most have a marked propensity to involve extranodal sites, especially the GIT, CNS (less frequent with the advent of highly active antiretroviral therapy), liver, and bone marrow.
39 While the frequency of AR mutation in CRPC tumors treated with luteinizing hormone (LH -releasing hormone agonist and first-generation AR antagonists is LH -releasing 33 thormoneuency of these mutagonistmandbecome more frequent with the advent of potent antagonists of AR signantagonists
As a piano omnivore, Lumpe welcomed the advent of online group discussions and became a frequent contributor to Yahoo groups and a Usenet/Google newsgroup, rec.music.classical.recordings, where participants embraced a hodgepodge of musical topics and the tenor of conversations ranged from meticulously informative to flamingly combative.
With the advent of television talk shows, Gabor became a frequent guest as early as the 1950s, charming audiences with her fractured English and slightly risque jokes about her reputation as an oft-married seductress fond of men and money.
