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By the mid-1990s, they were attracting some 11 percent of children in the relevant age group and developing into a parallel system of education.
The Welsh piece, Dream, was a sweetly nostalgic crowd-pleaser, starting off at a bunting-strewn sports day and developing into a charming romp through the shortened Olympic syllabus.
He conceded that some famous names, like Zubin Mehta, would lead orchestras during the concert season, but insisted that La Scala was primarily an opera house and that the absence of his preferred conductors "risks becoming utterly absurd and developing into a scandal of truly international proportions because La Scala belongs to the whole world".
Writing to a journalist on the Italian daily Corriere della Sera, who had written approvingly of the programme, he said the situation "risks becoming utterly absurd and developing into a scandal of truly international proportions because La Scala belongs to the whole world".
What would have taken me months to accomplish is rapidly accelerating and developing into a mutually satisfying and productive relationship.
The same thing can spontaneously happen in humans, with the developing cell clusters from two separate fraternal twins combining and developing into a single person.
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Cinema began as a sideshow attraction and developed into a reputable art form.
He pitched and hit brilliantly, and developed into a Hall of Fame first baseman.
Then the embryo can keep growing and develop into a foetus.
Or is it here to stay and develop into a more established movement?
Then the virus is harvested, purified and developed into a vaccine.
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