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Lee continued to assemble new versions of Love, sometimes featuring co-founder Bryan MacLean, but their appeal grew increasingly nostalgic.
The appeal grew partly out of a long-running and rancorous dispute over Mr. Simpson's care and his prodigious art collection.
I feel this is it.' " His appeal grew when she learned that Mr. de Castro habitually made dinner for his mother and her friends.
What began as two tall towers, with questionable aesthetic appeal, grew on New Yorkers and became one of our reference points in Manhattan.
Diem never fulfilled his promise of land reforms, and during his rule communist influence and appeal grew among southerners as the communist-inspired National Liberation Front, or Viet Cong, launched an increasingly intense guerrilla war against his government.
Her earliest novels took place in Chicago, but as her appeal grew the settings became more glamorous and romantic: Palm Springs, Calif.; Sedona, Ariz.; and Maui, Hawaii, as well as Turkey, Norway, Greece and Japan.
Works of art are among those peculiar commodities whose appeal grow as their prices rise.
It is used by thousands of Sheffielders and, as Henderson's appeal grows, many more people throughout the country and indeed around the globe.
You can look up old friends, make new ones, share photos, arrange parties and tell each other what you thought of the latest George Clooney film.In this section A fistful of dollars Fit to print Hey, big spender Time for a property tax The spectre of comparisons ReprintsAs more people join Facebook, its appeal grows.
Contrast this with the awfully artificial-feeling rack of the Toyota Highlander or the numb, over-assisted Hyundai Santa Fe, and the CX-9's appeal grows.
The court will decide two related appeals growing out of the 1990 abduction of a Mexican doctor who was under indictment by a federal grand jury in the torture and murder of a federal narcotics agent in Guadalajara, Mexico.
