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However, the show did manage to win its 8pm slot with a 23% share, ahead of the Antiques Roadshow on BBC1 and the Soap Awards on ITV, both of which attracted just under 4 million viewers.

ABC was third with Halloween-themed episodes of its comedy lineup including "The Middle" (9.4 million) and "Modern Family" (13.1 million), both of which attracted their largest audiences ever.

This was particularly true of Berlin, which was the site of the Prussian Academy of Sciences (founded 1700) and the Humboldt University of Berlin (founded 1809 10), both of which attracted great scholars from all over the country.

"Although punitive fines and criminal sanctions could be effective in encouraging pre-notification, that would have a chilling effect on journalism, even political and investigative reporting, both of which attracted a high level of protection under the convention," the court wrote.

This led to the BRCK solar-powered mobile Wi-Fi device and Gearbox digital prototyping startup, both of which attracted Mark Zuckerberg's attention on his recent Africa trip.

In its glory days, The Industry Standard was famous for its lavish parties on the roof of its San Francisco headquarters and for its Internet conference, both of which attracted the elite of Silicon Valley.

The Republicans have already had two, each of which attracted more than twenty million television viewers, and will stage ten more.

Dr. Huntington wrote, co-wrote or edited 17 books and dozens of scholarly articles, many of which attracted fierce criticism.

Two further novels followed, neither of which attracted much of a following; but The Confessions of Nat Turner (1967) was - at first - a huge hit, winning the Pulitzer Prize.

The Times gathered extensive information on all 100, and looked closely at more than 25 of the cases, a surprising number of which attracted little but local attention.

This is not a story about the campaign to save at least 600 libraries nationally under threat – the threatened closure of which attracted so much attention last week – but a story of personal conversion.