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Masekela was 14 when the Bantu Education Act of 1953 was enacted, essentially establishing educational segregation.

Red Bull entered the European market (initially in Austria) in 1987, and was first sold in the United States in 1997, essentially establishing energy drinks as a separate beverage category.

"Now, there are three entrepreneurs running these machines," essentially establishing a mini power company for a village, he reports.

Apple's iTunes is blazing a new trail online essentially establishing Apple as a major distributor of music.

Content creators are upending this nascent business by going directly to the consumer without strategy — spraying and praying — essentially establishing a growing oligopoly without margin.

And while those who are not affected directly by a racist joke can sit back and say "relax, it's just a joke," the ramifications of such a joke can be severe— essentially establishing a racial superiority of the joke-teller over the victim of the bigoted joke.

The new California law essentially establishes a layer of oversight on this relationship.

The Puritans essentially established a theocracy, with close ties between the government and the clergy.

"The standard essentially establishes a floor, which sorts out the junk, with the expectation that the rest is good," Mr. Siminovitch said.

One bill, from Scott Tipton of Colorado, would essentially establish energy development — mainly of fossil fuels — as the primary use of the public lands.

These zones were essentially established 8 million to 16 million years ago, so the cold-water species in north and south should have had plenty of time to develop genetic differences.