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Pros: He moved to Channel 5 a year ago with a reputation established during a four-year stint in charge of Channel 4's entertainment output, responsible for shows including So Graham Norton, Banzai, Smack The Pony and Trigger Happy TV.
These enclaves were guarded by the Turkish Cypriots' own militia, established during a period of inter-communal reciprocal slaughter between 1963 and 1967.
The problems of Cambodians in New York were compounded because the community, small to begin with, became established during a decade when the city struggled on many fronts.
The Central American Minors program, or CAM, was established during a 2014 border crisis, when unaccompanied minors were arriving in unprecedented numbers, often assisted by smugglers.
In that era, the International Cognitive Linguistics Association ICLAA) was still relatively new: ICLA was established during a conference held in 1989 in Germany.
The rejection, on March 18, came a day before the Chinese government accused Washington of committing a "series of erroneous acts" and spoiling the good relations established during a visit in February to Beijing by President Bush.
The key is the camaraderie that has been established during an unbeaten qualifying campaign.
The exact circumstances of Jose's death remain sketchy, but this much has been established: during an altercation in which Jose may have struck his sister, Jane, she stabbed him with a kitchen knife.
The group also looked into goals established during an ongoing comprehensive plan update in Lansing, and whether or not current physical and policy landscapes make those goals realistically achievable.
Businessman John M. Patterson is walking precincts and banking on the base he established during an unsuccessful campaign for the Santa Ana City Council in 1992.
Last season's 4-8 Gators, coupled with a stunning loss in the 2013 Sugar Bowl, cost Muschamp whatever good will he had established during an 11-win regular season in 2012.
