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This essay inaugurates a new practice atTheatre Journal to explicitly include digital scholarship among the works reviewed in this section.

(Herewith inaugurating a regular feature in which academics explain their work).

"Life-Size" broke the fictional ice on eating disorders, inaugurating a genre dubbed "Anorexia Lit".

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway complex was built in 1909, inaugurating a new era in history.

The Greens reacted by inaugurating an internet-driven primary campaign.

This presidential inaugural can inaugurate a national culture of service.

And it led John J. Legere, T-Mobile's flamboyant, foul-mouthed chief executive, to brand his company the "uncarrier," and inaugurate a string of measures that have turned every accepted practice in the mobile business on its head.

In Britain the Media Standards Trust recently inaugurated a website, churnalism.com, hoping to shame the press out of the common practice of recycling press releases into news stories.

But Houston inaugurated a change.

It would inaugurate a "post-bureaucratic" age.

This inaugurates a series of further misfortunes.