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The impressionist Rory Bremner said: In 1997 Wood was made an OBE in the Queen's birthday honours, later being made a CBE in 2008.

We then compute three kinds of centrality measures that were initially developed by Freeman (1979) before later being made amenable in STATA by Miura (2012) and Cerulli and Zinilli (2014): Degree centrality measures the importance of a vertex by the number of its connections and was obtained from peer advice network information.

Upon the entrance of the United States into the World War, MacDowell was called to Washington as a dollar-a-year man on the War Industries Board, later being made director of the Chemicals Division, having personal charge of the procurement and allocation of nitrate for the United States.

Described as the "greatest commoner in England", he chose the passage of the Great Reform Act 1832 as the moment to retire, later being made the Earl of Leicester in July 1837.

Gehenna later was made a garbage centre to discourage a reintroduction of such sacrifices.

Ordet later was made into a motion picture by the Danish director Carl Dryer.

Both the alert, dated March 20, and the department's response a week later, were made public Thursday.

(The manager, George Shapiro, would later be made a rich man by a more commercially viable client, Jerry Seinfeld).

The materials Bhaskaran creates for the course will later be made available on SimCafe, a Cornell site providing free simulation resources.

Van de Hulst was appointed a lecturer in astronomy at the University of Leiden in 1948 and four years later was made a professor there; he retired in 1984.

In 1832 he was named a peer of France and two years later was made a director of the École Normale.