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The language would later influence the designer of the Python programming language, widely used by programmers today.
As King confronted these difficult challenges, he learned valuable lessons that would later influence the campaign to desegregate Birmingham, Alabama, in 1963.
The intent is to uncover any past illnesses or problems that have not been previously identified and that may now or later influence the patient's health.
Like a distance-learning degree in esoteric, international and underground culture both modern and ancient, this would all, sooner or later, influence the second stage of his musical career.
In one such study, a young woman asking random men for directions to a fictional location of either the neutral "Martin Street," or the emotionally charged "Valentine Street," proved to later influence the men's willingness to assist a stranger in need.
Changes in the cytokine milieu in the early immune response (day 3 PI) following infection have been demonstrated to later influence the development of chronic autoimmunity [20].
His approach to literature later influenced the 20th-century poets Ezra Pound and T.S. Eliot.
Her work, she said, is based on 18th-century British rustic design, which later influenced the look of intricate wrought-iron furniture.
In 1523 Tyndale, whose Bible translation later influenced the authorised King James version, had graduated from Oxford and was working as a tutor in an aristocratic household back in his native Gloucestershire.
In 2004, Germany apologised for a genocide that killed 65,000 Herero people through starvation and slave labour in concentration camps that, according to some historians, later influenced the Nazis in the second world war.
In a naturalistic style that later influenced the ornithologist John James Audubon, she had her white cockatoo depicted pecking at a custard apple branch, and a pied hornbill clutching a tree stump entwined in a flowering creeper vine.
