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There are hundreds of planes of this model flying around the world, and thousands of its vintage and later that make use of composites, which have greater strength and durability than the metals that have been traditionally used.

But it was "Titanic," 15 years later, that made Ms. Stuart a celebrity again.

It's the chat, Gibbs says later, that makes Spillers special.

"In Hartford," Ms. Hepburn would remember years later, "that made her a wicked woman.

It was, however, his second film, Alien, two years later that made him a director of world stature.

Publicity about the raid is credited with helping to get legislation passed a few years later that made the sale of wine more competitive.

This work begins with the insight, first made by Ronald H. Coase in a 1937 paper that would help win him the Nobel in economic science 54 years later, that making and enforcing contracts isn't cost free.

Some $15 million later, that makes her look like Warren Buffett.

But it was the success of Tapestry ten years later that made her a mega-star.

But, as Reykowski pointed out, it was really what didn't happen a few days later that made all the difference.

She recalled later that making fun of Sarah Palin in front of Sarah Palin was no biggie: "I was so pregnant that I was just trying to not give birth -- that was my goal.