During the first half of the 20th century The Relapse was relatively neglected, along with other Restoration drama, and experts are uncertain about exactly when Vanbrugh's original again resurged to prominence on the stage and thereby marginalised Sheridan's version.
The series first came to prominence during its original run, from 1963 to 1989, but it has transcended cult status in its latest incarnation, which began in 2005.
German newspapers are required to print corrections with the same prominence as the original report; Scandinavian countries have acts of parliament overseeing press ethics; France has tough privacy laws.
One of my favorite things about AmateurIllustrator is the prominence of quality, original text content.
They are by Jules Olitski, one of the original colorfield painters, who rose to prominence in the sixties, and what's surprising about them is that they are landscapes--unabashed, recognizable, and so gorgeous that they risk critical scoldings.
Though he did not achieve Graham's prominence, his work was original and influential, in ways that will be examined at the conference, together with what he might have wanted that legacy to be.
Combat was given less prominence than in the original.
The master recordings of these three songs, with their original Parsons' vocals restored to full prominence, were finally issued as part of The Byrds box set in 1990.
Additionally, PCA orders the PCs according to the degree of variance they explain in the original data set, allowing quantifying the prominence of the task-related components [ 21].
"We need rapid corrections, which are given the same prominence and circulation as the original fake news.
