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During the Ottoman period, al-Azhar regained its status as a favored institution of learning in Egypt, overtaking the madrasas that had been originally instituted by Saladin and greatly expanded by the Mamluks.

One application of these theorems is in the introduction of nonstandard analysis, which was originally instituted by other considerations.

In the 19th, the reforms that gave rise to the modern form of peer review were originally instituted so as to eliminate social position and elevate scientific merit as factors in assessing research.

The 10pm to 6am window was originally instituted in a 2002 law — Jugendmedienschutz-Staatsvertrag, or Youth Media Protection Act —   that was intended to restrict adult cinemas from showing films in the day.

Muslims believe that the Biblical patriarch, Abraham, originally instituted the hajj in Makkah to serve as the focal meeting point for all believers and to establish it as the centre of the monotheistic movement, a task later taken up with the utmost dedication by his descendant, Muhammad.

In the same year, the bold reintroduction of the income tax (originally instituted during the Napoleonic Wars) established internal revenue on a sound footing and enabled him to make sweeping reductions of duties on food and raw materials entering the country.

A practice that had originally been instituted to ward off electoral scams like ballot-box stuffing (we call it "booth capturing") was transformed into a proud reaffirmation of faith in Indian democracy.

Religious freedom laws were instituted originally to protect, say, a Muslim woman who wears a hijab.

He begins his first chapter, "The Strange Birth of Suburbia," by calling sprawl, "[t]he mutant spawn of a socialist commune," and traces its beginnings to radical experiments in collectivism, originally based on Fourierist principles, instituted by "the dissidents of another era, abolitionists, sexual pioneers, seekers of spiritual enlightenment".

Memorial Day (or as it was originally known, Decoration Day) was first instituted in May during the late 1860s to commemorate these fallen.

The result is that despite evidence of superior cost-effectiveness of surgical castration, LHrH agonists have become the predominant mode of castration, often instituted earlier in the disease than originally intended when castration for advanced prostate cancer was first described.