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"Masters of Death" illuminates this early and pivotal chapter of the Holocaust.
As flames licked through the windows at the top of the Glasgow School of Art on Friday, and clouds of smoke bellowed through the scrolling art nouveau ironwork, onlookers faced the thought of losing not only one of the city's finest buildings, but a pivotal chapter of architectural history.
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For Bornfield, the project offers an opportunity to examine a pivotal chapter of history.
This year will mark the start of a pivotal chapter for development as the UN finalises ambitious goals this autumn to improve all lives and secure a healthy planet.
If Duerson indeed had C.T.E., his suicide while apparently in fear of his own cognitive deterioration would add a new and perhaps pivotal chapter to football's still-unfolding narrative surrounding concussions.
The diagnosis adds a new and perhaps pivotal chapter to football's still-unfolding narrative surrounding concussions.
As the medical historian Judith Walzer Leavitt argued in a 1996 study, cited by Bourdain, Mallon's case was a pivotal chapter in the history of public health, one with unmistakable reverberations in the age of AIDS.
Using Cabinet papers from the United Kingdom's National Archives, David Owen illuminates in fascinating detail this little-known, yet pivotal, chapter in the history of World War II.
A new documentary on PBS stations captures the political complexities and drama of this pivotal chapter in civil rights history.
In this pivotal chapter, Ivan introduces his brother Alyosha to the idea of a society in which a few knowledgeable but unhappy leaders dictate the course of existence for the blissfully ignorant masses.
