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The cassette tape doesn't appear to be on track for the same kind of romantic renaissance vinyl has been undergoing over the past decade, but a few pop culture milestones have driven its numbers back up.

The parliamentary election on Sunday revealed the depth of change that Polish society has undergone over the past generation.

Working people and the labour movement have been at the forefront of all social and political changes this country has undergone over the past three centuries.

But the eye-watering asking price is also down to the multi-million pound refurbishment the property has undergone over the past 18 months by its current owner, luxury developer Leconfield.

Survivors of the attack have also encouraged Obama to see for himself the scale of the destruction at the peace museum, as well as the transformation the city has undergone over the past 70 years.

Latin may seem as unchanging and eternal as the marble on which it is so often inscribed, but Mr. Ostler traces the remarkable stylistic changes it underwent over the centuries.

Surely removing the market target of our own exchange rate and therefore interest rate would add to our comfort in the difficult process of purging our system of excessive debt that we must undergo over the next few years?

The world's largest container portsTHE changes in distribution and cargo-handling capabilities of the world's biggest container ports show the shifts that the world economy has undergone over the past two decades.

Giles Duley has lost count of how many operations he has undergone over the last 19 months.

This result is quite expected as the system was designed in the 1980s and has only undergone over the years light refurbishments on its performance, cleanliness and seating.

When combined with the study of the biological changes that the human lineage has undergone over the last several million years, archaeology provides an important part of our understanding of the evolutionary success of modern humans, Homo sapiens.