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Show and Screen "Blast," "Broom," "The Dial" "The Hound and a Horn" - those were the names of a few of what are called "the little magazines" that ushered many groundbreaking novelists and poets into American literature in the first half of the 20th century.

Through her tireless dedication and work, Jones ushered many pivotal yet under-acknowledged artists into their rightful places in the contemporary art dialogue, and changed the way the African diaspora is seen, taught and remembered.

It was the United States, after all, that helped usher many of the current Iraqi leaders into power and, given the improved but still fragile security situation in the country, many still see a need for an American military presence.

As a founder of Software Recording Co. alongside Oneohtrix Point Never's Daniel Lopatin, Joel Ford has had a hand in ushering many of the last decade's most boundary pushing electronic records into existence.

At the same time, President da Silva has deepened many of the social programs begun 10 years ago under Fernando Henrique Cardoso, who as president ushered in many of the structural reforms that laid the foundations of Brazil's stable growth today.

The year ushered in many opportunities for great eating at contained prices, though I suspect in this one sense 2009 may outpace 2008.

In part because of the ebb and flow of politics, the 2010 election ushered out many incumbents, served up the House to Republicans and increased Republican numbers in the Senate.

I have ushered in many a New Year with friends at Samdan, where the same consistency of service and delicious food have prevailed -- no easy task for any restaurant on such a busy night.

He thinks the collapse in the restraining power of religion helped to push the world into the era of total war.Given that we are all products of the more secular age which "the war to end all wars" ushered in, many people will find his theory pretty far-fetched.

"While on paper, landmark reforms have been ushered in, many challenges have cropped up in enforcing them," The Times of India of India says in another report.

As the former capital and window to the west, St Petersburg owes much of its sophisticated European sheen to Italian architects who ushered in many of the baroque and neoclassical buildings.