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The first book in the saga was published back in 1996 and slowly began to develop cult status ever since.

This cartoon, by Arnie Levin, was published back in 2000, when user names were still in their awkward phase.

This video was published back in March but recently picked up by Reddit and the Washington Post.

I was also proud when my first book, Adventures with Chocolate, was published back in 2009 and it immediately won a prize at the Gourmand Cookbook Awards in Paris.

Clearly, many of them were far too early in predicting a debt-driven crisis; Peter Warburton's jeremiad "Debt and Delusion", for example, was published back in 1999.But they have a point now.

Ever since your first collection of stories, "The Magic of Blood," was published back in 1993, you've been hailed as a Chicano writer, a Latino writer, a Hispanic writer, and a Mexican-American writer.

The pace of traditional taxonomy is, in some instances, catching up with genome sequencing, as was demonstrated with a new Strepsiptera genome [ 2] which was published back-to-back with its species description in Zookeys[ 3].

I was personally delighted to see two nominations for Han Kang's Human Acts, which was doubly disadvantaged this year in being published back in January and overshadowed by Han's previous novel, The Vegetarian, which won the Man Booker International in the same month.

Hare counters that he hoped and expected that the Skeem and Cooke paper, and his response, would be published back in 2008.

You know the sort, I'm sure: the stories that get a whole conference buzzing, end up being published back to back in the big journals, and sometimes even make it into the newspapers.

This new class of vulnerabilities took advantage of attack vectors within custom built web applications, using techniques like passing Javascript calls into web forms which would then be published back to an unsuspecting user.