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Moore was born in 1898, the son of a Yorkshire miner, and in his long working life, which lasted to within weeks of his death in 1986, he became one of the most internationally renowned – and expensive – British artists of his generation.

Estimates of the number that perished in the disturbances, which lasted to the beginning of October, have varied from 2,000 by a Roman Catholic apologist to 70,000 by the contemporary Huguenot Duke de Sully, who himself barely escaped death.

Jersey was 18 months into the German Occupation, which lasted to 1945, and local diarist Leslie Sinel said islanders were beginning to show signs of defiance.

When Hallowell moved to Paris in 1893, she and Rodin continued their warm friendship and correspondence, which lasted to the end of the sculptor's life.

The show was part of the Violence in Jealousy tour, which lasted to the end of the year and once again saw Yoshiki collapse after the October 24 Yokohama Arena gig.

During the resulting epidemic, which lasted to 1978, 553,132 cases were reported.

In the remaining mice tumours were allowed to grow up to a size of 5 8 mm, which lasted 20 to 42 days (mean 25.37 days, median 22 days).

All samples were kept in saline solution, which was replenished every 7 days to avoid dehydration throughout the evaluation period, which lasted up to 12 weeks.

During the recordings, which lasted up to 33 h, the rabbits (N = 7) were able to move unrestrictedly in their cages, performing their habitual behaviours.

The model held by the archive ran on four AA batteries, which lasted up to 20 hours.

The series, which lasted from 1978 to '82, was perfect for Williams's madcap, ever-energetic presence.