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The sports car, which has undergone few changes since its introduction as a 2009 model, is the sixth generation of Nissan's Z line, which was ushered in by the 240Z of 1970.
Islamists have angrily denounced Egypt's Christians as having given political cover to the new government, which was ushered into power by military chief, General Abdel Fatah al-Sisi, who ordered his officers to arrest Morsi and his aides on 3 July.
Former diplomat Edgard Telles Ribeiro chose the form of a John le Carré-style novel to write about the Dirty War period from 1964 to 1984, which was ushered in by a military coup.
He is chairman of the Council's Environmental Protection Committee, which is ushering through two bills -- introduced by Council members John C. Liu from Queens and Eva S. Moskowitz from Manhattan -- that would ban the sale and installation of audible alarms in the city.
To conjure up these images is to have some idea what lies in store for theatergoers at "Songs of Paradise," the sunny, high-spirited Yiddish-English musical at Theater Four, which is ushering in the 86th season of the Folksbiene Yiddish Theater.
Ostensibly, Google would want to acquire Valve to take control over the digital distribution business, which is ushering in an era of downloading games directly to consoles without physical media and the company could even use it as a new means of software distribution.
Despite the familiarity of the rituals by which the old regime was ushered out and the new one was ushered in, the youngest prime minister since Lord Liverpool is fast becoming one who will preside over a new form of politics, even if that has less to do with his initial plans than the scrappy manner of his arrival.
I was ushered to lunch, which felt like entering the Great Hall at Hogwarts.
One student was ushered away.
