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Minivans, which were introduced by Chrysler in 1984, are more often decorated with spilled Cheerios than spoilers.

The changes to the wheat board, which were introduced by the current Conservative government, have deeply divided Western Canada's farmers.

The same was true for the Administration's plans for military tribunals, which were introduced by an Executive Order on November 13th.

An amateur photographer from Indiana, Mr. Cushman captured that eye-catching spectrum on Kodachrome slides, which were introduced by Kodak in 1935.

A review led by Lord Stevens, a former head of the Metropolitan Police, also recommended abolishing PCCs, which were introduced by the coalition government.

The rules will alter empty dwelling management orders, which were introduced by Labour in 2006 to give councils powers to take over properties that have been empty for as little as six months.

France, Russia, Germany and China oppose the measure, which was introduced by Britain with the support of the United States and Spain.

Museveni has not endorsed the private member's bill, which was introduced by a backbencher in the Ugandan parliament.

A common animal in many Australian desert areas today is the European rabbit, which was introduced by humans.

Instead, China built an infrastructure to support ballet, which was introduced by the Soviet Union, folk dance, and traditional opera.

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