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  Carter created several other series, including Millennium (1996–99), in which a member of the mysterious Millennium Group investigated more earthly, yet still frightening, crimes and other weird phenomena supposedly arising as the world approached the new millennium.

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  He was Washington DC bureau chief from 2007-2013, diplomatic editor from 1999-2006, chief political correspondent from 1996-99 and political editor of the Scotsman from 1990-96.

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  Dashbalbar (1957–99), who attended and graduated from a literary institute in Moscow, made his name as a member of the Mongolian parliament (served 1996–99).

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  She went on to study dancing and musical theatre at Bodywork Company in Cambridge (1996-99).

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  During his first term as prime minister (1996-99), Mr Netanyahu told Mossad to prevent Iran, by every means other than military force, from getting a nuclear weapon.

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  FOLLOWING the explosive growth of Internet stockbroking in America in 1996-99, it was natural that American online brokers would start expanding into Europe.

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  But for all that, America has made little use of landmines in the past three decades, having cleared its last minefield, at the Guantanamo naval base in Cuba, in 1996-99 and having used a single APL in Afghanistan in 2002 (the purpose is unknown).

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  She earned her fifth Emmy Award for her performance in Screen Actors Guild 50th Anniversary Celebration (1984) and her sixth Emmy for a 1997 guest role on the series Promised Land (1996–99).

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  It may sound a bit gimmicky, but such ultra-discounting can clearly be a profitable proposition: 99¢ Only Stores' market capitalisation has grown steadily from $225m in May 1996, when the company went public, to $1.7 billion today.

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  Excluding the big six sides, only Newcastle in 1995-96 (21) and Aston Villa in 1998-99 (20) have made a better start in the Premier League than the Foxes since 1995, while Newcastle, in 1996-97, and most recently Leeds, in 2000-01, also managed 18 points.

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  Carlos Filipe Ximenes Belo, (born February 3, 1948, Wailacama, East Timor), Roman Catholic bishop of Dili who, with José Ramos-Horta, received the 1996 Nobel Prize for Peace for their efforts to bring peace to East Timor (Timor Timur) during the period that it was under Indonesian control (1975–99).

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  …moved to the telecommunications firm Lucent Technologies in time for its $3 billion initial public offering in 1996, serving as executive vice president for corporate operations (1997–99) and vice president and CEO of Lucent’s core business, the service provider networks group (1999–2000).

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  All these imbalances pushed Colombia first towards slower growth and rising unemployment from 1996 onwards, and then, in 1998-99, into the novel experience of deep recession.

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  None of the six restaurants that followed Lolabelle—not the Napa Valley Grill (1995); not Tucci (1996); not Tucci No. 2 (1997); not Peaches (1998-99), part-owned by Donald Trump’s Georgia-born second wife, Marla Maples; not Il Patrizio (2000-04), a kosher Italian restaurant; not Haikara Grill (2005-07), a kosher Japanese steak house; not Smokin’ Q (2008-09), a nonkosher barbecue place—could reverse the site’s ill fortune.

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  His son Danny also had a long NBA career (1981–99), with a variety of teams, after having played collegiately at Syracuse University.

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  Bill Clinton in 1998–99.

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  Iron Fist subsequently starred in a self-titled miniseries in 1996, before returning to a greatly expanded Heroes for Hire (1997–99).

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  His three-party coalition won 99 seats in the 200-member parliament, down from 112 in the previous legislature.

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  The origin of the 99 Flake name is unclear.

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  He won a series of world championships (1989–91, 1993–95, 1997–99), as well as gold medals at the 1988 Olympics in Seoul, the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona, and the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta.