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1. Today, Christianity celebrates the first Advent.
2. Carriages gradually disappeared with the advent of the motorcar.
3. Pottery usually appears in a culture after the advent of agriculture.
4. In the coming years the textile industry will adapt to the advent of free trade.
5. Before the advent of video games children played cowboys and Indians.
6. Before the advent of antibiotics, physicians had effective treatments for but a handful of diseases.
7. The advent of indoor tanning salons now allows Canadians to sport a sun-kissed look all year round.
8. "ASCII quotes" are a substitute character for the “real” quotes that vary from language to language, and the advent of Unicode have rendered ASCII quotes obsolete.
9. Sale of Parques Reunidos (Source: Rise Conseil’s report quoting the Advent internet site).
10. The advent of new technologies in the quarrying and working of marble has led to high unemployment and substantial emigration.
11. The problems of the company were due to external factors such as swine fever, the implosion of the Russian market and the advent of BSE.
12. Finally, it should not be forgotten that the product currently constitutes the principal economic resource of Colonnata. The advent of new technologies in the quarrying and working of marble has led to high unemployment and substantial emigration.
13. Until the advent and development of molecular-based tests, virus isolation by the inoculation of embryonated fowls' eggs was considered the most sensitive diagnostic test for AI by far and essential for subsequent identification and characterisation of the infecting virus.
14. This reflects inter alia the advent of DVB-T, which has increased the capacity of the terrestrial platform, and the decrease in the prices for reception equipment such as satellite dishes or set-top boxes, which has reduced the ‘lock-in effect’ [65].
15. However, the advent of the internet delivers the opportunity to reverse the situation and channel regional investors’ money into local companies to benefit the region.’ A West Midlands exchange would not fragment liquidity, instead it would encourage ongoing pooling of liquidity through the movement of a larger amount of shares at a single trade price on a weekly or monthly basis.