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And this was the case long before railways came into vogue.
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Experimental methods of study gradually came into vogue, particularly in the domain of physiology.
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From thenceforth their system came into vogue in all soft soil and subaqueous tunneling.
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Later, when the snow-tunnel system came into vogue, the place became another Labyrinth of Minos.
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Gradually a kind of joint-stock arrangement came into vogue.
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Yes; he was apothecary at Scarington in the old days, before Dr Fillgrave came into vogue.
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Nobody knew when it first came into vogue.
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From Italian influence, Palladian architecture came into vogue.
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When humanitarianism came into vogue, and the unsound were tended at public expense, this natural selection ceased.
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When the Gothic style came into vogue, succeeding the Norman, the remainder of the present edifice was added.
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As the Government showed no signs of being impressed by peaceful persuasion, more violent methods came into vogue.
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Idolatries of several kinds came into vogue, some adopted from abroad, others developed out of their own system.
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When the Great Tao (Way or Method) ceased to be observed, benevolence and righteousness came into vogue.
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Besides these village amusements, many plays of a religious character came into vogue during the twelfth and thirteenth centuries.
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Miss Martineau says, Lord Brougham was at his chateau at Cannes when the daguerreotype process first came into vogue.
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File transfer service YouSendIt decided to create and manage its own datacenters in 2004, before cloud services came into vogue.
