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…. This was followed by retrospectives in Paris and London at the end of the decade. After Gala's death in 1982, Dali's health began to fail. It deteriorated further after he was severely burned in a fire in Gala's castle in Pubol, Spain, in 1984. Two years later…

…, Faith Ringgold, and Renee Cox, the three among the few black women to put their foot in the art world, door. “Silhouette Expressions of Portraits Black”, Kathleen Atkins Wilson a fine artist, published her first four limited edition lithographs in 1984…

…the punches he suffered had taken an effect. In 1984, Ali learned he had Parkinson's disease. While the disease has left him a shadow of his former self, he still attempts to spread good will. At the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Ali again stood alone…

…society frequently explore the connection between a state's repression of its subjects and its perversion of language (“Newspeak” in George Orwell's 1984 is the most famous example), and The Handmaid's Tale carries on this tradition. Gilead maintains its…

…June 22, 1984 pg. 85 o “On the basis of experience in other countries, one could argue that the existence of the death penalty does not deter crime, since it is usually applied only in certain instances. The Soviet experience also suggests that a high…

…, to support PCjr and the PC portable. While this was in process, Microsoft were developing a DOS to work on networks, but this was taking longer than expected. 1984 was the year of the PC/AT, standing for advanced technology, incorporating the new hardware…

…been performed to great acclaim, including the 1975 George C. Scott production and the 1984 Michael Rudman production starring Dustin Hoffman, John Malkovich, and Kate Reid, which was later filmed for television. Other notable productions include the 1983…

…, the Chicago Bulls as the third pick of the 1984-85 season drafted Michael. Michael made a huge impact in the NBA (National Basketball Association). He made such an impact that he was selected to be an alternate on the Eastern Division all-star squad. With Michael's…

…Computing estimates that piracy cost the industry $1.3 billion in lost revenues between 1981 and 1984. Assuming approximately twenty five percent of the unautho! rized copies represent packages that would have been purchase, it is estimated that the revenue lost…

…, and also about when he was ill with tuberculosis. He wrote the book 1984 while he was ill; the book reflects the harshness of human suffering, the shame of pain. His novels were basically based on what he had encountered during his time and it is his encounters…