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Since Palace Costume’s inception, Barnett’s clothing has appeared in classic films such as “Chinatown,” “Bonnie and Clyde,” “The Godfather,” and more recent Oscar winners like “La La Land” and “Everything Everywhere All at Once.”

The building owner, Mark Nassab, told The Times that the project has been in full compliance with city and state law since its inception.

Reuniting with the South had always been a key, if increasingly unrealistic, part of the North's ideology since the inception of the state - until its current leader, Kim Jong Un, abandoned the idea in 2024.

From BBC

Since its inception, the church has formed other campuses in east Fort Worth, Dallas, Waco and Austin.

From Salon

At its inception, Plaid was primarily a social movement.

From BBC

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