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Recently remarried, Ellison, vigorous at 81, can celebrate the success of his two grown children, Megan, 39, an accomplished film producer, and David, 42, a burgeoning media mogul.

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The exhibition concludes by chronicling the diary’s burgeoning popularity.

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"We can't wait for the national and international music spotlight to shine on our fantastic city, showcasing our burgeoning music industry, hugely talented musicians and amazing venues," she said.

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The burgeoning ties between Beijing, Moscow and Pyongyang, on show at China's parade, put South Korea in "a very difficult situation", Lee said.

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We have reached the point in our burgeoning white nationalism when our high court has deemed brown synonymous with illegal, regardless of what country that pigment originated in.

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