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Yet when Barack Obama first burst onto the national stage, very little mention was made of his mother.

He discovered what everyone else found out once the UFC burst onto the scene: Theory and practice are not the same.

data grids have burst onto the scene , making promises to revolutionize distributed data management.

The 35-year-old burst onto the Mandopop scene in 1996 and soon became one of the best-selling artists in Asia.

Firefox burst onto the scene with its initial release in 2003.

New and improved automated test frameworks and drivers burst onto the scene every month.

Mr. Zhang, a graduate of the elite Beijing Film Academy, burst onto the international scene in the late 1980s on the film-festival circuit.

Apple's iPad burst onto the scene in April 2010 amid massive buzz and, according to the company, sold 3 million units in 80 days.

Smith burst onto the folk scene in 2002 when she won BBC Radio Scotland's Young Traditional Musician of the Year Award.

Ms Stefanie Sun burst onto the Chinese music scene with her eponymous debut album in 2000.

Rapmusic, which burst onto the music scene in the 1970s, is actually more like a rhyming chant.

In 2002, his work burst onto international screens with the ghostly animation "Spirited Away. "

Audrey Hepburn was seen as a new kind of star when she burst onto the scene in 1953.

Secure Flight MaoFang burst onto the scene, secure in danger.

A major new talent has burst onto the literary scene .

Top-ranked Ms. Freeman burst onto the global stage when winning the 400 meters in the 2000 Olympic Games hosted in Sydney.

Swift, who turns 18 this month, burst onto the music scene last year with a best-selling album, and a hit single called "Tim McGraw. "

Then in the middle of 2001, the Eclipse project burst onto the development landscape.