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Mod, from the word modernist, is a
subculture that
began in late 1950s
London and
spread throughout Great Britain,
eventually influencing fashions and...
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After launching a very
basic initial 0.1
release known as
Project Reality Mini Mod (PRMM), the team
struggled to gain
traction due to
Electronic Arts adopting...
- drum
machines such as the TR-808.
Other synthesizer clones include the
MiniMOD (a
series of
Eurorack modules based on the Minimoog), the
Intellijel Atlantis...
- with the
mod revival of the late 1970s. In the early- to mid-1970s, many
suedeheads also
owned Lambretta scooters and
there was a type of
mini-
mod revival...
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Mod league is a form of
rugby league developed by the
Australian Rugby League. It was
developed to
introduce children to
rugby league.
Mod league follows...
- Edition,
pages 43 and 44,
Ballantine Books, 1979
Samantha Bleikorn, The
Mini Mod Sixties Book, page 123, Last Gasp, 2002
Kathy Garver and Fred Ascher, X...
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MOD Corsham (formerly
Basil Hill Barracks) is a
Ministry of
Defence establishment located between the
towns of
Corsham and Box in Wiltshire, England....
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MoD Bicester is a
large military installation consisting of two
barracks and a
storage and
distribution centre, just
outside Bicester in Oxfordshire....
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Defence Munitions (DM)
Kineton occupies the site
officially known as
MOD Kineton, and is a
Ministry of
Defence property located close to the
village of...
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Ministry of
Defence Chicksands, or more
simply MOD Chicksands, is a tri-service
British Armed Forces facility in Bedfordshire,
approximately 35 miles...
