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burst onto the scene

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burst onto the scene
to suddenly become famous. Marsalis burst onto the scene in the early 1980s and proved that jazz could have its own superstars.
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Notre Dame is also the place Travis Johnson burst onto the scene as a dominant defensive lineman.
A LITTLE PRINCE: The prince of pop burst onto the scene in 1998 with his album and hit title song Aaron's Party (Come Get It).
I didn't know exactly how I was going to get a horse into this book, which takes place largely in an inner-city saloon, but sure enough, at just the right moment, an unbroken horse burst onto the scene and was shot dead in front of Mairhe as a portent of her wild brother's fate.
 
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