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Act articles
Title	x min read	Artist	Publish date
Snobbery and decay Act	1	Act	16 May 87
Act one Act	3.5	Act	May 87
Act one take one Act	1.5	Act	May 87
Antenna music Act	2.5	Act	May 87
Method acting Act	6.5	Act	May 87
Snobbery and decay Act	0.5	Act	May 87
Snobbery and decay Act	0.5	Act	May 87
Snobbery and decay—Exclusive Moonlighting mix Act	1	Act	May 87
Lifestyles of the rich and famous Act	5	Act	6 Jun 87
Serious moonlighting Act	6	Act	13 Jun 87
Absolutely immune press release Act	1.5	Act	2 Sep 87
Dance trax Act	0.5	Act	14 Nov 87
It’s all an act Act	4	Act	87
Act: Duke of York’s Theatre, London Act	3	Act	27 Feb 88
Act: I can’t escape from you Act	0.5	Act	27 Feb 88
Act of Propaganda Act	2.5	Act	Feb 88
Act, Duke of York Theatre, London Act	1.5	Act	Feb 88
Brunel, Duke of York’s Act	1.5	Act	Feb 88
Material world: Mr and Mrs Morley Act	3.5	Act	Feb 88
Trent Poly Nottingham Act	2	Act	Feb 88
Actions speak louder Act	2	Act	5 Mar 88
I can’t escape from you Act	0.5	Act	5 Mar 88
Act: I can’t escape from you Act	0.5	Act	Mar 88
Dressed to thrill Act	7	Act	Mar 88
I can’t escape from you Act	0.5	Act	Mar 88
I can’t escape from you Act	0.5	Act	Mar 88
I can’t escape from you Act	1	Act	Mar 88
I can’t escape from you Act	0.5	Act	Mar 88
Act: Fact Act	3.5	Act	Jun 88
Laughter, tears and rage Act	1	Act	16 Jul 88
Action direct Act	13.5	Act	Aug 88
Instant images Act	0.5	Act	*88
Laughter tears and rage Act	1.5	Act	Mar 04

On the 8th of December at some other point in time, the following happened. Were you there? Did you see? Did it change your life?

Paul Rutherford was born in 1959.
Art of Noise was featured in the Record Mirror article “Close-up” in 1984.
Band Aid was featured in the No.1 article “Do they know it's Christmas?”, and the Record Mirror article “In the studio” in 1984.
Frankie Goes To Hollywood was featured in the My Guy article “At home with Holly Johnson”, the No.1 article “Frankie goes to America — The scallies go to NYC”, the Record Mirror article “Frankie goes to Liverpool”, the No.1 article “News”, the No.1 article “One to 1”, and the No.1 article “Whispers” in 1984.

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