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Five centuries ago he pioneered Bayard's reviewing technique: Leave the book under discussion unopened before you. Then write about yourself.

But Noel Fitzpatrick, a neuro-orthopedic veterinary surgeon in Surrey, pioneered a groundbreaking technique instead, installing weight-bearing bone implants to create a bionic kitty.

Instead, he and his research group have pioneered the rigorous study of everything from acupuncture and crystal healing to Reiki channelling and herbal remedies.

This time, too, party rivals will be able to accuse him of having pioneered as governor of Massachusetts a version of Mr Obama's own reviled health reform.

He also pioneered tabletop role-playing games.

They pioneered the idea of lightweight 3d format's proliferation.

Sugarcane still grows here-and pecan trees, the grafting pioneered by a slave gardener.

At WHO Headquarters in Geneva, he pioneered new ways for people to gain access to tuberculosis medicines.

David Yager, an associate professor of psychology and neuroscience at the University of Maryland, pioneered new photographic techniques to aid his studies of insects.

He pioneered the surgical technique called frontal lobotomy.

It has now pioneered a method to turn cornfield debris into glycols.

She pioneered the use of the drug.

In the late 1990s HBO pioneered an intelligent, patient style of storytelling that gloried in loose ends and morally ambiguous characters, a style "the Sopranos" came to epitomise.

They pioneered a new route to the coast.