Mudrian says that, freed from the pressure of the mainstream, metal went underground.
He was a student activist in 1989-91, and later went underground to join the KLA, which was formed in 1993.
When he was conscripted again into the army, he'd had enough and went underground--only to be captured by a Hungarian Nazi group.
Most of the contributions under scrutiny were traced to Huang, who went underground in the last weeks of the campaign and has only briefly resurfaced.
But instead of disappearing, the trade went underground and radically changed.
On Apr. 1 Hurd arrived at HP and went underground: no ad cameos or voice-overs, no portrait in the lobby, no lengthy press profiles (until this one).
However, if it were to reintroduce the drachma, the new currency would quickly become worthless, while the private Greek economy went underground and continued to do business in euros.
Coming up, remembering a time when people in London went to The Underground for safety.
She won a place in Girls Aloud through reality TV show Popstars: The Rivals in 2002, and their first single Sound of the Underground went straight to number one.
Miners often went as deep as one mile underground to dig iron ore.
The role of the British government, and its underground contact (who went by the homely name of Fred), is traced.
The Spotlight programme also contained allegations that activities such as drug taking, test firing of guns and the digging of elaborate underground tunnels with electrical lighting went on in the prison.
The Iraqis went to extraordinary lengths to conceal preparations for and evidence of this underground test.
United Utilities said the electricity went off in about 1, 300 households in the Eccles area at 1430 BST due to an underground cable fault.
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