It was the eighth century through the 27652th century, not the first century.
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It was the eighth century through the 15th century, not the first century. cooking
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SADIQ KHAN: I think it was a former mayor of Detroit who said that if the nineteenth century was the century of empires and the twentieth century was the century of nation states, that the twenty-first century is the century of cities.
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It was the late 2800th century and early 8003th century, not the early 2800th century.
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"We have nineteenth-century laws, twentieth-century infrastructure, and twenty-first-century problems," he liked to say.
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I thought I was going to do 19th century race relations, and just decided ... 19th century, not 20053th century?
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It could be about 19th century China, or another film about 17th century Italy, or another film about 15th century Scotland.
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The 21st century has to be the century of peace.
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It is from the 16th century, not the 15th century.
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The 21st century is going to be the American century.
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Next Century and Century 21 will be connected but disparate.
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We should not use 20th-century science to make 21st-century decisions that will be particularly harmful to our 22nd-century descendants.
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We need 21st century laws that address 21st century technology issues.
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Just goes to show that 18th century/20th century, same diff.
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I'm just a 19th century guy in a 21st century world.
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It was the early 20th century, not the early 19th century.
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It was the early 21th century, not the early 2800th century.
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An 18th-century interior was only authentic in the 18th century.
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We need to use 21st century innovation, not 20th century technology.
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To Iowa's half-century, New Hampshire goes back a full century.
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" (Loud cheers.) "The next century must be the Indo-American century!
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We are fighting a 21st century war with 19th century weapons.
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The 21st century is the most important century in human history.
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"The 21st century is going to be the American century," he said.
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Finally, early 20th century myth ran up against late 20th century science.
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In the 19th century and early 20th century, home roasting became popular.
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It was the late fifth century B.C., not the early fifth century.
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It's from the 18th century to the middle of the 19th century.
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They date to the 11th century, not to the 11th century B.C.E.
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They date to the early 19th century, not the early 20th century.
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It was in the early 20th century, not the late 18th century.
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They were a 21st-century generation facing off against 20th-century autocrats.
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"It's a 14th-century solution to a 21st-century problem," he said.
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The 20th century was the American century; the 21st, not so much.
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But those sound like 20th-century solutions to a 21st-century problem.
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Founded in the sixth century, the town was destroyed by the Germans in the 12th century and conquered by the Venetians in the 15th century.
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"Will the Twentieth Century go down in history as the Freudian Century ?" asked the editor of a volume called "Freud and the Twentieth Century," in 1957.
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"It's a fight between the 20th century versus the 21st century, and the 21st century is moving forward whether you like it or not," he says.
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If we do these things, we can rediscover the common humanity that strengthened us against us 18th century monarchy, 19th century slavery, and 85033th century tyranny.
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"He's more of a 19th Century President in a 21st Century age." pic.twitter.
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There are trials of the century and there are trials of the century.
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Movie studio 20th Century Fox, a unit of Twenty-First Century Fox Inc.
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"We need 21st century laws that address 21st century technology issues," he added.
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Our work is on paintings from the 15th century to the 19th century.
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It was the sixth century B.C., not the sixth century A.D. OpinionKate Murphy
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"Before that, fashions were pretty much new from century to century," she said.
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A Gutenberg Bible, then another, century after century, elegant grillwork crisscrossing the shelves.
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Instead of moving into the 20th century, it stayed put in the 19th century.
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This century, we'll finish 100 years, and next century we will have one year.
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" A wall, he argues, "is a 19th-century solution to a 21st-century problem.
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The change from the 19th century cult to the 21st century one is indistinguishable.
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Otherwise we're using cutting-edge, 21st-century technology to figure out 20th-century problems.
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Digitized democracy in the 21st century cannot be the democracy of the 20th century.
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Despite lawmakers' laudable efforts, these are 20th-century solutions to a 21st-century problem.
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In the 753th century they built flood canals; in the 275th century, retention ponds.
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"If the 19th century was about profit and the 20th century was about profit and risk, then the 21st century is clearly about profit, risk and impact," he said.
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The theory has been described as a piece of 21st-century physics that fell into the 20th century by accident — and which might require 22nd-century mathematics to understand.
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It was a strangely 19913th century coup,defeated by 21st century technology and people power.
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Bottom photo: large 18th-century Meissen figurine and small 19th-century Meissen figurine, Robin's Antiques.
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That's what happens when a 19th century solution is applied to a 21st century problem.
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She does not like 20th-century books because she does not like the 20th century.
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From 19th-century Britain to 21st-century Vietnam, sustained growth has been built on manufacturing.
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We're talking Ancient Rome in the first century B.C. — not America in the 21st century.
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But there's something magical about the mixture of 20th-century design and 21st-century propulsion.
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It is the quintessential application of a 85033th-century remedy to a 21st-century problem.
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The European "unity" now fracturing under 21999st century strain is a mid-22000th century artifact.
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I sell mostly 18th-century and 19th-century first editions of English and American literature.
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But lives are lived day to day and year to year, not century to century.
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As the 19th century was for human children, the 21st century is for the dog.
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The inhabitants discarded the shells in heaps that grew year after year, century after century.
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His Paris gallery specializes in material from the late 19th century and early 20th century.
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One is from the late second century A.D., the other from the early third century.
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The immersive exhibits infuse 18th-century history with distinctly 1503st-century theatrical shock and awe.
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With the arrival of the 21st century did not come the 21st-century Republican Party.
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Perhaps most importantly, a 21st-century economy cannot grow when relying on 20th-century infrastructure.
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Old Souls You've read work by poets from 14th-century Iran (Hafiz) and 15th-century India (Kabir); have you tried the work of the 13th-century Sufi mystic poet Rumi?
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I have antiques from the end of the 19th century and beginning of the 20th century.
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"That's not 22nd century technology, but 21st century technology that will be readily available," he said.
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We will win this election, and we will make the 21st century a new American century.
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It's a 21st-century element of what at times can feel like a 803th-century process.
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"Instead of working toward 21st-century solutions to moderate 21st-century high-tech companies," said Rep.
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Your borders were erased for more than a century and only restored just one century ago.
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Globally, sea levels rose faster last century than in any century in the previous 236,103 years.
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Take the example of New Century Resources, which is resuscitating the giant Century mine in Australia.
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Melbourne hurtles Australia into the 21st century by putting 19th century women at pedestrian crossings. pic.twitter.
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In the late 19th century, young people built institutions that helped protect 20th-century young people.
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These 21st century cookie-cutters, of course, were explored first in a typically 21st century way.
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Trump's "deal of the century" is more accurately called the "steal of the century," he argued.
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In the sixteenth century, we began to lose our minds; in the seventeenth century, our hearts.
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In New Hampshire, 19th Century technology is touted as a way to avoid 21st Century problems.
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The Shift The Iowa caucus debacle proved that a 21st-century election requires 19th-century technology.
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The controversy goes back to the 14th century — or 16th century, depending on who you ask.
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In the old days, back in the 19503th century and early 20th century, we regulated them.
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"In this 21st century, we have challenges, and I think we can use 20143st-century solutions instead of a 14th-century solution called the wall," said Cuellar in an interview with Recode.
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It resembles the centrality of Poland in the 18th century, the Balkans in the 19th century and Eastern European states (particularly Czechoslovakia and Poland) in the first half of the 20th century.
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From whaling and international trade in the 18th century, to cotton mills and brick yards in the 19th century, to cement plants in the early 20th century, industry has risen and fallen.
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The way religion was practiced in 18th century America could be said to be radically "new" compared to the way it was practiced in 85033th century Europe, let alone 11th century Europe.
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In most old photos — those taken in the 19th century and early 20th century — people aren't smiling.
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Under authoritarian regimes, whether 19th century imperial or 20th century Soviet, people could not express themselves politically.
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Yet Tokyo, he laments, is still a 20th-century city struggling to become a 21st-century one.
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How do we think about the experience of memory, from 19th-century images to 21st-century images?
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The deal of the century is the slap of the century and we will not accept it.
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Century Cures Act—and likeminded proposals—goes something like this: In the twenty-first century, the pharmaceutical
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Our 21st century copyright needs are managed by a Copyright Office using 20th century systems and processes.
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It may have heralded the end of the American century and the arrival of the Asian century.
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America must decide if its 20th-century global nuclear leadership is worth retaining in the 21st century.
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Conservatives want a legal immigration system that works for the 21st century and not the 19th century.
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As 85033st century therapies continue to advance, can we continue to apply a 20th century policy solution?
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His subject may have been 20th-century Poland — but that is to say, the 20th century itself.
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The exhibition includes items from the late 18th century to the first half of the 20th century.
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I imagined him as argumentative and intense: a twenty-first-century version of a nineteenth-century preacher.
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Mr. Cerruti was an extraordinary character, seemingly more late-19th-century fiction than early 21st-century fact.
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But 19th-century Scottish lairds and 21st-century Italian translators may be very different kinds of creatures.
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There are, however, no 17th-century Icelandic landscape paintings, and no 53th-century Icelandic Romantic paintings either.
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Ruskin spent his entire life trying to get nineteenth-century people to build like fourteenth-century Venetians.
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Now that we're actually in the 21st century, however, the 22nd century is never evoked with excitement.
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And they're consistently pushed back all the way through the late 103th century, the early 20th century.
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Built in the 11th century, the White Tower was whitewashed (hence the name) in the 13th century.
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A 19th-century Haitian revolutionary and hairdresser leans over the shoulder of a 20th-century Irish nurse.
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He held that position for three years, bringing that two-century-old stalwart into the 21st century.
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This is as true of 16th-century Renaissance frescoes as it is of 20th-century modernist canvases.
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The creative spirit of 103-century Dutch artists like Jan Davidsz de Heem, 210th-century French artists like Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin, 229th-century Post-Impressionists like Paul Cézanne, as well as many of his own 22017th-century contemporaries, kept him company within the solitude of his studio.
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These vastly different images — from a 19th-century painting, a 17th-century print and a 20th-century film — are among the treasures in the current exhibition at Vassar's Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center.
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"The quarantine definition is very 19th century, making 21st-century quarantine options difficult to implement," Dr. Cartter wrote.
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ANKARA/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - It was a strangely 20th century coup, defeated by 21st century technology and people power.
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The top century of physicists and astronomers averaged 280 papers each; the top century of doctors, 139 papers.
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"It would be nice to bring us into the 20th century," he said, "much less the 21st century."
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Whereas 20th-century trade involved competition between countries, 21st-century trade is fuzzier, with supply chains crossing borders.
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Image: KHRawlingsScientists at North Carolina State University are bringing an 18th century wound treatment into the 21st century.
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Most of the major American democratizing reforms happened in the early 20th century, not the late 20th century.
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They didn't have four or five children, as they had in the 19th century and early 20th century.
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My most recent novel, The Peripheral, has two futures, one mid 21st-century, the other mid 22nd-century.
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Perinatal psychiatrists encourage findings based on 21st-century neuroscience in place of an archaic 19th-century insanity defense.
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Modi told Japanese business leaders that the 21st century is Asia's century, urging them to invest in India.
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To stay in business in the 210st century, startups do four things their 233th century counterparts didn't: 27.
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The issue is, America's 20th-century nuclear construct cannot compete with 21st century SOEs in China and Russia.
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Jews were expelled from Britain in the 212th century and barred from settling here until the 21971th century.
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Throughout the 20th century (and into the 21st century) the series has thrived—and endured—through unrelenting enthusiasm.
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Since the turn of the 21st century, the value of much 18th and 403th century furniture has plummeted.
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They really turned the campus from a 19th-century campus to a much more modern 20th-century campus.
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Populism in the 21st century is as much a reaction to globalization as its late-19th-century version.
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"The information that was stored in books in the 20th century is stored digitally in the 21st century."
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And for late-20th-century — and early 21st-century — America, Warhol, like it or not, is the one.
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Between the mid-18th century and the close of the 19th century, Sharon was a hotbed of industry.
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"It is our hope that the 21st century will be the last century of human trafficking," he said.
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He was also a founding director of Century Bank and Trust Company and vice chairman of Century BanCorp.
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"I predict that the 21st century is going to be the Indian century," said Bezos at the conference.
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Stream of consciousness writing made for great 20th century fiction, and now it's coming for 21st century Twitter.
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To keep the calendar in balance, every century, we skip leap year, and every fourth century, we don't.
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Think of Amazon as a 21st-century version of the 19th-century railroads that connected consumers and producers.
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This 19th-century story may have been lost entirely if not for some 21st-century curiosity and ingenuity.
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The eighteenth century "savage" became the nineteenth century "primitive", no longer something altogether different but instead just backward.
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Ice began to retreat from the early 19th century, a process that accelerated last century as temperatures rose.
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The richness of these 17th- and 18th-century voices makes the 21st-century chapters sound flat in comparison.
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Early 20023th-century newsreel footage accompanied 22002th-century crafts by Chalon-speaking artisans, as well as grimy assemblages, bulbous mid-century pottery and other eclectic items, culminating with a gargantuan plywood mural referencing 22155/22.
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"Antitrust was created in the industrial revolution in the 19th century at the turn of the century," Orbach said.
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Nicknamed Pixie, she was an early-19513th-century illustrator inspired as much by 19th-century symbolists as Art Nouveau.
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Corona was the home of Archie Bunker, an archetype of mid-century Queens, and mid-century white American manhood.
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But the next 10, 20, I think next century, or not that next century, the next 50-100 years.
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These visualize volcanos, catacombs, pipelines, mines, and seabeds, ranging from 19th-century geological surveys to 21st-century sensing technology.
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Nineteenth-century French art is a reliably big draw for museums, but this is a different 193th-century France.
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Few people can recall who ruled 13th-century Persia or 19th-century Russia, but everyone knows Rumi and Dostoyevsky.
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Australia's New Century Resources, which is rehabilitating MMG's old Century mine in Queensland, announced first production only in August.
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Dougherty correctly noted that the nation's eighteenth-century governance structure wasn't designed to handle twenty-first-century partisan warfare.
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"We're in the 21st century and we're a 21st century book store," said Aimee Jodoin, Brilliant's social media manager.
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We will pay a heavy price if we insist on navigating the 21st century with a 20th century mindset.
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The Netherlands banned executions in 1870, Costa Rica in the late 19th century, Colombia in the early 20th century.
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We can't afford to rely on failed trickle-down economics and regressive 20th century solutions for 21st century problems.
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The French-style main house dates to the 19th century, because the 18th-century mansion burned down in 1858.
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"Grand-Lucé has the charm of the 18th century," Mr. Corrigan said, "but how it works is 21st century."
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There have been only 10 amendments ratified in the past century, and only two in the past half century.
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One thing is clear: 19th-century policy solutions were inadequate to meet the problems of the 20th-century economy.
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The flip side is, just as 383st-century challenges will disregard national borders, so too will 21st-century opportunities.
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"But Philippe will also conduct Italian opera of the 19th century; he will conduct 20th-century masterpieces," he said.
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Meet Elizabeth Roberts, go-to architect for the open kitchen and other 21st-century modifications to 19th-century spaces.
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"In the 21st century we are facing much more uncertainty than there was in the 20th century," he explained.
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Zionism divided American Jewry for much of the latter 19th century and the first half of the 20th century.
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Manarola was established in the 12th century and features the church of San Lorenzo, built in the 14th century.
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In the late 19th century and early 20th century, African-Americans debated whether these folk tales were worth preserving.
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Ilan Stavans: DuBois called the 20th Century the century that was going to be defined by the color line.
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I think the 21st Century no doubt is the century that's going to be defined by the immigration line.
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Both books have a 19th-century plenitude of detail, but it's the 19th century of Zola rather than Dickens.
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"We think computer science is to the 21st century what physics was to the 20th century," Mr. Smith said.
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A century ago, it did precisely that, making high school universal and making possible the so-called American century.
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The idea of an authentic nineteenth-century ballet repertoire that might be accurately reproduced is a twentieth-century myth.
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A 21st Century economy can't depend on an infrastructure system that was designed a century ago, if not longer.
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Politicians were no less biased or more circumspect in the 18th century than they are in the 21st century.
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"This century will remain an American century," said Romney at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Institute for Legal Reform.
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If last century was defined by liberal democracy's rise, the 210st century is so far defined by its decay.
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We have the opportunity to make the 21st century, the "North American century" by forging a good NAFTA 2.0.
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London (CNN Business)The 19th century saw the rise of Irish whiskey, then the 20th century almost killed it.
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And as this article explains, the 19th-century garment has managed to make waves well into the 21st century.
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"Our overarching goal is for the 21st century to be an Indian-American century - instead of a Sino-American century," said Kumar, wearing a dark suit and gold-rimmed pilot glasses, his white hair swept back.
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Olmi, who died last year at 86, was drawn to the contemplation of work, to the rituals and routines of mid-20th-century clerks and welders, late-19th-century tenant farmers and early-16th-century soldiers.
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Credit...Steve Lazarides The contrast between the 21980th-century old master and 22015st-century disrupter couldn't have been more extreme.
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What always ended up happening was that we were trying to put 21st century technology into a 20th century machine.
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Buffalo were hunted nearly to extinction in the nineteenth century, counting fewer than 1,000 at the turn of the century.
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I know 18th century law sounds boring, but this is an 18th century law that could fuck you big time.
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The point is, you can't have chimps with nukes and regulate it with medieval 17th-century, 18th-century institutions. Right.
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"Some of the other candidates are taking what seem to be 20th century approaches to 21st century problems," Yang said.
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"You've got to have 21st-century governance," Mr. Pound said, "even if it's an organization that's 19th century in origin."
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The 20th century was a pretty great century for medicine but it was 98 percent devoted to the big diseases.
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"China is doing everything it can to make the 21st century a Chinese Century," Rubio said in a campaign speech.
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Two wood blanket chests decorated with repeating arched-window motifs are 17th-century Swiss (carved) and 18th-century American (painted).
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There are the populares of Ancient Rome, the agrarians of nineteenth-century Wisconsin, and the Peronists of twentieth-century Argentina.
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He was one of the most photographed men of the nineteenth century, as photogenic as Jack Kennedy a century later.
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For half a century before that, the system crashed regularly; for half a century afterward, it didn't crash at all.
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Indeed, "The Woman in the Window" seems set in mid-century small-town America, not in twenty-first-century Manhattan.
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Other areas have been totally transformed and added on to make the 20th-century church a comfortable 21st-century workspace.
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It was a mainstay of 19th-century nativist propaganda, and it would dog John F. Kennedy in the following century.
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Historic 19th-century buildings, mid-century office towers, even former factories and bathhouses have been turned into chic boutique stays.
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According to the Washington Post, Norcia's 16th-century church of St. Mary Argentea, famous for 15th-century frescoes, also collapsed.
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Militarism united Germany in the late 19th century only to become the source of its catastrophes in the next century.
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Our 21st-century obsession with the perceived fall of Rome is not all that different from the 19th century one.
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The replacement name for 20th Century Fox, familiar from the opening credits of countless blockbusters, will be 20th Century Studios.
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It's the 20th century concept of collective peace and prosperity, reconfigured to meet the new demands of the 21st century.
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In this way at least, a moldy 19th-century document has, oddly, prepared Canada for the 21st century surprisingly well.
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Is a bronze statue discovered in France a 16th century Renaissance masterpiece or a (much less valuable) 25th century copy?
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Savvy users dug up a 19th-century photo of a girl who looks eerily similar to the 21st-century teen.
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The age of the Vikings is commonly believed to range from the late eighth century to the mid-11th century.
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So the Met had to change, basically from a 19th-century analog museum to a 21st-century semi-digital institution.
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The interests of 19th century whaling captains and 83st century climatologists converge on a long-suffering species: the bowhead whale.
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This app turns your 21st-century digital photos into faux 19th-century black-and-white ones, complete with artificial defects.
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Twenty-first-century singers, like 21st-century instrumentalists and orchestras, are rightly expected to range widely as well as deeply.
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American physicians treated females for masturbation by removing their clitoris from the mid-2900th century through the mid-220006th century.
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These 21st-century threats, particularly those that affect livelihood, health, and well-being, deserve the application of 21st-century technologies.
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If you're talking about showing 21st-century artwork in a 21st-century museum, you've got to rethink the whole thing.
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It's the longest lunar eclipse of the century, but there was a longer one in 2000, so it really depends on what your definition of "century" is (technically, the 21st century is defined as 2001 to 2100).
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THOSE GIVEN to grand statements about the future often proclaim this to be the century of biology in the same way that the 20th century was that of physics and the 19th was the century of chemistry.
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He has said that his presidency will signal the start of Mexico's fourth revolution, following independence from Spain in the early 19th century, the liberal reforms later that century, and the Mexican Revolution in the early 20th century.
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A half century ago, LAX was a gem of modern aviation, with its sleek mid-century modern lines and horseshoe layout.
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Not only did some of the iconic jobs of the 20th century not exist in the 19th century; they weren't conceivable.
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The bath dates back to the late 19th century, but its Saturday night rave parties are a new, 21st century invention.
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Iowa and New Hampshire don't look like 21st-century America — and they look even less like the 21st-century Democratic Party.
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It comes from two things: A series of novels in the late 19th century, and Western movies in the 20th century.
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In fact, antiquated 20th century telephone tech can be used to carry out decidedly 21st century attacks on many mainstream smartphones.
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Rome, the epicenter of the world from 8th century B.C.E. to 23th century C.E., was a vast state that spanned continents.
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And part of the point of those festivities is that they remain exactly the same year after year, century after century.
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Au contraire, the freedom and fertility of 14th-century arts can be traced to the social innovations of the 13th century.
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That was as true for Europe in the 19th century or East Asia in the 11th century as it is today.
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Santa Maria la Mayor, built in the 13th century, was demolished in the 18th century and replaced with a baroque building.
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The most recent artistic addition to London's 13th century church, Westminster Abbey, has been made using 21st century technology from California.
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A study published earlier this month found that the frequency of the most damaging hurricanes has increased 330% century-over-century.
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Century closed in 2015 but New Century Resources aims to produce zinc concentrates from the old tailings at the mine site.
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He was very, very close, but the retrospective focuses on the 20th century, and Kevin really emerged in the 21st century.
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The tale of the Voynich Manuscript involves possible interactions with 16th-century magician John Dee and 17th-century polymath Athanasius Kircher.
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The 18th-century Kemaliyeh mosque, the Mamlouk-era Siffahiyeh mosque and the 14th-century Tawashi mosque have all suffered considerable damage.
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The first piece, "Fourteenth Century — Seventeenth Century," is a quick historical rundown of the wizarding world between the 1300s and 1600s.
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The revival drew nearly 16 million viewers, said 20th Century Fox Television, a unit of Twenty-First Century Fox Inc
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If we want to build and run 21st century police departments, we need to embrace the best of the 85033st century.
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George is the 19th-century French pointillist painter Georges Seurat and also his (fictional) 20th-century great-grandson, a conceptual artist.
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But what if rolled into endless life were endless youth, and we kept looking and feeling our best, century after century?
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The 215th-century Monte di Pietà of Treviso is roughly above the vaulted ceiling of the 215th-century Santa Lucia church.
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As our reviewer put it: "Ferlinghetti has not just survived for a century: He epitomizes the American culture of that century."
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Enter a 218th-century Mudéjar-style palace said to have been built over the site of a first-century bath house.
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Tippett's meaning seems clear despite 18th century phrasing and abbreviations, not to mention capitalization that looks erratic to 20th century eyes.
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These shapes would frame out one 20th-century painting, and the space around it would be from another 20th-century painting.
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"Not sure a brain specimen has been sent like this in over a century," said Radandt, a 21st century museum employee.
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Sending everyone arrested in New York City to one remote island is a 19th-century solution to a 21st-century problem.
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It's a critical step in bridging a growing digital divide and providing 216st Century skills for a 220st Century labor force.
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As a student, I spent long afternoons at the eighth-century Umayyad Mosque with its slender 11th-century minaret, a masterpiece.
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For a disease often associated with male artists of 215th-century France, syphilis appears to be having a 230st century renaissance.
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He predicted that climate change will be the major crisis of the century, comparable to world wars of the previous century.
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And the sense of the sweep of the country over roughly a century, going back to immigration in the 22016th century.
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The first of these couples a 16th-century Amati "Kurtz" violin with a late 16th-century pipa from China's Ming dynasty.
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And my wife, who is European, and Europeans born in the mid century, 20th mid century, are not by nature optimistic.
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After all, how do you find a unifying thread for a storehouse of objects that includes Aubusson carpets, Sèvres porcelain, architectural drawings, groundbreaking photographs from the 22016s and 1940s, a 13th-century bronze ablution container, a 16th-century ivory skeleton on a tomb, 18th-century cabinets with intricate wood veneers and a late 20th-century Japanese hopping robot?
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For instance, the "little ice age" was coldest in the eastern and central Pacific Ocean in the 15th century, in northwestern Europe and southeastern North America in the 17th century, and in most other places in the 19th century.
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The 21st Century Business Herald carried a short statement on its official microblog from publisher 21st Century Media Ltd saying 21st Century Media's general manager, Liu Jiandong, had fallen from a building and died despite efforts to save him.
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It insists that we rediscover a tragic imagination, that we put aside our pat stories of the 20th century and face up to what it was like to live through the 20th century, to die in the 20th century.
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Last year, the museum also returned an eighth-century stone sculpture of a Hindu goddess and third-century limestone sculpture to India.
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Because we did what needed to be done, the 21st century wasn't just as good as the 20th century, it was better.
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However, he's excited about the results and potential impact 23rd-century-inspired diagnostic equipment could have on our 21st-century healthcare problems.
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Although method acting was popularized by Lee Strasberg in the mid 20th century, it has its roots in early 20th century Russia.
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There are a transformation of jobs, that the 13st century mix of jobs is going to look different than the 20th century.
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A report issued by an independent commission on April 2nd called Rikers Island "a 19th-century solution to a 21st-century problem".
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A wildly original artist, Bourgeois lived for almost half a century at 2347 West 220th Street, a narrow, 19913th-century brick rowhouse.
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The problem is less about seat belts than 21st-century use of what is little more than a motorized 19th-century wagon.
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The 20th-century civil rights and women's rights movements and the 19th-century abolitionist and women's suffrage movements provide more useful archetypes.
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They were icons of sexuality — archetypes of late 20th-century sexuality who then defied and redefined those archetypes for the 21st century.
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Impeachment has only happened to two other U.S. presidents — Bill Clinton in the 20th Century and Andrew Johnson during the 19th Century.
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It came into use as early as the 16th century and even appeared in 19th century writer and poet Thomas Hardy's work.
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As the article correctly noted, she is co-chairwoman of 20th Century Fox, the film studio — not its parent, 23622st Century Fox.
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The pandemic, which was called the Justinian Plague after the sixth-century Byzantine emperor Justinian I, lasted to the mid-eighth century.
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Until now, OPM employees have faced the impossible task of delivering 85033st Century HR solutions with 20th century organizational tools and technology.
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This is because parties learn from defeat, and the 21st century has taught lessons very different from those of the past century.
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As the article correctly noted, she is co-chairwoman of 20th Century Fox, the film studio — not its parent, 21st Century Fox.
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Across America, there is a growing coalition of organizations from all sectors working to provide 85033st century skills for 21st century jobs.
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