The accounts date back to at least 2012, according to our review of the data, but some of the more recent entries date back to mid-2018.
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The spacesuits on board actually date back to the 1980s.
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Some of the illustrations date back to the 15th century.
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The plaintext passwords date back to 2012, according to Krebs.
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Bots date back to the dawn of the internet age.
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The initial intrusion is said to date back to 2014.
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Its roots date back to 9.73 with warships and airplanes.
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Downtown Waco's attractions date back to before "Fixer Upper," though.
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The records date back to 1950 and up to 2016.
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The remains date back to between 660 to 1,350 years ago.
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On June 30, however, Mattis pushed that date back to Jan.
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Chubbs sightings on the course date back to at least 2012.
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But his ambitions of becoming a rider date back to childhood.
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According to Pew Research, exit polls date back to the 1970s.
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Its origins are believed to date back to the 14th century.
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The earliest treaties governing Cauvery water distribution date back to 1892.
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The word and concept of "hormone" only date back to 1905.
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Comments disparaging Dr. Berger's services on Reddit date back to 2014.
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The most recent ships discovered date back to the 17th century.
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Some mills date back to the 17th century, which is awesome.
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The court said the charges date back to before October 2014.
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NOAA's global land and sea temperature records date back to 1880.
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These jelly candies with a sugary coating date back to 1921.
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The existing ads selling water on Gumtree date back to November.
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Cloudhopper attacks date back to at least 2014, according the indictment.
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Versions of the Notables list date back to the early 1900s.
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They date back to 100 million years before T. rex lived.
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Winter decorations date back to the ancient Roman feast of Saturnalia.
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A few of these date back to the 85033s or 1990s.
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Pakistan's blasphemy laws date back to the military dictatorship of Gen.
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The origins of the military parade date back to the 17th century.
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The attacks date back to 2015, but the pace accelerated this spring.
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The origins of the military parade date back to the 17th Century.
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Land records in most Indian states date back to the colonial era.
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The visits date back to to the 1980s and extend to today.
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These historically racist legal codes date back to the days of Prohibition.
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Attempts to marginalize the clerics date back to the early 20th century.
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Some date back to the 2100s, are experimental or only seconds long.
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It's origins date back to minstrel shows of the mid-19th century.
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Some of our anti-mask laws date back to the 19th century.
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Early reports of terminal lucidity date back to Hippocrates, Plutarch and Galen.
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It's geoglyphs and lines date back to 500 B.C. through A.D. 500.
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Second lines date back to a period just after the Civil War.
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The incidents date back to as early as 2012, according to the report.
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Firefighters managed to save the windows, which date back to the 13th century.
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The Kingdom Rush series date back to the heady days of early 2012.
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They stem from efforts to accelerate computers that date back to the 1990s.
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The allegations in the report against Coleman date back to at least 2015.
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Such records date back to the dawn of the satellite era in 1966.
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Assange is wanted on rape charges in Sweden that date back to 2010.
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South Korea says its claims to them date back to the sixth century.
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These date back to the late 1800s, when newspapers first started publishing gossip.
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Reports of animals acting strange ahead of earthquakes date back to ancient Greece.
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Take that flaky seasoning from Brittany, whose saltworks date back to Roman times.
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The roots of Mr. Mueller's vulnerability date back to the middle of 1999.
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His oldest artifacts date back to the Dutch who settled in downtown Manhattan.
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Some of the oldest trailers in the park date back to the 1960s.
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Names of moons often date back to Native American tribes, and early European settlers.
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Its many monasteries and pilgrimage sites date back to the earliest years of Christianity.
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Reports of possible emissions cheating by FCA date back to April of last year.
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The thefts date back to 2014, and each one involved a multiple-step process.
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Halloween celebrations at the White House date back to the Eisenhower administration in 1958.
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Nazi-themed alternate histories date back to the months after the second world war.
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The NBI photographs date back to 19193, when the Østervold Observatory telescope was completed.
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Chen has defended her husband against the allegations, which date back to the 1980s.
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The roots of Mother's Day — at least Jarvis's involvement — date back to the 21948s.
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The subpoena calls for Nunberg to turn over documents that date back to Nov.
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In June, Secretary of Defense James Mattis pushed that date back to January 1.
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But Trump's frustrations with his top economic adviser don't just date back to Charlottesville.
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The current jets, which are modified Boeing 747s, date back to the Reagan administration.
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Her efforts to pass the bill date back to the days of Sandy Hook.
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Many of the buildings, built from mud bricks, date back to the 16th century.
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Many of these controversial pasts date back to World War II and the Holocaust.
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Barstow notes textual records of Tibetan vegetarians that date back to the 12th century.
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The Old Town is surrounded by stone walls that date back to the 1500s.
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Its origins date back to a confrontation with Ernest Hemingway over a decade prior.
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The subway may date back to the 1960s, but it takes modern payment methods.
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But those convicted of crimes often have complex problems that date back to childhood.
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Current fee levels date back to a 2016 regulation issued under President Barack Obama.
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The origins of blackface date back to minstrel shows of the mid-19th century.
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The first serious signs of an impending crisis actually date back to September 2007.
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The earliest white nationalist sites date back to the founding era of the web.
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McGriddles date back to 2003, the brainchild of former McDonald&aposs chef Gerald Tomlinson.
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This went against FBI protocols that date back to the J. Edgar Hoover era.
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The origins of blackface date back to the minstrel shows of mid-19th century.
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The earliest white nationalist sites date back to the founding era of the web.
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The warrior statues date back to 209 B.C., when the Qin Dynasty ruled China.
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Allegations of sexual harassment and sexual assault against Harvey Weinstein date back to the 1970s.
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The harassment claims date back to the period Schwahn was showrunner for One Tree Hill.
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Some meetings date back to 2017, when the administration was first mulling adding the question.
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The origins of the State of the Union response date back to the late 1700s.
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All sites date back to the Late Neolithic period, between 2,800 BCE and 2,400 BCE.
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The records date back to at least 2005, before the substantial interests form was digitized.
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Empire's origins date back to a plastic cover business that Seymour Cohen founded in 1959.
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Articles on the oddities of software-driven video recommendations date back to at least 2002.
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U.S. claims of alleged Russian violations of the INF date back to the Obama administration.
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The included versions of Golden Tee date back to the late '90s, and it shows.
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For his part, Masterson has denied the allegations, which date back to the early '00s.
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As fields of research, machine learning and artificial intelligence both date back to the 50s.
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The distinct mindsets about money, the survey says, likely date back to the millennials' childhoods.
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The golden age of "normal" might date back to 1945, the year Trump was conceived.
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Besides their longevity, fossils of the species date back to the time of the dinosaurs.
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This is part of an effort to modernize rules that date back to the 1930s.
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Mr. Friedman's connections to Israel date back to his bar mitzvah at the Western Wall.
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The article includes allegations by six women against Moonves that date back to the 1980s.
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The dispute over Cauvery's waters date back to the early 1800s, according to government records.
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Bricks that date back to 1958 are still compatible with current products, according to Lego.
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The new system will work on a range of products that date back to 2013.
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It relies on precise atmospheric measurements of oxygen and carbon dioxide, which date back to 1991.
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TrimTabs data for those investments date back to 1993 when the first U.S. ETFs started trading.
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Sanchez still uses environmentally non-destructive techniques of farming that date back to pre-Columbian times.
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The deaths date back to 2015, with the most recent taking place last month, CNN reported.
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Rumors of an electric Macan date back to 2017, when Porsche executives publicly considered the possibility.
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The guidelines for federal architecture date back to a 1962 report to President John F. Kennedy.
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Nine states still have abortion bans that date back to the days before Roe was decided.
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Zeldin came armed with Bush-era court decisions and letters that date back to the 1950s.
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Outside the church is a graveyard with headstones that date back to the late 19th century.
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These concerns date back to the earliest days of the World Wide Web in the 1990s.
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The concerns, voiced by a variety of sources including parents and parishioners, date back to 2008.
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They actually date back to the late 18th century, with the advent of the smallpox vaccine.
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Concerns about the boundaries of executive authority date back to the earliest days of the republic.
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The festivals, which lead up to Lent, date back to the early 18th century in Rio.
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Efforts to break up the court date back to the 1980s, but have never been successful.
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Bristle toothbrushes date back to 1498 in China, when the bristles were made from hog hairs.
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These proto-Twizzlers date back to 1914, when the American Licorice Company was founded in Chicago.
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All over the US, there are historic towns and neighborhoods that date back to early America.
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The algorithms that run this date back to Spotify's acquisition of The Echo Nest in 2014.
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Photos of people sleeping on the floor of a Tuscon, Arizona, station date back to 2015.
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Disputes over whether Harvard imposes quotas on Asian-Americans date back to at least the 1980s.
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The fuzziness surrounding this noncompetition's non-beauty criteria date back to its founding, 21 years ago.
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Efforts to foster a regional military cooperation date back to the Arab League's founding in 1945.
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The online rumors may date back to 2005, when Peru listed its palo santo as endangered.
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Early examples of widely spread memes like the "can has cheezburger" cat date back to 2007.
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Many of these extraterrestrial rocks date back to the solar system's infancy, 4.5 billion years ago.
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An ancestor of his gave the Geneva bank, whose roots date back to 1805, its current name.
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Records there date back to 1884, and the old daily high temperature record was set in 1898.
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Footwear collaborations date back to 1984 when Michael Jordan collaborated with Nike to produce Nike Air Jordans.
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The assets date back to 2009, with the majority relating to the period between 2012 and 2014.
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Some beauty pageants date back to the 1920s and used to ban women of color from participating.
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Their poses are typically stern and stoic, mimicking sepia-toned editions that date back to the 20003s.
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According to WikiLeaks, the emails date back to 2010 and up to July 6 of this year.
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Efforts to craft a justice reform package date back to the first term of the Obama administration.
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Dozens of women have come forward accusing Cosby of sexual assaults that date back to the 1960s.
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The cases being reviewed date back to the beginning of the current academic year, in August 2015.
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Both security flaws are the result of efforts to accelerate computers that date back to the 1990s.
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The illusory truth effect has been studied for decades — the first citations date back to the 1970s.
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According to The Spruce, the trend has historical roots (sorry) that date back to the Middle Ages.
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They all broadly date back to the 12th to 14th century, but scientists can't carbon date stone.
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The first Japanese F-35s will replace aging F-4 Phantom fighters that date back to 1960s.
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The company initially planned to launch in late 2019, before pushing that date back to April 2020.
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Rumors and even a lawsuit regarding the assault of a minor by Singer date back to 1997.
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Those payments date back to 2003 and total nearly $700,000 through 2016, documents seen by Reuters show.
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The posters, which date back to 1982, when he created the first four of his poster works.
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The details: Chafer, first identified in 2015 by Symantec, appears to date back to 2014, said Thakur.
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Held on May 1 each year -- known as May Day -- the rallies date back to the 1880s.
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The masturbation attacks date back to 2015 and continued up to at least 2017, court documents said.
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Elisabetta Matelli: The concept of slogans and stock phrases date back to the Ancient Greeks in Sicily.
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All date back to the original PlayStation era, with the third game, Warped, coming out in 1998.
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Some of the heat-trapping gases in the air right now date back to the Industrial Revolution.
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The well-preserved town has homes and temples that date back to the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
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The origins of Mother Bethel AME (African Methodist Episcopal) Church date back to 1787, when the Rev.
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It's the largest ever purchase by one bidder, based on auction records that date back to 1982.
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Many of the recipes for the pastries at Glaser's date back to the shop's founding, in 1902.
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The Senate rules for impeachment date back to 1868 and have been in effect since that time.
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Their grievances date back to when they were teammates at Joe Gibbs Racing early in their careers.
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Accounts of the berserkers date back to a late ninth-century poem to honor King Harald Fairhair.
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Schiller's ties to Trump date back to the President's time as a private citizen and television personality.
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The opinions date back to the 1970s, when President Richard Nixon faced impeachment, and the early 1980s.
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They date back to Roman times, when the city would celebrate victories of generals and their armies.
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The launch systems and infrastructure for the Air Force's Minuteman ICBMs date back to the mid-1960s.
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Trump and White House officials have denied the allegations, some of which date back to the 1980s.
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The origins of this story date back to Sessions's confirmation hearings early last year when then-Sen.
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Perhaps they are more salient at the moment (liberal CTs mostly date back to the Bush era).
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These date back to the complex architecture of euro-zone bail-outs, jerry-built in haste in 2010.
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A mountain of studies shows this to be true, and they date back to at least the 1980s.
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The stratigraphic layers date back to the Lower Cretaceous Period, between 145 million and 100 million years ago.
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Kushner plucked many of them from existing government reports, most of which date back to the Obama era.
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Photo: Angela Weigand, UiBArchaeologists in Bergen have found over 30 dice that date back to the Middle Ages.
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Third, the data on a phone can date back to the purchase of the phone, or even earlier.
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These purported pterosaur feathers date back to the Middle Jurassic, about 160 million to 170 million years ago.
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The texts (12 on papyrus and one on parchment) date back to the 2nd or early 3rd century.
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His acting credits date back to the 1990s with films like "Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace."
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Ferrara's origins date back to 1908 when Salvatore Ferrara started selling Italian pastries and sugar-coated candy almonds.
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The alleged incidents date back to 1976 and were allegedly reported to the network as early as 1986.
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But its origins date back to a commitment by China to demolish steel mills and shut coal mines.
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Although monograms date back to antiquity, they enjoyed enormous popularity in the US in the 1950s and '60s.
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Humans have built piles of rocks and stones for eons; dry stone walls date back to Neolithic times.
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Some date back to the colonial era, and many contradict each other, sparking conflicts and lengthy legal battles.
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Further excavations have revealed a Viking-style turf wall, which radiocarbon tests date back to the Norse era.
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That's not a problem limited to the Trump administration, as many vacancies date back to the Obama administration.
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The Agalarovs relationship with the Trumps date back to 2013 and the Miss USA pageant in Las Vegas.
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This past October was the second warmest October on record -- and those records date back to the 1880s.
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She's got songs on there that date back to 1990 all the way up to this past year.
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Some of Carlson's comments on the radio show date back to a time when he worked at MSNBC.
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Many of the industry&aposs major holding companies are represented in the spreadsheets, which date back to 22.
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The origins of Soros-hatred in the US may date back to his opposition to the Iraq war.
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The county's records of sea turtle strandings -- which includes sick, injured or dead turtles -- date back to 1989.
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These rocks date back to the Ediacaran period, long before the appearance of dinosaurs and the Pangea supercontinent.
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Christmas celebrations at the White House date back to 1800, but Hanukkah wasn&apost acknowledged until much later.
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ESPN originally said this service was coming in 2016, and then pushed the launch date back to 2017.
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There are many theories that date back to earlier centuries, but most of them have been completely debunked.
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But these new fossils date back to the Ediacaran Period, which lasted between 635 and 541 million years ago.
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Those three UN drug control treaties date back to 1053 and Canada is currently among 185 signatories to them.
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Epoxies date back to the 1930s, when a Swiss researcher was experimenting with materials to use in making dentures.
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These patterns date back to the 1970s and they operate both at the hyper-local and California state levels.
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The fines date back to a raid in August 2015, reportedly carried out following complaints from licensed taxi drivers.
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Full Hawaii resultsStill, Clinton's ties to Hawaii date back to 1992 when she campaigned in Honolulu for her husband.
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Its roots date back to the period after World War II. After six years of fighting, Europe was decimated.
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Many were produced in a short period in November 2017, but others date back to 2012 and even 2011.
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Most of the records in the sale are electronic music-based, including some that date back to the 1960s.
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The roots of the debate date back to the USGS's efforts at mapping the Alaskan arctic in the 1950s.
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The tradition is said to date back to Roman times and the Saturnalia festivities, which involved wearing decorative headpieces.
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Some of its most beloved characters date back to the very beginning, like Izzie Stevens, played by Katherine Heigl.
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They date back to the audio cassette and video tape era, but now cover all manner of digital devices.
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India's sedition laws, which date back to the British Raj, mandate prison terms ranging from three years to life.
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The jars measure a few feet across and date back to Laos' Iron Age (500 BCE to 500 CE).
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The two exploited vulnerabilities date back to 2014 and 2013, respectively, and both have already been patched by Google.
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The allegations against Wilson date back to 2013, when police say he exchanged numbers with one of the victims.
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February 20143 was the most abnormally hot month in the history of weather records, which date back to 1880.
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Mitsubishi UFJ's roots in Turkey date back to 1986, when one of its predecessor banks opened a representative office.
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Although its rise is associated with the Renaissance, paintings using poppy-seed oil date back to seventh-century Afghanistan.
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The nearby town of Helena has historical roots that date back to the Civil War, according to Phillips County.
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Transport and Communication Minister Binali Yildirim said on Tuesday the breach appeared to date back to at least 2010.
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The light bulb's origins date back to Italian inventor Alessandro Volta's voltaic pile — the first electric battery — in 1800.
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In fact, the pink tiles in the bathrooms are believed to date back to the 1920s, according to Giambalvo.
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Land records in most Indian states date back to the colonial era, and most land holdings have uncertain ownership.
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Bornstein explained that the rumors date back to creatine's association with professional baseball players, and their associated steroid controversies.
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On the one hand, he has dug up fossils that date back to the transition from sea to land.
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The turkey pardon is an annual Thanksgiving tradition that's said to date back to the days of Abraham Lincoln.
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A source claims that texts date back to May 2014, several months before the couple wed in February 2015.
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The 9,362 eligible cases identified with assistance from the nonprofit advocacy group Code for America date back to 1975.
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The shack's origins date back to 1968, making it a staple in Kennebunkport's community for locals and tourists alike.
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Singapore also has ties with North Korea that date back to 1975, when the two countries established diplomatic relations.
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The origins of this standoff date back to the scandals that rocked the VA health system in early 2014.
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Congress' power and authority to oversee the executive branch's execution of laws date back to 28503 when then-Rep.
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These powers, which date back to cholera outbreaks among ship passengers in the late 19th century, are rarely used.
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Medha: Nasi goreng is said to date back to the 10th century when Chinese immigrants began migrating to Indonesia.
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Sexual baseball metaphors date back to the post-WWII era, when dating as we know it began to coalesce.
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Their beef may date back to years before 2019, but there was no shortage of drama between them recently.
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They have a long, painful history Negative representations of non-white people date back to the mid-19th century.
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New York's blue laws, like those of the other states, date back to the 1930s, the post-Prohibition era.
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Thieves stole two crowns and an orb belonging to the Swedish royal family that date back to the 1600s.
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The alleged incidents date back to 2003, when the agent, Carie Dexter Willis, worked at the Halifax CBSA office.
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Other tools and fossils found in China and Java date back to between 23 million and 29 million years ago.
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Accusations date back to the 1970s up to April 2017, while Rose was the co-anchor of CBS This Morning.
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The pay freezes date back to the Obama administration and have been continually extended by Congress in yearly spending bills.
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The Holy Week celebrations in Zamora are steeped in history, faith and culture, and date back to the 13th century.
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Its origins, however, date back to the late-'50s, when the school began its first official research into artificial intelligence.
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The data shows the average return following 11 different elections in the Netherlands, which date back to the early 1980s.
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Examples of Harris's tribal psychology date back to the book that put him on the map: The End of Faith.
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The museum told The Local that right now they believe it may date back to the fifth or sixth century.
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Pijanowski got his hands on recordings that date back to 2008 and started making his own recordings here in 2010.
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The sport's competitive roots date back to eastern Europe in the 1930s, and it's been an Olympic sport since 1984.
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Under lock and key My earliest memories of OCD date back to when I was 7 or 8 years old.
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It's true that much of the Vatican is surrounded by walls, some of which date back to the ninth century.
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While I'm proud of my GRAMMY awards, the laws that govern music should not date back to the gramophone era.
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For example, his public Facebook posts date back to 2012 and are nearly all about his support for liberal politics.
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It's hard to keep track of all the film adaptations, but they date back to 1942, with one starring Sabu.
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Trump has denied all the claims, which come from more than a dozen women and date back to the 1980s.
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Abe and Park, nonetheless, will still have tread carefully around long-held grievances that date back to World War Two.
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Abe and Park, nonetheless, will still have tread carefully around long-held grievances that date back to World War 2.
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Facebook rejects his assertions, which date back to 2014, and says it has always complied with European data protection laws.
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The archaeological remains of the city of Bagan, Myanmar, date back to the 11th to 13th centuries, according to UNESCO.
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The roots of "I Know You Rider" date back to John and Alan Lomax's song-collecting days in the 30s.
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The cabinet proposed limited pilot projects that may lead to changes in laws banning cannabis that date back to 1951.
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A few like PantyTrust date back to the early 2000s, when the online used underwear market was brand spanking new.
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Since the skeletons date back to multiple different time periods, it's likely that they died in different ways, she said.
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Male practice squads date back to at least the 1990s, when college coaches used the method, Vice reported in 2015.
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Blackface dates back to minstrel shows The origins of blackface date back to the minstrel shows of mid-19803th century.
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Indeed some such regimes, such as that covering the Paris Opera, date back to the 17th century under Louis XIV.
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The company, whose roots in Canada date back to 1670, said online sales in the fourth quarter rose 61.6 percent.
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Ties between Russia and India date back to the Cold War, but evolving priorities and alliances have taken a toll.
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The walled city of Baku, parts of which date back to the 12th century, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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In London, e-scooters are illegal because of Britain's national laws, some of which date back to the Victorian era.
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Merkins — pubic hair wigs — date back to at least 1450 and seem to be largely related to lice and syphilis.
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It might be that the new administration has been slow to answer requests that date back to the Obama administration.
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These regulations date back to the 240s, when the FCC decreed that companies could only own three TV stations at once.
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The records date back to a 2009 order that transferred guardianship of the woman from her biological father to her mother.
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But Lingwulong fossils date back to 174 million years ago, suggesting neosauropods were roaming Pangea much earlier, in the Middle Jurassic.
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The dances on view date back to his "Brahms Symphony," from 1985, a work he considers a watershed in his career.
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The clouds hanging over Modi's reputation date back to 2002 when he was Chief Minister of the western state of Gujarat.
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The origins of Groundhog Day date back to the early days of Christianity in Europe, according to the Pennsylvania Tourism Office.
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The police seized 20 external HDD hard discs, 41 DVDs, and 10 flash discs containing materials which date back to 1999.
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It anticipates the Justice Department will seek unspecified monetary penalties regarding the mortgage securities, which date back to 2006 and 2007.
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Imamoglu prayed there after his win in March, and its origins date back to the Ottoman conquest of Istanbul in 1453.
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Rauen has reportedly pushed this year's opening date back to April 30 to account for the loss of the Tiki bar.
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The rumors date back to last year when KEH was spotted attending Laker games ... and this pretty much closes the case.
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Her links with the Russian leader date back to 2011, when she took over the party from her father Jean-Marie.
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He's facing a 50-year prison term for the charges, which date back to 1996, when Pell was archbishop of Melbourne.
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David Brock, a Clinton operative whose ties to the family date back to the late 1990s, also receives fairly rough treatment.
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The island chain sits on top of the Trenton Group, a formation of rocks that date back to the Ordovician period.
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The startup world is increasingly focused on applications for artificial intelligence, whose algebraic roots date back to ancient Syria and Iraq.
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The authors suggest that the difference is because Lebanon's state is weakened by divisions that date back to its civil war.
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The small villages, which date back to the 14th century, do not have the infrastructure to handle large numbers of tourists.
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Concerns of police violence and use of force date back to at least 2009, according to a detailed account from Vox.
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The Honolulu Zoo is rich with history; its origins date back to 1877, when the land was dedicated as a park.
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It details how these tragedies date back to the 1980s, and video gaming's birth into the commercial mainstream and popular culture.
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The records seized date back to her time working at Politico and BuzzFeed, and are associated with her undergraduate university email.
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Early plans for a museum of African-American history date back to the 85033s, and serious consideration began in the 1970s.
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Clashes between the president and cabinet officials date back to George Washington's conflicts with his first secretary of state, Thomas Jefferson.
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Trump and White House officials have denied the sexual misconduct allegations against him, some of which date back to the 1980s.
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Almost 100,000 of the affected vehicles, which date back to 2002, are in the United States and almost 25,000 in Germany.
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Months of strain date back to the investigation into the former F.B.I. official Andrew McCabe and growing fears of political interference.
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It anticipates the Justice Department will seek unspecified monetary penalties stemming from mortgage securities which date back to 2006 and 2007.
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Facebook has rejected his assertions, which date back to 2014, and says it has always complied with European data protection laws.
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The group's roots date back to 1994, when 10 real-bearded Santas were hired to do a TV commercial in Hollywood.
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The alleged abuse, thought to date back to at least 2009, was uncovered in 2015 and a number of suspects arrested.
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Morales' problems date back to 2016, when he lost a referendum that would have made running for a fourth term possible.
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The Atlantic surf clam is delicious, and records of the shoreline feasts of American Indians date back to the 17th century.
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Calaveras' roots date back to pre-Columbian civilizations, who included skulls and skeletons in temples, sculptures, architecture, and even on currency.
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The earliest reports in local media date back to the late '90s, but it didn't start booming until the mid-2000s.
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These rocky balls of ice, dust, and gas date back to the formation of the Solar System some 4.6 billion years ago.
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Lipper measures a week as the seven-day period from Thursday to Wednesday, and much of its records date back to 1992.
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Parabolic airplanes date back to the Mercury program when NASA used this flight strategy to prepare astronauts for the feeling for weightlessness.
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But the Stucky ship also fits into the homoeroticism of military male-on-male relationships too, which date back to Greek culture.
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Some of these accusations date back to the '22010s and 113s, but plaintiffs say the problems in the suit still plague Walmart.
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The ditties sung in street parties, many of which date back to the 1930s, are an integral part of Brazil's cultural canon.
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My earliest memories of wishing to wake up with the correct body date back to when I was maybe 5 or 6.
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The grievances between Greece and Turkey date back to the rise of the Ottoman empire and the fall of the Byzantine one.
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Yahoo's shares in Yahoo Japan date back to 1996, when the internet company launched a joint venture with Japan's SoftBank Group Corp.
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Microsoft and Xiaomi have ties that date back to 2015, when they signed a deal to test Windows 10 on Xiaomi devices.
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Ren & Stimpy date back to 1978 Series creator John Kricfalusi developed the characters while at Sheridan College in Ontario, Canada, in 1978.
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The tie's origins date back to the 17th century, when mercenaries hired by Louis XIII of France wore a form of cravat.
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Its origins date back to the mid-18th century, when the Garifuna on the Caribbean island of St. Vincent repelled British colonizers.
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Such policies date back to the early 603s, when President Richard Nixon's administration advocated for methadone as a means to control crime.
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Clues date back to 2003 when a laptop disappeared from a computer security expert's room at a high-class hotel in Berlin.
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The international treaty governing space—there is one—and the laws and regulations that follow it date back to the Cold War.
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Available titles will date back to as early as 1938's Superman Action Comics, and titles will be downloadable for easy access.
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These allegations date back to a period when there were huge amounts of zinc sitting in LME warehouse sheds in New Orleans.
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Later, Ava suggests to PJ that he take his date back to her mother's empty condo, and slyly slips him the key.
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Department store sales declined for a sixth consecutive month, the worst such run in records that date back to the late 1980s.
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Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois-based Ferrara's origins date back to 1908 when Salvatore Ferrara started selling Italian pastries and sugar-coated candy almonds.
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But these ties, which date back to the Korean War, have weakened since the rogue nation began testing nuclear weapons in 2006.
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The earliest gun-powdered propelled rockets date back to the 15th century, when they were invented in the area of Song, China.
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Weakened foundations Ties between Russia and India date back to the Cold War but evolving priorities and alliances have taken a toll.
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The youngest bones of Homo floresiensis date back to about the time when our own species arrived in Southeast Asia and Australia.
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"It's the oldest, only elected law enforcement official in the country, and it does date back to Anglo-Saxon times," he said.
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While it's not clear when the stories about the cemetery being haunted began, there are gravestones that date back to the 1860s.
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The allegations against him date back to decades ago when he was still rising to the top of the U.S. Church hierarchy.
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These touch on everything from holiday pay to motorcycle cleaning, sick leave, and purchasing of department badges, and date back to 2006.
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Fugui said the offer would help fill an immediate gap should the Solomons cut ties with Taiwan that date back to 1983.
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Nationwide exit polls date back to the 22016s, according to Pew Research, starting with CBS and soon followed by the other networks.
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The mission also spotted 67p's molecular oxygen, the kind that exists on Earth, which could date back to the early solar system.
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The 737 Max is a legacy of its past, built on decades-old systems, many that date back to the original version.
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The museum's cash-flow problems date back to at least the '80s, and it has been mired in debt in recent years.
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Versions of battery-operated bikes date back to the late 153s, though they didn't become popular until the last decade or so.
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In response, on Tuesday, Abounaddara took down some 400 videos — weekly dispatches that date back to 2011 — from its main Vimeo page.
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Several posts, which date back to 2012, include disparaging comments against people of color and others mentioned in news stories about crime.
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The crimes date back to 2003 and the bodies of several of the people killed by Kohlhepp were found on his property.
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"The events under discussion date back to 1945 and are difficult to reconstruct and interpret in the present day context," it added.
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Rights activists said the ruling could revive the misuse of anti-communism laws that date back to Suharto's repressive New Order regime.
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The bones of both penguins have been found in trash heaps that date back to when humans arrived in the Chatham Islands.
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Reznor first joined Apple as part of the $3 billion acquisition of Beats, but his digital music chops date back to 2007.
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The spacecraft will take samples of the asteroid, which scientists believe contains molecules that date back to the birth of the solar system.
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The Palace of Westminster - parts of which date back to 1097 - has been slipping into disrepair for decades, requiring frequent repairs and upgrades.
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The oldest traces of this practice date back to a site in Italy during a time when only Neanderthals were present in Europe.
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Modarabas, which date back to the 1980s, were the first Islamic business model established in Pakistan with a statutory framework and dedicated regulations.
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Part of the problem is that so few of the sedimentary layers that date back to this period are exposed, making discoveries difficult.
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The first records of Garland Day date back to the 1700s; it is believed to be an ancient fertility rite with Celtic connections.
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You look at really old photographs, photographs that date back to the 1800s, the bone structure of the face is pretty much implanted.
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The plot is a few hundred meters from the Kremlin, and some of the buildings on it date back to the 18th century.
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Some of the vintage specimens date back to as early as the 1930s, and the wear and tear from rental use is visible.
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The data files only date back to 2014, but it's unknown whether older medical records may have been digitized and uploaded that year.
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American bloodlines of wagyu date back to 64 when four bulls were imported into the US, followed by several females in the '21s.
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The images reportedly date back to January 2014, when local authorities searched Syria-bound trucks, touching off a standoff with Turkish intelligence officials.
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Walt Disney World might elect to push the attraction's opening date back to the fall and then make further tweaks to the show.
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FCC rules that date back to the 2900s restrict an entity's ownership of TV stations, radio stations, and newspapers within a local market.
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Emerson's ties to Augusta, the exclusive golf club, date back to Farrs predecessor, Charles Knight, who was one of only about 300 members.
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Her wedding crash spree appears to date back to December 2018, and the most recent theft happened on August 3, according to KXAN.
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The inquiry is one of several legal issues inherited by Barclays's current Chief Executive Jes Staley that date back to the credit crisis.
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The inquiry is one of several legal issues inherited by Barclay's current Chief Executive Jes Staley that date back to the credit crisis.
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The remains of Thailand's historic city of Ayutthaya include ornate monasteries and structures that date back to the 14th century, according to UNESCO.
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Some of these sanctions date back to the aftermath of the 1979 Iranian revolution and the seizure of the American Embassy in Tehran.
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Another theory is they date back to a time when the Moon had a core magnetic field similar to the one on Earth.
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Most North American aquifers lie beneath the Western United States and date back to the beginning of the continent as we know it.
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The roots of Wednesday's demonstrations date back to when Hugo Chávez, the populist firebrand, took over as as president of Venezuela in 27.
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George Washington's Hertzfeld isn't convinced NASA's plans have legs; attempts to kick off space manufacturing date back to the Reagan era, after all.
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The purges and promotions date back to President Hugo Chávez, who picked Mr. Maduro to be his successor before he died in 2013.
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The allegations were reported in an article co-published Wednesday by ProPublica and Portland Monthly and date back to before Sondland became ambassador.
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The earliest archived Usenet posts about the movies date back to at least 23.0, the year that Return of the Jedi came out.
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The results provide strong evidence that Egyptian mummification techniques -- long associated with the time of the pharaohs -- date back to 1,23 years earlier.
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Trump's trademarks in Macau date back to 2005, when he has registered under the names Donald J Trump, DTTM and Trump Companhia Limitada.
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The Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois-based company's origins date back to 1908 when Salvatore Ferrara started selling Italian pastries and sugar coated candy almonds.
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The offenses I am accused of, including participating in an illegal demonstration and impeding the work of the military, date back to 2010.
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The building served as a jail and courthouse in the 19th century, but the oldest parts of the building date back to 1693.
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Laws banning former prisoners from voting in America date back to the colonial era and remain the norm in much of the nation.
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The last available estimates from the interior ministry — which date back to 2012 — put the number of mosques in France at around 2,500.
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The glass has the Masonic symbol etched into the surface, and the cases are filled with books that date back to the 1800s.
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Historical anecdotes of "a predominance of women writing Han and Luke and Darth and Lando" in fanfiction date back to at least 22002.
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Ruins excavated in Cologne date back to Roman times; it's upon these that the St. Kolumba Church was constructed during the Middle Ages.
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According to Live Science, Brazil submitted important historical documents like its constitution while Mexico sent in documents that date back to the Inca period.
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Pickles have been an important food source regardless of their bacterial content for thousands of years—they date back to 2000 BC in Mesopotamia.
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All Archaeopteryx fossils date back to the Late Jurassic some 150 million years ago, a time when the first bird-like dinosaurs were emerging.
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The origins of Shulkin's tenuous position inside the Trump administration date back to the scandals that rocked the VA health system in early 2014.
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The Dancing Dolls of Southern University officially date back to 1969, founded by team adviser/coach Gracie Perkins and then–band director Isaac Greggs.
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Laws that protect workers in the United States from exploitation date back to the federal programs launched in the 1930s under the New Deal.
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China's grudge against Perry appears to date back to 2015, when Perry performed a concert in Taiwan in which she wore the Taiwanese flag.
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Central bank reserve kitties have existed for centuries, and sovereign-wealth funds date back to the 5.53s, but both became prominent in 25.5-22007.
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Last month a massive dump of hacked LinkedIn email and password data cropped up online, thought to date back to an earlier 2012 hack.
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Attempts to steal signs probably date back to the first use of hand signals, and the history of technology-aided spying came shortly thereafter.
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They decided to look deeper, finding pools of water that date back to a time when the Earth was just 2.5 billion years old.
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Reports of Syrian authorities using force to quell dissent date back to the regime of al-Assad's father, Hafez al-Assad, in the 1980s.
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But they did so without any further investment in vinyl, so the few machines that kept on producing often date back to the 260s.
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But in March, buried at the bottom of an unrelated press release, the government pushed the date back to the end of the year.
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Hizbullah's roots date back to the early 1980s, when Iran's Revolutionary Guard trained Shia militants to harass the Israeli soldiers then occupying southern Lebanon.
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Poland's current laws date back to 1993 following the fall of the Soviet Union, when access to abortion was widely available in USSR countries.
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What they do know is the word "yoga" is mentioned in the oldest known Indian scripts, the Vedas, which date back to 1500 BCE.
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The seasonal royal messages date back to King George V in 1932 and are usually pre-recorded from the monarch's London residence, Buckingham Palace.
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Uganda is a major U.S. ally The United States' diplomatic relations with Uganda date back to 1962, when the nation gained independence from Britain.
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Moreover, some of the accusations date back to before Caldbeck's time at Lightspeed, from when he was a junior investor at Bain Capital Ventures.
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The payments date back to 2006 to 2007, the company said in a separate statement, predating Chile-based LAN's 2012 merger with Brazil's TAM.
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The agency uses some systems that date back to the 1960s, and has also had some issues with newer pieces of technology as well.
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Questions about EPA spending under Pruitt date back to last fall and resurfaced this winter, but have gained seemingly unstoppable momentum in recent weeks.
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The street is also home to some of the city's most stunning Greek Revival houses — many of which date back to the mid-1800s.
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Romania joined the European Union in 2007, but remains its second-poorest state, with entrenched bureaucracy and corruption that date back to those times.
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The WikiLeaks documents, which date back to 85033 and 2011, show that the National Security Agency (NSA) secretly monitored communications of top Italian officials.
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Taiwan and China both claim the South China Sea using old maps that date back to the late 1940s when the Nationalists ruled China.
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A block up College Hill on majestic Benefit Street, we went to the Providence Athenaeum, an independent library whose origins date back to 03503.
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From afar, Soft Sounds is a patchwork (some of the songs date back to Zauner's old lo-fi demos) of giddy fusions and homages.
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Photographs of royal visits date back to 1900 when Queen Victoria paraded through the streets of Dublin, Ireland, greeted by throngs of well-wishers.
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The automaker says it hasn't complied with Japanese fuel efficiency testing standards since 2002, and that its improper testing methods date back to 1991.
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The prosecutor had only announced in May that it was reopening an investigation into allegations of sexual offences which date back to August 2010.
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The Illmans took their discovery to the Western Australian Museum, which verified that the bottle and the note date back to the 19th century.
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This year, a fermented liu bao tea believed to date back to the 73s has been brought out of storage just for the expo.
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Invented relationships date back to the days of old Hollywood, when they were sometimes used to disguise the queerness of one or both participants.
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Both of these strategies date back to the 1980s, when the Order trained in those forests with hopes of provoking the same race war.
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The most prominent grievances, from overhauling Chile's creaking pension system to slashing public services costs, date back to decisions made well before Pinera's time.
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As prison populations drop, the number of parolees is increasing — people with layer upon layer of disadvantages that often date back to early childhood.
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The company's privacy woes date back to 2007 when Facebook promised to do better after making user purchases public with its Beacon advertising platform.
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In most cases, these tariffs date back to the Great Depression, created to protect American manufacturing jobs that existed in the 1920s and 1930s.
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Up until now, the island has remained largely untouched, thanks to quirky rules about land ownership that date back to the end of slavery.
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The lapses at Uber date back to 2014, including the so-called "God View" mishap and the later theft of its drivers' data by hackers.
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Zimbabwe's currency problems date back to the hyperinflation era of post-independence leader Robert Mugabe, who Mnangagwa replaced after an army coup in November 2017.
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In the case of the 600 and 660, which date back to the 1960s, Remington launched a voluntary recall — which remains in effect — in 1979.
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Thanks to Surviving R. Kelly, the docuseries about Kelly's alleged abuse, accusations of sexual misconduct against Kelly that date back to the '90s have resurfaced.
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The release date at the time was set for October 2019, but his exit pushed the date back to the current one of April 2020.
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Lebanon's Palestinian camps, which date back to the 1948 war between Israel and its Arab neighbors, mainly fall outside the jurisdiction of Lebanese security services.
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The slayings date back to the 1980s, but it was a DNA hit from a pizza crust that finally led to his arrest in 2010.
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Even there, most farming is dependent on irrigation systems that date back to the 1950s, when dams were built with American aid, if not earlier.
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That it tries to achieve this with songs that date back to the mid-90s just feels like the band giving themselves a welcome challenge.
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Harmeet Kaur at CNN delved into the racist roots of blackface: The origins of blackface date back to the minstrel shows of mid-19th century.
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Emails hacked from the private account of Clinton's campaign Chairman John Podesta and posted by WikiLeaks date back to 2008 -- when Podesta chaired Obama's transition.
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These remains date back to between 95,000 and 50,13 years ago and belong to an entirely new species of nascent humans, one dubbed Homo floresiensis.
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"It shouldn't ease even if the U.S. Federal Reserve cuts interest rates," said Kondoh, whose ties with Kuroda date back to their days in school.
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The oldest known perfumes in the world date back to 1850 BC, when a massive earthquake destroyed a perfume factory on the Mediterranean in Cyprus.
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Lufthansa has canceled about 4,500 flights since the walkouts started last week, the latest in a series of protests that date back to early 2014.
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The probe, which is expected to be completed by the end of this year, has uncovered that accounting irregularities date back to at least 2015.
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These plant-based ingredients not only make powerful antioxidants but also have proven natural healing and anti-inflammatory properties that date back to ancient times.
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North American examples of resource-based population and economic booms include the California and Klondike gold rushes that date back to 22009 and 1897, respectively.
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Reports in America of catfish being substituted for more expensive fish date back to at least 2002; Oceana's study suggests that the phenomenon is spreading.
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United Sporting Cos, another large firearm distributor whose roots date back to the Great Depression, filed for bankruptcy this week, also hurt by declining sales.
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The phrases "Bush did 9/800" and "Jet fuel can't melt steel beams" date back to when memes were just Impact font superimposed on images.
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Cultural anxiety: American culture wars date back to the 6900s and '2628s, with the "three A's": acid, amnesty (for Vietnam War draft-evaders) and abortion.
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Its roots date back to 1806, when James Poole opened a tailor's shop in Bloomsbury, a mile or so away from the business' current location.
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The logs, which date back to mid-July 6900, show Manafort and a television host named "Sean" leveling repeated attacks on Mueller's team of prosecutors.
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The towering rocks of Meteora, Greece, are home to monasteries that date back to the 15th century, according to the site's UNESCO World Heritage description.
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Afghan and Pakistani government officials said the talks would continue despite the Taliban statement, but pushed the start date back to sometime later this month.
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In-browser mining scripts date back to at least 2011 when Bitcoin could still mined with a normal CPU, a part that every computer contains.
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He was struck by the rare accommodation of life and earth in the labyrinth of cave dwellings — some that date back to the 16th century.
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Scanners handle the photographs with care — some of the pictures date back to the early 1900s — by replacing tattered folders and taping images if needed.
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The district's first signs of development date back to the 240s, with the Sultan Abu El Ela Mosque, which still stands at its northern tip.
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Namely, it would nix the parts about tobacco and alcohol, which date back to Prohibition and aren't really part of the agency's mandate these days.
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Efforts to put the issue on the legislative agenda date back to at least 2005, when a bill was blocked promptly after it was introduced.
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Mitsui's investments in Chile's copper industry date back to the 1990s and it now has minority interests in a number of the country's leading deposits.
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The island is dotted with hippie villages that date back to the 1960s and 1970s, when artists, writers, and other bohemians moved to the island.
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The Red Fox Steakhouse and Piano Bar, parts of which supposedly date back to a 26.50s English inn, was a stone's throw from my room.
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They were digging up rocks in southern Brazil that date back to the early Triassic, when one of his students literally tripped over this fossil.
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But the laws governing the industry are a patchwork of overlapping regulations that date back to the birth of the insurance business over a century ago.
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His issue of keeping the ball in the park date back to last season as he has served up 49 homers over his last 37 starts.
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President Trump's attempts to improve relations with the Kremlin have been hampered by his team's connections to Russia which allegedly date back to the election campaign.
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While the men's dinners date back to 1840, Gribbons said, basically zero women other than Mayor Wayne, and now me, had ever actually wanted to come.
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The earliest official points deductions date back to the formation of the English league and its Scottish equivalent, usually pertaining to the fielding of ineligible players.
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Some of those votes date back to the Obama administration, though his successor, Republican President Donald Trump, also campaigned on a promise to undo the law.
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Podesta has been Clinton's campaign chairman since the outset of her campaign and his ties to the family date back to the first Clinton White House.
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Affected iPhone users have been turning off notifications or setting the date back to a time before December 2nd, but Apple has now released a fix.
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China participated in the 2014 and 2016 RIMPAC military exercises for the first time, which are held every two years and date back to the 1970s.
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Emails reviewed by The Verge that date back to the beginning of August show Faraday Future representatives trying to explain this as "delays" in payment processing.
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Articulated through the flexibility of bamboo sticks and lightweight white silk are moments from epic Chinese tales and popular legends that date back to classical antiquity.
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That's why the FCC also agreed today to revise its guidelines for how companies should mitigate orbital debris in space — rules that date back to 2004.
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The smaller Transall transporters, which date back to the 1960s, are able to land in tight spots on rough terrain, but will be retired in 2021.
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CNBC first spotted this unsettlingly invasive way in which Google is tracking you, with the author noting that his purchases date back to at least 2012.
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According to exhibitor Elle Shushan, miniature wax portraits like these can date back to the Renaissance, and continued to be made until the early 20th century.
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"We have a bunch of numbers that are very popular, many of which date back to the beginning," said Bret Grainger, Jet Doll's chief marketing officer.
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And other prominent, likely Chinese hacks that date back to around the same time, like that of the Starwood Preferred Guest system, remained active for years.
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Around the country this election year, people are going into storage, pulling out computers that date back to 2002 and asking us to vote on them.
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Penicillin and its ilk date back to World War Two, and resistance to this group is now widespread, as it is becoming for other extant classes.
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The problem appears to date back to August, 2014 when Magellan received a number of complaints from customers about its LeadCare Ultra device, the FDA said.
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Officials at the company could not immediately be reached for comment outside of regular business hours on the fact the problem might date back to 2012.
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The draw to Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada is its 40,000 acres of bright red sandstone outcrops that date back to the Jurassic period.
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Azar was paid nearly $2 million in his final year at Eli Lilly, according to the documents, which only date back to the previous 12 months.
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The station has wall decorations that date back to 1904, including the eagles made out of terracotta that hold the "14" shield, according to Atlas Obscura.
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GKN, whose roots date back to the 257th century, makes parts for the Boeing 737 jet, Black Hawk helicopter and components for Volkswagen and Ford cars.
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The titles of the videos suggest that some of them date back to the Cold War, while others are from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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The Rozhen Monastery, set on a hilltop a few miles away, is a spare stone Orthodox structure with components that date back to the 13th century.
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Similar requests for Butina to attend interviews with federal prosecutors "concerning an ongoing federal investigation" date back to late September, before she formally decided to plea.
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There's no official founding date for the pet cemetery, but newspaper reports on the site date back to the early 1950s, according to the Presidio website.
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On the southern side of the park, stalactite-covered caves protect cave drawings that date back to Aruba's first-known inhabitants, the Arawak-speaking Caiquetio Indians.
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All of the women now coming forward are putting pressure on the Office of Compliance, whose processes date back to the Congressional Accountability Act of 1995.
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We parked behind the sanctuary, which, looming on top of the hill, oversees the small town below whose beginnings date back to the 5th century BCE.
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The origins of Rachel's predicament date back to the days of the Roman occupation of Jerusalem, a world Horn recreates with a deft and convincing touch.
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Durgin-Park opened up in Boston in 1827, but early coffee jelly recipes date back to the New Family Receipt Book, published in England in 1817.
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The letters and meeting notes date back to December 2018, when the government started considering imposing stricter requirements that could limit or downsize Huawei's market presence.
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Clashes between Trump and John McCain date back to the beginning of the former's presidential campaign, stemming from a combination of personal, policy and stylistic disagreements.
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Car seatbelts, for example, which date back to the 1880s, are often still configured for men, who tend to sit farther back than women when driving.
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The most prominent grievances, from overhauling Chile's creaking pension system to slashing the cost of public services, date back to decisions made well before Pinera's time.
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North Korea's nuclear ambitions date back to the 1950s under the communist regime's first leader, Kim Il Sung, who received help from the former Soviet Union.
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But there is a glimpse of divinity behind the counter in the making of feteer meshaltet, whose origins are said to date back to the pharaohs.
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Acer's floating, transforming laptop displays date back to 2699's Aspire R23, and last year, it built its Ezel hinge into the Triton 7003 gaming laptop.
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In January 2018, Fox moved the release date back to February 2019, which allowed Deadpool 2 to run without contestation from another Marvel movie at Fox.
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It's such a brutal portrayal of workplace misery that its most useful points of comparison date back to when office culture was first unleashed on humanity.
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The first suggestions that the gun might be faulty date back to April 2010, when 32 Bundeswehr paratroopers were ambushed by Taliban fighters in northern Afghanistan.
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According to Know Your Meme, the origins of this radical theory about Endgame's true, well, end game date back to before Avengers: Infinity War was released.
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The fly pupae and their parasitic contents date back to the Paleogene period, which began at the end of the Cretaceous (so after the dinosaurs went extinct).
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It later moved the target date back to 2019—the year by which Canada now wants to set up a legal market for cannabis for recreational use.
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Although the Freemasons in New York date back to the 18th century, the building itself was built in 1913 by Harry P. Knowles, who was a Mason.
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There are also replicas of Paris, London, and Jackson Hole, Wyoming, scattered across the country that date back to the 1990s, as this ABC News report shows.
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Drawn together in a union of more than 20 engine companies, repair sites and institutes scattered around the country, AECC's origins date back to the Mao era.
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The government previously said it would roll out the block sometime in April, but it has now pushed that date back to July 15th, BBC News reports.
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Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court, Brett Kavanaugh, is facing allegations of sexual assault and sexual misconduct, which date back to his high school and college years.
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Tensions between Trump and Romney date back to the 2016 presidential election campaign when Romney appealed to establishment Republicans to reject Trump's candidacy, an effort that fizzled.
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The charges all date back to lucrative work that Mr Manafort and Mr Gates undertook for pro-Russian politicians and oligarchs before signing on with Mr Trump.
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Mandatory minimum sentences date back to Britain's Black Act of 18303, when the filching of one farthing too many meant the difference between gaol and the gibbet.
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The tower was last revamped in 2013, and most of the internal components found in the Mac Pro available on Apple's site today date back to 2015.
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Two Reuters journalists, who are being held in Myanmar on charges that date back to a 1923 law, were denied bail on Thursday, Voice of America reports.
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Higgins's excesses date back to early in his policing career, when he was a SWAT team member for the Opelousas Police Department in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana.
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While the origins of the taco are debated, documentation of maize flatbread "tortillas" date back to the Spanish arrival in the Americans in the early 16th century.
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It is one of a handful of private campuses in the region that date back to colonial times; after independence, large state-run institutions became the norm.
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Records of frozen sorbet-like desserts date back to the ancient Romans and Chinese, where they were made with snow, fresh fruit pulp and sweetened with honey.
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The automaker says it hasn't complied with Japanese fuel efficiency testing standards since 2002, Bloomberg News reports, and that its improper testing methods date back to 1991.
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Fingerhakeln, as it's known in German, is believed to date back to the 17th century, when it was possibly used to settle arbitration between lederhosen-clad men.
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Those events date back to 2013, when he was the first Defense Intelligence Agency director to visit the Russian military intelligence headquarters, and another visit years later.
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Los Angeles, where bitcoin ATMs reportedly date back to 260, is the U.S. city with the most of the machines, with 22017, according to Coin ATM Radar.
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The text is believed to date back to between the 8th and 9th centuries BC and is traditionally understood to be written by Vyasa, a Hindu sage.
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The initial sanctions on Sudan date back to 85033, and spanned economic, trade and financial sectors, levied for providing safe haven to terrorists including Osama bin Laden.
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" The sections of the Criminal Code that Marek plead guilty to date back to the 1940s, when the deaths of two boys were blamed on "crime comics.
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UBS said in its statement on Wednesday it expected the DOJ to seek unspecified monetary penalties stemming from mortgage securities which date back to 2006 and 2007.
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Four of the five large canvases in this booth's compelling exhibit date back to the 1980s, though, when the painter's clanging hellscapes were thinner and more fresh.
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Its legal roots date back to the Civil War, when the Union Army discovered that its peacetime officer corps was perilously aged, infirm and incapable of command.
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"We've never come this far before," said a senior EU official said of EU defence integration efforts that date back to a failed bid in the 1950s.
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The indictment lists incidents occurring between August 2016 and March 2017, though La Vernia's police chief told KSAT at the time that allegations date back to 2014.
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But multiple sources familiar with its activities tell CNN their inquiries date back to spring last year when it sent him a letter requesting he give evidence.
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According to author Vu Hong Lien, piles of discarded snail shells were discovered in Nghệ An province of northern Vietnam that date back to over 10,000 years.
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The bill would automatically reinstate the foreign conglomerate's two expired mining leases, which date back to 1966, before modern environmental protection laws like the Clean Water Act.
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The trilateral summits date back to the fallout from the 1997 Asian financial crisis, which devastated businesses across the region and prompted moves toward greater economic integration.
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They date back to 2014, McSweeney said, when Rauner promised a 3 percent income tax and now the state has a 4.95 percent personal income tax rate.
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ISIS fighters seized Palmyra in May 2015, immediately raising concerns that the group would destroy the city's antiquities and artifacts that date back to the first century.
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Or they want the town&aposs remaining historical homes, which often date back to the early 20th century and were made out of salvaged wood from ships. 3393.
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The sword may be Viking in origin and could date back to Arthurian times, in the 5th or 6th centuries, according to experts at the Jönköpings Läns Museum.
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U.S. tornado records only date back to 1950, and much of Tornado Ally was so sparsely populated before then that tornadoes may have occurred without anyone seeing them.
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This boganiid beetle is known to have close relatives that date back to the previous Jurassic Period, with specimens found as far away as South Africa and Australia.
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The graves, of which there are at least 20, date back to the late fifth to mid sixth centuries AD, according to a University of Sheffield press release.
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However, as Fox News Research then noted, the president's ties to the country date back to at least 1991, when he sold a yacht to a Saudi prince.
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In 2015, Italian company D-Eye created an iPhone eye-scanning accessory for use by medical professionals, and rumors about Apple introducing iris scanning date back to 2014.
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It's common practice for museums and herbariums to swap material to help identify and study rare plant species—in this case, daisies that date back to the 1850s.
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The fortune teller carefully placed the cards, whose origins date back to mid-15th century Europe, in the traditional pattern on her table, and began turning them over.
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The origins of the prosperity gospel date back to a nineteenth-century movement called New Thought, which asserted that health and fortune can be achieved through positive thinking.
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These craters, which date back to the end of the last Ice Age, were formed when large reserves of methane exploded in the wake of retreating ice sheets.
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In April, Uber expanded a proposed settlement made with the Federal Trade Commission pertaining to data mishandling, privacy and security complaints that date back to 2014 and 2015.
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Some of the sanctions are only weeks old, implemented by former President Obama in December, while others date back to shortly after Russia's intervention in Crimea in 2014.
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Land records in most African countries date back to colonial times, and ownership is often unclear, especially where a plot has been held communally, the United Nations says.
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It was originally slated to launch by the end of March 2019, but the Japanese games giant said today it is pushing that date back to summer 2019.
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Complaints filed to the FDA specifically related to marketing and advertising date back to 2012, when the agency received a strongly-worded letter from BlueCross BlueShield of Arizona.
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Jackson Maine's problems date back to a wretched childhood, guaranteeing our pity and love, whereas Fredric March and James Mason gave the hero a nasty and dangerous edge.
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"The oldest courtyard homes date back to the late Ming dynasty, but that doesn't mean every detail in the home is a relic from that period," Li says.
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A Utah man who was gored by a bison three months ago brought his date back to the same park — where she was also gored by a bison.
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Along with over a hundred mosques and Turkish baths, many homes there date back to before the 11th century , some of the first multi-story buildings ever built.
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Some of his blacklisted books date back to the 90s, he said, their contents so outdated that it would be hard to imagine a prisoner using them maliciously.
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The charges date back to the 1950s, when an anti-colonial insurgency known as Mau Mau took hold in Kenya's central highlights in reaction to British land-grabs.
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Much of Disney's streaming strategy is predicated on stirring up sentimentality around movies and shows that date back to the founding of the company nearly 100 years ago.
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The canal will destroy archaeological sites around the Kucukcekmece lagoon that date back to 6,500 BC and provide the earliest evidence of the Hittites in Thrace, TMMOB said.
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Spelling bees, which date back to 18th Century America, have enduring popularity as an all-American indicator of literacy and a reward system based on merit, Numberg said.
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Criminal proceedings in Italy over the statue date back to the 1960s when authorities brought charges against the Italian dealers who first purchased the sculpture from the fishermen.
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They seem to date back to the mid-20th century, and they create the impression of a town that lives under the watchful eye of 1950s American archetypes.
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She said those discussions date back to Warren's 2012 Senate race, when Republican opponent Scott Brown relentlessly went after Warren for having previously self-identified as Native American.
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In one town on the Campanian coast, Pisciotta, fishers use something called a menaica net, which is said to date back to Ancient Greece, according to Ms. Parla.
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Decades ago, researchers found that weight-based bias, which is often accompanied by overt discrimination and bullying, can date back to childhood, sometimes as early as age 3.
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The assets, which were reviewed as part of the year-end close process, date back to 2009, with the majority relating to the period between 2012 and 2014.
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The origins of the GGR date back to the administration of Ronald Reagan, who opposed abortions in almost all circumstances, and refused to fund it around the world.
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Debates about the role of debt stretch as far back as the nation's founding, and attempts to limit borrowing through a constitutional amendment date back to the 1936.
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Reported illnesses linked to Honey Smacks date back to March, and affected children less than a year old to those as old as 95, according to the CDC.
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Exceptions for rape and incest date back to the years before Roe, when states began liberalizing their abortion bans to allow the procedure in certain cases, Ziegler said.
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The roots of the government's case date back to 2005, when undercover agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives set out to infiltrate the Mongols.
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More than 80 women have come forward with allegations against Weinstein that date back to the 1970s and accuse him of misconduct ranging from forcible groping to rape.
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Apple's initial rules about in-app subscriptions date back to 2011, when publishers were spending a lot of time thinking about how they would sell subscriptions via iPads.
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Some parts of the structure that were destroyed in the fire, like the cathedral's roof, which was made of 5,000 oak trees, date back to its original construction.
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The new fossils date back to 174 million years ago, making Lingwulong the earliest known neosauropod (a big group of dinosaurs that includes the titanosaur, diplodocus, brachiosaurus, and others).
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The antitrust claims date back to a 2011 lawsuit filed by several iPhone buyers in California federal court, including lead plaintiff Robert Pepper of Chicago, according to court papers.
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Writing in The Conversation, the two recount how they accidentally discovered three poisonous books in their university library, all of which date back to the 16th and 17th centuries.
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Earliest mentions of the term "bitcoin" in patent titles and abstracts date back to around 2009, while the term "blockchain" begins to appear in patent titles from around 2011.
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How it began: According to Jewish tradition, the origins of Yom Kippur date back to the time of Moses, after the people of Israel made their exodus from Egypt.
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The roots of Cameroon's linguistic rift date back to 1919, when Britain and France divided the country between them, having taken it from Germany after the first world war.
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The origins of Lock and Co. Hatters date back to 1676, when, according to the company, "hatter" Robert Davis opened up a store on London's fashionable St James's Street.
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These tiny microfossils, each of which is smaller than a human hair, date back to the late Ordovician period, when Earth's biodiversity was almost entirely limited to the oceans.
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Minnesota: Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox Beautiful Lake Bemidji is home to two massive, crude representations of Bunyan and his faithful ox that date back to 1937.
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The records obtained by PEOPLE from Maricopa County Superior Court date back to a 2009 order that transferred guardianship of the woman from her biological father to her mother.
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First cultivated in Mexico (though its origins may date back to Peru 15,000 years ago) the avocado has remained an essential part of the country's agricultural and cultural identity.
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Songs crooning candidate support date back to at least 1828, when John Quincy Adams used a song called "Little Know Ye Who's Coming" as part of his campaign package.
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Alternatives, such as accommodating refugees and their descendants in a future Palestinian state, have been discussed in peace talks that date back to 1993 but which are now stalled.
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The indictment states that the bribes date back to about 1998, and that Yarrington allegedly allowed the Gulf cartel to freely smuggle tons of drugs into the United States.
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Hyland's homeopathic teething tablets date back to 1945, when they were introduced to the US market and have been used by millions of children, according to the company's website.
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Castro also gets needled for his apparently poor command of the Spanish language, a reflection of the fact that his family's roots in San Antonio date back to 1920.
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As part of guidelines unveiled in April, authorities have started to brick in doors of properties along the narrow passageways, many of which date back to the 13th century.
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The plans for WIPP date back to 1973, when the US government began investigating a large salt formation in the American southwest as a candidate site for a DGR.
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The show is given some historical depth with contributions from Beulah Woodard and Elizabeth Catlett, pioneering women whose careers date back to the first half of the 20th century.
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Rocks in the Kimberley region date back to 127 million to 140 million years ago, the team said in a new study published in the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology.
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The cryptographic principles underlying the tool date back to the 1970s and '90s, but Google has repurposed and updated them to work with today's more powerful and flexible processors.
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The history of the poppy as an honor Poppies as a memorial for fallen soldiers date back to the early 1900s, according to the US Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Battles over executive privilege date back to the George Washington administration, but reached a crescendo when President Richard Nixon refused to turn over tapes of his White House conversations.
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Net worth: $13.4 billionSource of wealth: Anheuser-BuschThe Busch family fortune's roots in beer date back to 1876 when Adolphus Busch created what is now known today as Budweiser.
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In years to come, the messages may be printed and included in the paper archive of the Opera di Santa Maria del Fiore, whose documents date back to 1296.
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By the numbers: Temperatures were 1.33°F above the 20th century average, and it was the sixth-warmest January–March in modern temperature records that date back to 1880.
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The military pacts will also deepen military ties between the two countries that date back to the Soviet era, when India depended on Moscow to equip its armed forces.
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Federal banking regulators said the practices, which date back to 2011, reflected serious flaws in the internal culture and oversight at Wells Fargo, one of the nation's largest banks.
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Sumptuary laws date back to seventh-century Greece, where women were forbidden to wear "jewels of gold about her, or go in an embroidered robe," unless they were prostitutes.
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While the earliest works date back to the middle of the 20th century, a majority of them were made after 2000, and range from sculptures to videos to tapestries.
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While Native American inhabitants in this region date back to 3000 B.C., what is now known as the town of Monteverde was founded and named by those original Quakers.
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The trailers at Alta Colina, which date back to the 50s and 60s, allow guests the chance to soak up the beauty of Paso Robles away from the crowds.
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The death rumors date back to May when the Chronicles of Turkmenistan reported that a team of doctors was urgently flown in to the Central Asian country from Turkey.
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The full ocean views are sublime, flanked by a sophisticated pool, and vintage-inspired decor and architecture that pays homage to the buildings roots, which date back to 1926.
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Medha: Ta'ameya is a beloved Egyptian staple that is thought to date back to ancient Egypt, when Coptic Christians were forbidden from eating meat during Lent and other holidays.
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Ted Cruz of Texas was on MSNBC host Chris Hayes's podcast recently reciting climate denialist myths that date back to the 1980s, including some that question CO2's role.
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These investigations date back to 251 and include focused studies like Project Blue Book, which covered, among other things, the first reported record of alleged alien abduction, in 251.
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Allen overstated her work experienceThe fabrications appear to date back to when Allen started working for the Trump campaign in 2015, dropping out of high school to do so.
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In a room next to the leopard tomb, the archaeologists dug another interesting find: a bowl containing remains of pine nuts that date back to the 1st century BCE.
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The accusations against him date back to the 1990s, when they were at the center of a bitter child custody battle between Allen and his former partner, Mia Farrow.
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The earliest in the long list of his deceptions that investigators have traced so far, outlined in more than 200 pages of court documents, date back to that year.
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But the important point to grasp is that it just happens to be the case that accurate and comprehensive weather reports are available that date back to the 1950s.
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The oldest bones they studied date back to 5300 BCE, 7,400 years ago, while the most recent are from the Medieval period in 850 AD, about 2,800 years ago.
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The book stretches across geography and time; some of the early images date back to the 1920s, and the newest ones were captured with state-of-the-art digital cameras.
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The book stretches across geography and time; some of the early images date back to the 227s, and the newest ones were captured with state-of-the-art digital cameras.
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"We knew about these antiquities and artifacts situated under the Shrine of Nabi Yunis in eastern Mosul that date back to the eighth century B.C, the Assyrian period," Shumari said.
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The newly reported cases, which date back to January 2011, were obtained on Tuesday by local media outlets including the Bay Area News Group under Freedom of Information Act requests.
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Jizhong Chen, a Chinese national, was charged with theft of trade secrets based on actions that allegedly date back to when he was hired last summer as a hardware developer.
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The Washington Post reported that the accusations date back to the 1990s and happened as recently as 2011, the women ranging in age from 21 to 37 at the time.
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By turns flinty and tender, devotional and irreverent, haunted and enraptured, Cash's poems — which date back to the 1940s — proved as multifaceted and emotionally far-reaching as the man himself.
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Globe-Trotter is known for its classic leather travel cases, all of which are handcrafted by artisans in England using techniques and machinery that date back to the Victorian Era.
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Jawbone's origins date back to 1998/1999, founded by Rahman and fellow Stanford student Alexander Asseily, a serial entrepreneur who also helped launch the consciously minded social media app State.
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Uber is expanding the proposed settlement it made with the Federal Trade Commission last August pertaining to data mishandling, privacy and security complaints that date back to 2014 and 2015.
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This opens up the tantalizing possibility of recovering similar proteins from the earliest human fossils; traces of human habitation in the Laetoli region date back to 3.75 million years ago.
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Details: The newly named and uncovered Homo luzonensis fossils found in the Callao Cave of Luzon Island date back to the Pleistocene epoch, between 2.6 million and 11,700 years ago.
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The wallet-sized photographs, often taken with hazy filters and ambient backdrops, date back to a time before social media was available for young people to shape their self-image.
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Image: USGS/NOAA/IUCNPopulation surveys of vaquita porpoises date back to 2011, with the new survey, led by researchers from the University of St. Andrews, occurring between 2017 and 2018.
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The event's origins are said to date back to the Middle Ages when young men would show off their strength to women by racing up a hill with a woolsack.
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Well into the twenty-first century, leftist subversion is masking failings that date back to colonialism—even as those same failings have in turn fueled the perpetuation of the fighting.
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People might be surprised to know that the first mosques in America date back to the first slaves, many of whom were Muslim, but had to practice Islam in secret.
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It is home to over 900 characters, some of which date back to 1950, as well as the World's Largest Pez Dispenser — a snowman measuring 7 feet, 20 inches tall.
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The bank, whose origins date back to the 1820s, was formed at the end of 2001 by the merger of four banks - one each from Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Norway.
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It draws on a half-century of climate science research and outlines policy efforts that date back to the first World Climate Conference, which was held in Geneva in 1979.
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And racial incidents against Asian-Americans in New Jersey date back to the "Dotbuster" attacks against Indian immigrants in the 1980s and local crackdowns on karaoke bars in the 1990s.
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While the bulk of the reports related to cases of abuse date back to the 1960s, '70s and '80s, there were 26 reports made by minors of more recent abuse.
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Mr. Campion pointed out that political dialogues on Twitter date back to at least 2011, when the comedians Rob Delaney and Megan Amram were tweeting similar jokes about Mitt Romney.
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" Details of the search warrant applications: "The documents date back to July 2017 and request access to several of Cohen's accounts, including his Gmail, Trump Organization email and Apple account.
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Jordan and Lebanon have taken recent steps to end such laws, which often date back to the colonial era and have been condemned by rights groups as archaic and inhumane.
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Proponents of reform, on the other hand, argue that laws prohibiting abortion in Africa are the real product of colonialism, since almost all of them date back to colonial codes.
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In 2007, 50 Cent and Kanye West commodified the concurrent releases of their respective albums Curtis and Graduation, with Kanye pushing his date back to generate press over the competition.
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The documents, which are said to include 23 question enrolment forms the group required from new recruits and date back to 2013, were obtained by British and German media outlets.
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He hopes his modern take on the traditional wooden lanterns believed to date back to Egypt's 12th-century Fatimid dynasty will stop them from being undercut by new Chinese imports.
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The antitrust claims against Apple date back to a 2011 lawsuit by several iPhone buyers in California federal court, including lead plaintiff Robert Pepper of Chicago, according to court papers.
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The origins of blackface date back to 19th century minstrel shows, when white actors covered themselves in black grease paint in a caricature of the singing and dancing of slaves.
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The Delta IV is the last remaining descendant of the Delta family of rockets, a long line of vehicles that date back to the birth of the modern space era.
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Tug-of-war was part of the ancient Olympics, which date back to 776 BC. In this photo, the U.S. tug-of-war team competes during the 1908 London Olympics.
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Meteorites, which are space rocks that land on Earth, are godsends for scientists studying these problems because they are time capsules that often date back to the infant solar system.
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Zaffino is fiercely competitive and disciplined, characteristics that date back to when he played as a Boston College soccer goalie and trained with the U.S. Men's national team, they said.
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The event's origins are said to date back to the Middle Ages when young men would show off their strength to women by racing up a hill with a woolsack.
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Zaffino is fiercely competitive and disciplined, characteristics that date back to when he played as a Boston College soccer goalie and trained with the U.S. Men's national team, they said.
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The deals with VUPEN, a now-defunct vendor of "zero-day vulnerabilities," date back to 2009 and 2010, but DND confirmed its dealings with the company ended in August 2011.
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Many of the wooden merchant houses and ornate temples and assembly halls — a fusion of styles from China, Europe and Japan — date back to Hoi An's prime in the 1700s.
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In the United States, "blue laws," so called due to the blue paper on which Puritan leaders printed the Sunday trade restrictions, date back to the 18th century at least.
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Boston's winding streets, some of which date back to cow paths from the 17th century, make the city especially prone to drivers taking shortcuts and back routes to get around congestion.
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A bar runs along one wall of Eddie's, lined with stools that date back to the opening of the first ice cream shop to occupy the space nearly 100 years ago.
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Boeing hasn't even started building the new Air Force One wide-body jet models known as 747-13, which would replace two 747-200s that date back to the early 1990s.
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We love our nutmeg to an embarrassing degree, but as a recent archaeological discovery shows, its origins date back to a very different time—and far longer ago than we realized.
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All these programs sit on top of older technologies that are often based on ways of thinking which date back to a time when security was barely a concern at all.
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Alternatively, the president could order Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who has recused himself from the Mueller probe, to rescind the regulations, which date back to 1999, and then fire Mr. Mueller.
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The Japanese showrunners of the era recycle Western tropes that date back to Marilyn Monroe — the "ditzy blonde and serious brunette" mechanic familiar from films like 1953's Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.
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The Sami—an indigenous people not related to the Scandinavian tribes that later settled in the northernmost parts of what is now Sweden, Norway and Finland—date back to prehistoric times.
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The earliest Instagram messages — including, "By the way I'm Graham from echosmith and I think ur beautiful" — date back to 2016, when the Blink-182 rocker's daughter was 10 years old.
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At first, the archaeologists figured the remains were either Vikings or Norsemen, but further analysis suggests the skeletons date back to Tudor Ireland, a period that ran from 1485 to 1603.
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In a letter to the Senate in February, Cathy A. Catterson, the Circuit and Court of Appeals Executive, she said the first efforts date back to the 77th Congress in 93.
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The series and its armored hero date back to the original Nintendo console, and the game's big twist was that the alien-hunting badass beneath the iconic armor is a woman.
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The problem with the venous blood testing appears to date back to August 2014 when Magellan received a number of complaints from customers about its LeadCare Ultra device, the FDA said.
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The first nine months of 2017 are the second-warmest in records that date back to the late 1800s, according to the latest monthly National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration report Wednesday.
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Although the stories date back to the 1970s, it was not until cell phone cameras proliferated that evidence grew, and more people believed the tales to be true about Murray's antics.
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China-Arab ties date back to the early 1960s, during which the mainland has traditionally focused on energy, commerce and trade ties with the region, choosing to abstain from geopolitical tensions.
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The beginnings of that date back to 1971, when Ray Tomlinson sent an experimental message between two computers in the same room, connected only by ARPANET (the precursor to the internet).
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The service also announced it is withdrawing a number of previous ESA findings, which date back to 1995, related to trophies of African elephants, bontebok and lions from multiple African countries.
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The new funding, which some Republican lawmakers slammed as "welfare," comes on top of federal backstops that have been authorized by Congress through farm bills that date back to the 1930s.
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While Putin revealed no great secret in highlighting these weapons in his speech (in fact, some even date back to the Soviet era), he has prioritized their development during his rule.
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The dense deep-fried pastries, which do not flatten as they are eaten, date back to the Middle Ages, when people tried to use up ingredients that are avoided during Lent.
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Suspicions that Harvard and other top colleges were imposing informal quotas on Asian-Americans to combat their quickly growing presence among the academic elite date back to at least the 1980s.
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Hillary Clinton's own relations with Wall Street date back to her husband's Administration, but they grew during her eight years representing New York in the U.S. Senate, from 2001 to 2009.
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What was recovered Pennsylvania's statute of limitations for the charges runs only five years, Veverka said, so the pleaded charges against Schulman and Priore would only date back to approximately 2012.
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Fox's catalog includes a vast number of movies and television shows that date back to the turn of the 22024st century, and not all of them fit Disney's squeaky clean brand.
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They date back to the presidential transition, during which they were championed by a group of staffers, led by Miller, that also included Gene Hamilton, a former aide to then-Sen.
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The FBI's interest in Page and his possible ties to Russia date back to 2013, when federal investigators were concerned that Page had been targeted by Russian intelligence agents for recruitment.
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This month, the U.S. government revealed its concerns about Russian incursions into the operating systems of domestic electric power plants and noted that the efforts to disrupt date back to 21625.
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The U.K.'s decision could be complicated by a rival extradition request from Sweden, where investigators have re-opened a probe into rape allegations against Assange that date back to 2010.
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The allegations date back to when Dogan Holding and Isbank, the country's biggest listed lender, were stakeholders in fuel distributor Petrol Ofisi, prior to its acquisition by Austrian company OMV in 2010.
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The skills they use date back to ancient Greece and Rome — possibly further — and were once so commonly used they have been considered vital to the development of the Western intellectual tradition.
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While the singer continues to deny these allegations, which date back to the '90s, celebrities like Chance The Rapper, John Legend, and Lady Gaga have denounced Kelly and his body of work.
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As part of that project, it's still in the process of digitizing more than 650,000 hours of games and other footage that date back to 1946, the year the NBA was founded.
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The accusations against Spacey — who was the artistic director of London's Old Vic theatre from 2004-15 — date back to an allegation that he sexually assaulted a man in 1996 in Westminster.
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What is clear, however, is that they date back to the 18th Dynasty (1550-1292 BC), and they were likely made for government officials who served at the ancient capital of Thebes.
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The earliest of these date back to between 300,000 to 250,000 years ago, and originate from opposite ends of Africa, stretching from the southern tip of the continent to its northernmost points.
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His signature "Gridworks," which date back to the mid-70s, are photo-based works upon which the artist lays a numbered grid, sometimes on a plexiglas sheet mounted above the original image.
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Gabriela Alfaro, head of the Costa Rican attorney general's gender department, said alleged victims had presented a total of four complaints against Viquez, all of which date back to 2003 or before.
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Reinking's run-ins with police date back to at least May 215, and helped lead state police to strip him of his right to possess a gun in Illinois, his home state.
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Reinking's run-ins with police date back to at least May 2016, and helped lead state police to strip him of his right to possess a gun in Illinois, his home state.
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Thanks to scum-of-the-internet 4chan, we've all been hearing lately about a particular iOS bug that will brick modern iPhones, if you set the date back to 1/1/1970.
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Its origins date back to what many anthropologists believe was a fertility ritual practiced long before the Ottoman Empire and for a time, many women who practiced the dance publicly were prostitutes.
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According to currently available data, tampering incidents date back to 2013 and involved 10 employees, although Yamauchi said it was possible that older data may show the problem could go back further.
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The probe, being carried out by auditing firm PwC, has uncovered accounting irregularities that date back to at least 2015, and is expected to be completed by the end of the year.
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While something like "Old Town Road" is having a conversation with the music that immediately preceded it, the roots of country rap in its current form date back to the early 22013s.
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This ritual, whose origins date back to the 14th century—a period during which Theravada Buddhism became the chosen religion of Laotian kings—is called the monks' alms round, or tak bat.
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The allegations date back to 2014, a sign that officials are not willing to let past attacks slide as they attempt to guard against foreign efforts to influence the November midterm elections.
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His ties to Erdogan date back to the 1990s when Yildirim, educated in shipbuilding and marine sciences, was in charge of a high-speed ferry company in Istanbul, where Erdogan was mayor.
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The allegations date back to 28500, a sign that officials are not willing to let past attacks slide as they attempt to guard against foreign efforts to influence the November midterm elections.
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The sea pollution off Andros is thought to date back to 2011, when heavy rain caused an informal waste disposal site to collapse, with most of the materials tumbling into the sea.
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Wes Skeels, the juvenile court administrator in Mahoning County, told ABC that 73 of the charges, including 40 felonies, stem from incidents that occurred in Ohio and date back to May 2017.
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There are structures in the town of Kuldhara that date back to the 13th century, but no one has lived there since 1825, when all its residents seemingly vanished into thin air.
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The Jewish Virtual Library, a website run by the American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise, said that efforts to establish Jewish settlements in the Jordan Valley date back to shortly after the 1967 war.
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The Jewish Virtual Library, a website run by the American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise, said that efforts to establish Jewish settlements in the Jordan Valley date back to shortly after the 1967 war.
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The awe-inspiring footbridges of Isfahan, some of which date back to the 7th century, could also be in the line of fire were President Trump to make good on his threats.
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RNC staff say that a big reason hackers were unsuccessful is the party's longstanding data security operations, which date back to the creation of the party's massive voter data file in 2000.
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The report included claims — some of which date back to 2011 and 2012 — that Andreev made racist and sexist comments to staffers, as well as broader claims of a toxic work environment.
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Crossed paths with other Manafort judge during corruption trial Jackson's accolades in Washington date back to long before she took the federal bench in 2011 as a nominee of President Barack Obama.
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SOCCER GOALIE Zaffino is fiercely competitive and disciplined, characteristics that date back to when he played as a Boston College soccer goalie and trained with the U.S. Mens national team, they said.
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The allegations date back to the 22019s, and child sex abuse survivors are frequently barred from filing civil lawsuits or pursuing criminal charges against their attackers because of statute of limitation laws.
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Image courtesy of the artist While making these, Callanan learned techniques that date back to Victorian signage, like inverted relief text, gilding, wrought iron design, swing sign design, and manufacturing and lettering rules.
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The allegations, from seven women, date back to as early as 2003, when Franken was still a comedian, to his early years in the Senate, and include claims of unwanted kissing and groping.
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The ruins of the Castello Normanno di Sala Consilina, a former fortress that, according to several sources, was built by the Norman Duke Roberto il Guidscardo, likely date back to the year 1000.
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This week's university entrance exam, whose origins date back to imperial China, determines which university students will attend and what major they're able to select - and as a result, much of their future.
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The former employees' allegations date back to 2008, and the incidents took place in San Francisco, where AlterNet has an office, or in various New York locations, where there is no fixed office.
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" They date back to two years ago, around the 2016 presidential campaign, when the president had a very different opinion of the GOP senator — or, as then-candidate Trump called him, "Lyin' Ted.
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Palantir's work with state-sponsored spying appears to date back to 2008, when the company demoed its software to the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), the British counterpart to the National Security Agency (NSA).
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Deutsche Bank's existential troubles date back to its acquisition in 1999 of Bankers Trust, an American investment bank, which served as the launching pad for its ill-fated foray into international investment banking.
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Customer complaints date back to the launch of the Galaxy S7 on March 11, with some users suggesting disabling Bluetooth, or uninstalling apps that use location in the background, as a temporary workaround.
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China, Russia and Cuba have enabled Maduro's continuation in power by lending money, providing weapons, intelligence support and political advice — relationships that date back to the regime of former Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez.
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The video is five years old, but its earliest comments date back to four years ago, which would place its viral success somewhere in 2012, alongside the trend in popularity of the quote.
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U.S. Ambassador Joseph Yun's trip to Myanmar underlined continuing U.S. worries over North Korean links that date back to Myanmar's decades of military rule, according to a senior State Department official on Friday.
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We have ancient English laws that date back to 1677 that allow someone selling a house to accept an offer on a property and then immediately accept a higher bid from someone else.
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The charges Manafort faces in Virginia involve alleged financial crimes like bank fraud that date back to before his work on the campaign and relate to his efforts as a lobbyist for Ukrainians.
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Liberal groups said that many unemployed childless adults with low incomes could be cut off, starting this month, as a result of the time limits, which date back to the 221 welfare law.
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These date back to the mid-1960s when the late Joseph Weizenbaum, a computer scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, devised a program called ELIZA to hold psychotherapeutic conversations of a kind.
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Islamist militants in Bangladesh have targeted atheist bloggers, academics, religious minorities and foreign aid workers in a series of killings that date back to February 2015 and have claimed at least 20 lives.
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But bilateral ties, which date back to the Korean War, have weakened since North Korea began testing nuclear weapons in 2006 and Beijing has since joined the international community in supporting UN sanctions.
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The M.T.A. has made overhauling its signals, some of which date back to before World War II, at the forefront of its agenda — a project that some estimates say could take five decades.
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The piece is part of a series of kinetic sculptures which date back to the studio's 2013 work, Momentum, each exploring the relationship—the concord and discord—of light, sound, and movement together.
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The three concrete bunkers that line the boardwalk date back to Robert Moses, the New York City power broker and shaper, but the modern buzzing Rockaway concession scene is barely a decade old.
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But this isn't a new development; blaming video games for real-world violence — any kind of real-world violence — is a longstanding cultural and political habit whose origins date back to the 1970s.
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The library's curator of manuscripts and archives, Thomas Lannon, sent word to Capital One on Tuesday that he would like to inspect the Bowery materials, which date back to the bank's earliest days.
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The government blames the growing violence on its political opponents linked to Islamist parties, aiming to create chaos and prevent war crimes trials for incidents that date back to 1971 from going ahead.
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Arguments for family abolition date back to Marx and Engels (and indeed, even further, to Plato), but the radical feminist Shulamith Firestone is credited with popularizing the concept on the modern-day left.
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The IRS notice also raises a problem on how to deal with captives that have already been drawn out since the agency wants retroactive transactions that date back to November 2006, Work said.
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Sakai's team used fieldwork and high-resolution 3D data to find the new images, which are thought to date back to at least 100 B.C. to A.D. 300, according to a news release.
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Last year's exodus followed previous waves of forced displacement of the Rohingya that date back to the 1990s -- when Anowar, the phone repairman, first left Myanmar along with more than 250,000 other Rohingya.
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Nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountain range, 2100 miles northeast of San Francisco, the town's streets are lined with characterful wooden houses that date back to the late 0003th century.
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This is especially true for allegations that are decades old — like several of the latest harassment allegations against Ailes that date back to the mid-1960s, or some of Bill Cosby's alleged victims.
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Richard, 75, has twice voluntarily met officers from South Yorkshire Police after it launched an inquiry in 2014 into allegations against him that date back to the 1980s and involve an under-age boy.
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Publicly, efforts for women's empowerment in Latin America date back to the 1990s, when the adoption of gender quotas for legislative candidates led to the highest regional proportion of women legislators in the world.
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In the video above, we go over some of the early theories surrounding blood that date back to 200 CE. I also take a test, called the Eldoncard, to figure out my blood type.
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For ADM, some of these changes also date back to 2015, when it created a new business unit, Wild Flavors and Specialty Ingredients, after it bought natural flavorings company Wild for about $3 billion.
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Snopes, which sorted through the history of one such photo of the students in black paint, says it appears to date back to a November 2012 basketball game between Covington and a county school.
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The documents, which date back to 2012, provide a rare window into CEO Mark Zuckerberg's thoughts on how to expand his social media juggernaut as users made the transition from desktop to mobile phones.
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FROM PEN: Grammy News and Notes: Album of the Year Nominees Her split from Henson in the summer of 2010 provided the spark for her most recent full length to date, Back to Scratch.
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The storied American retailer, whose roots date back to 21.7, has accumulated $2003 billion in losses since 2200, and seen annual revenue fall 2151 percent to $29.75 billion as of the end of 2016.
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A team of researchers from University of Florida, Stony Brook University, and Samsung Research America has discovered that Attention (AT) commands, which date back to the 1980s, can be used to compromise Android devices.
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Land records in most African countries date back to colonial times, and the ownership of most holdings is unclear especially where it has been held communally, the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization said.
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The violations date back to a time when the Taj Mahal was the preferred gambling spot for Russian mobsters living in Brooklyn, according to federal investigators who tracked organized crime in New York City.
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Currently at the New York artspace, Spoke NYC, the Texan artist's works are on display under the banner UnReal Estate V; previous renditions of the ongoing project date back to 2012's UnReal Estate.
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Akebono's latest financial woes date back to around 2014, when the company was struggling to fill a surge in orders from customers in the United States, where vehicle sales were climbing to record highs.
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The alleged incidents date back to 1976 and were allegedly reported to the network as early as 1986, with women accusing the TV anchor of inappropriate behavior such as making lewd comments and groping.
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Founded in 1950 as a simple coffee and doughnut purveyor, Dunkin' often calls its core group of 22 doughnut flavors its "classic" lineup, since these varieties typically date back to the brand's earliest days.
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The roots of tiny living date back to the 18th century in the days of Henry David Thoreau and Walden Pond, but tiny houses have been a rising trend in the past five years.
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Richard, 20143, has twice voluntarily met officers from South Yorkshire Police after it launched an inquiry in 2014 into allegations against him that date back to the 1980s and involve an under-age boy.
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There is something primal in this particular ritual too; similar traditions, like the public shamings known as charivari, or "rough music," date back to at least the Middle Ages in Europe, and maybe longer.
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If train signals are one of the principal ailments afflicting the New York City subway system, then how often do the antiquated mechanisms, some of which date back to the Truman White House, fail?
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Commanded by Suhail al-Hassan, a favourite of the Russians, the Tigers have a reputation for brutal effectiveness, with allegations of massacres and torture that date back to the earliest days of the war.
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The origins of the Fed's overt support for the stock market date back to late 2628s, when Alan Greenspan questioned whether the stock market was subject to "irrational exuberance" during the dot-com bubble.
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They grew up in one of the historic parts of town, with pretty houses that date back to the early 20th century, when the city was the thriving center of the nation's brass industry.
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The claims against Mr. Salmond, who led the push for Scottish independence that led to a 2014 referendum, date back to the years he was Scotland's first minister, from May 2007 to November 2014.
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One more cup o' tea for you -- although shooting just started last week, we're told tensions are already high, partly because some cast members are holding on to beefs that date back to 2011.
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"Its rules concerning Internet campaign ads largely date back to an era before Twitter existed, and Facebook was a Harvard project that Mark Zuckerberg and his friends launched in their dorm room," Weiner said.
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It's why even though Alba City is about 50 years old and on Mars, it looks like a modern Earth metropolis, with some buildings that look like they date back to the early 1900s.
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The history: The roots of impeachment date back to ancient Germany, but the first known instance came in England in 1376 with the removal of ministers to King Edward III, according to the Economist.
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The 114 pages relating to Ailes date back to 1969, when the FBI conducted a "Special Inquiry" on Ailes for his employment in the White House as a political adviser to President Richard Nixon.
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The ancient walls around Diyarbakir are made of black basalt and date back to 297 CE. Nestled on the banks of the Tigris River, Diyarbakir once served as important Roman and Byzantine trade routes.
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The accusations are as recent as 2016 and date back to 1992, when a woman said Bush grabbed her rear end while they were taking a photo at a fundraiser for his reelection campaign.
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S. interests date back to 113, beginning with Saudi Arabia granting oil exploration rights to American companies, and later providing the U.S. a major source of energy during its crude-strapped World War II years.
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The newly analyzed fossils—three partial mandibles with teeth—came from Kenya, and date back to between 16 million and 23 million years ago, which is long after lemurs were thought to have departed Africa.
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Thousands of Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh's supporters have begun assembling close to the court in the state of Punjab, where he is on trial for raping two women in cases that date back to 2002.
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But bilateral ties, which date back to the Korean War, have weakened since North Korea began testing nuclear weapons in 2006 and Beijing has since joined the international community in supporting United Nations (UN) sanctions.
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Kirsten Gillibrand tore into the Neller, calling his testimony "unsatisfactory" and demanded to know why nothing had been done to hold individuals accountable for the cyberharassment of women even though reports date back to 2013.
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Weinstein is still slated to appear in a New York court on March 7 for a pre-trial hearing for five felony charges related to multiple incidents of sexual assault that date back to 2006.
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These constituencies date back to 1985, when Hong Kong's British rulers, in a fit of amateur sociology, decided to give political voice to "major sectors of the community [with] common social, economic and occupational interests".
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Among the classified documents found with him were six that contain sensitive intelligence — meaning they were produced through sensitive government sources or methods that are critical to national security issues — and date back to 2014.
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