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The Bulgarian premolar dates back some 7.24 million years ago, and the Greek jaw fossil dates back 7.175 million years ago, they said.
Brown's strange behavior dates back to last yearBrown's strange behavior dates back to early last year, after he departed from the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Though cheerleading in the most literal sense — hollerin' 'bout sports — dates back to the middle of the 19th century, cheerleading as an intensely athletic art form only dates back to the 1980s.
Trump's history with Russia dates back to the Soviet era.
The Romanian method itself dates back even further than that.
His treatment for basal cell carcinoma dates back to 2013.
The practice of getting pierced dates back about 5,000 years.
The agency's pattern of violations authority dates back to 1977.
The Volkswagen Group's relationship with China dates back to 1978.
The concept of debt dates back to the ancient world.
Pigeon domestication dates back as far as 3503,000 years ago.
Hardy and Harry's friendship dates back a number of years.
New Hampshire's first primary dates back 100 years, to 1916.
His connection with Mr. Robertson dates back about six years.
A lot of it dates back to the financial crisis.
The YouTube version of the video dates back to 2014.
Almost everything inside dates back to the 1930s or earlier.
The collective's other secret sauce dates back to its foundation.
His experience in construction dates back to his earliest days.
The story of the shed dates back about five years.
Research on the oral administration of insulin dates back decades.
The connection between Lee and Krawitt dates back five years.
But its origin story actually dates back nearly a decade.
His criminal record dates back to the 80s and 93s.
Lisbon also boasts architecture that dates back to the 1700s.
The tradition dates back to 1935, according to Atlas Obscura.
The oldest tomb in the graveyard dates back to 1439.
Speculation about an MCL sprain dates back to a Nov.
The Manicouagan Crater in Canada dates back 200 million years.
Remarkably, the activity Facebook flagged today dates back to 2010.
Fox's, maker of Party Rings biscuits, dates back to 13.
The U.S. nuclear missile force dates back to the 1950s.
The Gulf Shores Mardi Gras parade dates back to 1978.
Second, resentment of the mainstream media dates back to Agnew.
In fact, the original version dates back to July 2014.
New Balance's history in the N.B.A. dates back even farther.
The village dates back to at least the 12th century.
The genesis of the issue dates back about a year.
This "Hunter S. Negroponte" piece dates back to the 1990s.
Founded in the 1800s, Beckley's history dates back two centuries.
That fight dates back to the early days of Islam.
The Mummers Parade dates back nearly 120 years in Philadelphia.
The grandfather of programming languages, C, dates back to 1972.
The computer language is Assembly, and dates back to 21625.
The history of the farm dates back hundreds of years.
And the need for such an office dates back decades.
My ancestry dates back thousands of years to the area.
Public knowledge of the crisis dates back to last month.
We're told the disapproval dates back to at least 2016.
This is a German tradition that dates back to the 103.
The Medicaid block grants proposal dates back to the Reagan administration.
But their story actually dates back earlier than that 2005 meeting.
Some of the generation and transmission equipment dates back several decades.
The process of reading tarot cards dates back to centuries ago.
Sectarianism under Saudi rule dates back to the early 20th century.
Here's why a shadowy industry that dates back centuries is exploding.
Cloudflare says the earliest data leak dates back to September 2016.
The oldest fund in the Morningstar group dates back to 1971.
The first part of Dr Greaves's theory dates back to 1988.
The tunic of Saint Louis dates back to the 13th century.
The original H-6 bomber dates back to the late 1950s.
The case, which dates back to 2011, centers around design patents.
The fraud conspiracy scheme dates back to around 2011, documents show.
Pressing Command+D dates back to some of the earliest browsers.
But the history of nail polish dates back way before that.
But his love for Chanel actually dates back about 10 years.
The history of the Nubian people dates back thousands of years.
Katy Perry and Taylor Swift's storied feud dates back years now.
The publication itself dates back to ... '76. 163. 1976. Yeah. Yes.
They contend that the compensation discrimination dates back to December 2010.
Located in Pocatello, Idaho, the Standrod Mansion dates back to 1902.
A Unesco World Heritage site, Catalhoyuk dates back nearly 9,000 years.
But did you know the concept actually dates back to 1978?
Some machinery used in the fields dates back to the 1970s.
Curing, she quickly discovered, dates back to the earliest human existence.
But Olympic basketball dates back to the Berlin games of 1936.
Her complicated history with the two men dates back even further.
Efron shared the photo, which dates back to 2008, on Instagram.
It stretches around the globe and dates back through all time.
They contend that the compensation discrimination dates back to December 2010.
While the practice dates back to antiquity, Jesus' silence is noteworthy.
Some of its infrastructure dates back to the 1970s, or earlier.
Pearling on the Persian Gulf dates back to the Stone Age.
Retallack's own career as a paleontologist dates back about 60 years.
Being "primaried" from the right dates back at least to 1978.
Milk is allowed via a precedent that dates back to 1966.
The creation of false narratives around criminal justice dates back decades.
The arrangement dates back at least to 2011, court records show.
After all, the current EKV technology dates back to the 1990s.
Her work on dark matter work dates back to the 1970s.
The relationship between Osaka and San Francisco dates back to Oct.
The history of the modern credit card dates back the 1920s.
Paul's passion to reinvent transportation dates back more than a decade.
Sears, known for its mail-order catalogs, dates back to 1893.
The multinational investment bank's investor sentiment data dates back to Q1 2013.
Their different tone on Russia dates back to the U.S. presidential campaign.
Kraft says his loyalty dates back to 2011 when his wife died.
It&aposs the only remaining dome car and dates back to 1955.
Here's the catch, though: Catherine's Instagram only dates back to July 2018.
The Wall Street chapter of Kappa Beta Phi dates back to 1929.
It dates back to the ancient Greek myth of Jason and Medea.
The term itself -- executive privilege -- dates back only to the Eisenhower administration.
He said Tantra dates back centuries to Hindu and Buddhist religious practices.
But the great dictionary's only citation for this dates back to 1425.
Stamos' friendship with the groundbreaking rock icons dates back over three decades.
Indeed, assigning tech startups human names dates back at least five years.
The controversy dates back nearly seven years, when Zuma first took office.
The answer dates back to the development of America's Space Shuttle programme.
Opposition to the Trans-Pecos line dates back two years, Glover said.
The history of this behavior, especially in the U.S., dates back centuries.
CBS Radio owns and operates 117 stations and dates back to 1928.
Researchers believe the Grolier codex dates back to the early 13th century.
Details: The order of the Zulfiqar reportedly dates back to 1921/1922.
Shinto is a form of animism, which dates back to prehistoric times.
Hacker culture in Iran dates back to the turn of the millennium.
The tradition of presidential first pitches dates back more than a century.
Traditionalists say that Japan's Chrysanthemum throne dates back more than 2,000 years.
The Hamawands have a reputation for stubborn resistance that dates back centuries.
The blowgun is a simple weapon that dates back to ancient cultures.
Podcasting dates back at least until 2000, gaining popular momentum around 2004.
The curious history of this phrase dates back even further and farther.
The history of the ice dancers' group dates back to the 1950s.
It's a position that dates back to his 12 years in Congress.
Mexico's only win in 11 games against them dates back to 1985.
The Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, Missouri, dates back to 1922.
The Fiat 500 is a nameplate that dates back to the 1950s.
The disagreement dates back to at least 2005, when the then-No.
To be precise, it dates back thousands of years to ancient Greece.
Boyarkin told Time that his connection to Manafort dates back to 2006.
Its checkerboard design dates back thousands of years to the Incan Empire.
The 737 MAX is an airframe design that dates back to 1967.
The festival dates back to 1979, when the first festival was held.
The lesbian vampire film dates back to the Golden Age of Hollywood.
Judge Haight's involvement in police oversight dates back nearly half a century.
The White House tradition dates back to President Abraham Lincoln in 1863.
Our religion dates back to ancient Mesopotamia and preserves pre-Islamic practices.
The idea of travel to the moon dates back centuries in literature.
The tradition of naming a Miss Golden Globe dates back to 1963.
Afghanistan's reputation for exhausting global superpowers dates back to Alexander the Great.
Pingyao's historical center, a protected Unesco heritage site, dates back 2,700 years.
Battery technology in its simplest form dates back more than two centuries.
The town's history dates back more than a century and a half.
The case dates back to 2012, after the Obama policy was announced.
The oldest of these, St. Thaddeus, dates back to the 7th century.
Milk is also allowed via a precedent that dates back to 1966.
Federal overtime law, which dates back to 1938, never intended that result.
The idea of widening it dates back to the 1980s, when Gov.
The Oxford English Dictionary says the singular they dates back to 1375.
It's something that dates back to his childhood, the actor has said.
NOAA tells CNN that the pre-Florence imagery dates back to 2014.
Anastasiia said it dates back to the beginning of the 20th century.
Chile's constitution dates back to General Augusto Pinochet's 1973-1990 military dictatorship.
Sears, once known for its mail-order catalogs, dates back to 1893.
Mexican haute cuisine in the Bay Area dates back further than Cantu.
It has 14 bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and dates back to the 16th century.
France's history in Ethiopia dates back to the start of the 20th century.
Locals tell me that Sian has a history that dates back 2,700 years.
Gothic romance dates back to Horace Walpole's 1764 novel The Castle of Otranto.
The alleged abuse dates back to 1998 and spanned more than a decade.
But the presence of reporters at the White House dates back even farther.
The knife, which has an intact blade, dates back to 1781 or older.
The fencing dates back to a previous U.S. border security effort in 2006.
Kelley's involvement in the scandal dates back to June 2012, when former Gen.
It also has an archive of reading material that dates back to 1996.
The custom of carving and giving "Love Spoons" dates back centuries in Wales.
The existence of droppers dates back well before Android and Android-targeting malware.
The use of acid as a weapon dates back to the Victorian era.
The legend of King Arthur dates back to at least the eighth century.
The field of x-ray crystallography dates back to the early 20th century.
Murray's Renegade Approach Murray's renegade approach to painting dates back to the '70s.
London's Soho Waiters Race is a tradition that dates back to the 1950s.
AppKit dates back to the 1980s, descended from the original NeXTSTEP Application Kit.
Sex magic through tantra dates back to the middle of the first millennium.
According to Crunchbase, the company's investment activity in startupland dates back to 2016.
The line dates back to 1996, and hasn't really changed much this millennium.
In the U.S., Groundhog Day dates back to the 18th and 19th centuries.
A fitting homage to a series that dates back to the late 1980s.
The history of Go dates back to ancient China, some 2,500 years ago.
The Mini's DNA dates back to the Suez Canal oil crisis in 1957.
Their history in the area dates back 9,000 years ago, the tribe says.
Their fears, he said, stemmed from a crisis that dates back 40 years.
In fact, it's a Christian tradition that dates back to the Middle Ages.
But don't assume everything about this indoor bike dates back to the '50s.
The last photo of McQueen on Silva's account dates back to Jan. 1.
Trampolining as an Olympic sport dates back to the 2000 Olympics in Sydney.
The unit dates back to WWII and only received its Warthogs in 2010.
That authority dates back to the 2007 Supreme Court case Massachusetts v. EPA.
The case dates back to Rollen's purchase of Next Biometrics shares on Oct.
The idea, however, dates back to the early years of the Bollate prison.
The piano itself is a piece of history ... it dates back to 1872!!
Sunoco acknowledged that some of its pipeline equipment dates back to the 1950s.
New Hampshire's lawsuit against Exxon, headquartered in Irving, Texas, dates back to 2003.
Trump's connection with the Patriots dates back prior to his time in politics.
The 2018 Sonata's basic design dates back only a few years, to 2015.
This is another psychological urge that dates back to prehistoric times, Klontz says.
The Chicago Art Institute has an annual Halloween ball that dates back decades.
The city dates back to 1670, when it was settled by English colonists.
Originating in New Jersey, this American sandwich chain dates back to the 1950s.
Originally built for visiting French royalty, the mansion dates back to the 1800s.
Zurich's Knabenschiessen is a traditional annual festival that dates back to the 1600s.
The staging dates back to 1990, and had not been seen since 1993.
The suit claims the illegal activity dates back to as early as 2007.
The five-story home, according to Curbed, dates back to the 19th century.
That crusade dates back even before Moore's 2000 election to the state court.
My perspective on this paradox dates back to Blackstone's 2007 initial public offering.
Elmwood Cemetery dates back to 1874, when it was founded for African-Americans.
His first creation, which dates back to 1933, can be found in Sapporo.
He's 41 now, but his love of scarification dates back to his childhood.
IBM's logo evolution reflects this trend — its current design dates back to 1972.
Russia Russia and Venezuela's friendship dates back to the presidency of Hugo Chavez.
Prosecutors said that Maduro's role in narco-trafficking dates back to the 1990s.
The blackface practice dates back to 19th century minstrel shows that caricatured slaves.
China's friendship with Mugabe dates back to Zimbabwe's independence struggle, which China supported.
In its modern form, the primary process only dates back to the 1970s.
His relationship with the families dates back to his time as a candidate.
Face isn't new—it dates back to the 4th century B.C. in China.
"Health insurance for pets dates back to over 100 years ago," said Schreiber.
In this country, it dates back to the earliest years of the colonies.
The programming language C++ builds off C, and dates back almost as far.
This single-family home is 2,086 square feet and dates back to 1967.
With roots in the American Nazi Party, the N.S.M. dates back to 240.
With roots in the American Nazi Party, the N.S.M. dates back to 240.
The annual Easter Egg Roll on the South Lawn dates back to 1878.
But it also is a practice that dates back centuries in the country.
Run with the bulls in Pamplona, a tradition that dates back to 1591.
It is a farming system that dates back as many as 4,500 years.
It dates back to 1932, with the enactment of that year's Electoral Code.
Some of the alleged misconduct dates back decades, when the women were underage.
The first historical mention of Palmyra dates back to the second millennium B.C.
The first dates back to Facebook, whose IPO was widely considered a bungled affair.
Banished Chhaupadi dates back centuries and has its roots in Hindu taboos over menstruation.
The idea of a "digital detox" dates back to the days of the Blackberry.
The location is home to a walled Buddhist city that dates back 5,000 years.
The Huawei investigation dates back to 2016, 1 president and 2 attorneys general ago.
The property in the exclusive Mayfair district in central London dates back to 1732.
WEINER: YEAH, YOU KNOW, IT DATES BACK TO THE THIRD QUARTER OF LAST YEAR.
The difference in the spelling dates back to different translations into Scottish and Gaelic.
Their friendship dates back to their days working together in Hebei in the 20063s.
A lot of it dates back to the war on terror and 9/11.
Which takes us back to the islands -- and a dispute which dates back centuries.
Designing assembly lines to build more than one type of vehicle dates back decades.
The royal's love for the shoe designer dates back to her pre-royal days.
Today most cancers are assessed using a system that dates back to the 1940s.
Kohl dates back to the Protodynastic period in 3100 BC, long before Nefertiti's reign.
Banished Chhaupadi dates back centuries and has its roots in Hindu taboos over menstruation.
Much of the basic data dates back to the Soviet occupation in the 21s.
Australia may surpass that early next year: its continuing expansion dates back to 1991.
Portal's creation dates back to the foundation of the hardware team two years ago.
Icahn's stake in Xerox dates back to 2015, when he called the shares "undervalued".
Clubroot first hit Western Canada's canola in 2003 but dates back centuries in Europe.
This rule dates back to the post-Watergate surveillance reforms of the mid-1970s.
The Swedish constitution began protecting this tradition in 1994, but it dates back centuries.
The origin of 420 dates back to the early 1970s, when 4:20 p.m.
His relationship with the retailer's chief executive, Eddie Lampert, dates back much further, though.
The royal family's relationship with Africa is long, complicated and dates back to decades.
It dates back to 2009 when it came to popularity after then-Arizona Gov.
However, the original project dates back to 1850, and its construction began in 1912!
Their evolutionary lineage dates back to the Triassic Period, before T-rex and co.
This hypothesis, which dates back a hundred years or more, is known as panspermia.
Climate change is a great one for that, but it dates back much farther.
However, the concept of space-based inflatables dates back to the early 60's.
Counterpoint, a set of guidelines for multi-voice composition, dates back to the Renaissance.
Its first appearance dates back from 1873, in the French medical dictionary Littré & Robin.
Nokia's first logo dates back to the company's origins as a Finnish industrial powerhouse.
College football dates back to the late 1800s and is older than the NFL.
Chile has a little known yet widespread sandwich culture that dates back a century.
"Milk bars were known for their teenage dates back in the day," says Hillard.
Jonkonnu, a parade of African masked dances, dates back to the days of slavery.
García's friendship with Fish, an Olympic silver medalist, dates back more than a decade.
But Java, which dates back to 1995, can be a bit clunky, developers say.
Therapeutic marijuana application dates back thousands of years, according to archaeological and historical records.
Bantu Knots  This 15-minute look is a classic staple that dates back centuries.
In France, the most recent effort to do this dates back to Mr Sarkozy.
His relationship with the film's storyline dates back to his childhood in Oakland, California.
Its modern use in Canada dates back to what's known as the Elmira Case.
STELA dates back to an arcane piece of legislation, the Cable Act of 85033.
The house dates back to the early 20th century and has many original details.
It all dates back to a decade-old beef Em seemed eager to revive.
The Ukraine conspiracy theory dates back to 2016 and may have originated in Russia.
The first known mince pie recipe dates back to an 1830s-era English cookbook.
" The park dates back to 1907 and was featured in the 2003 movie "Seabiscuit.
The lawsuit at the heart of the case dates back nearly a half-century.
The house on Potato Island spans 3,871 square feet and dates back to 1912.
Curvey's history with the Johnsons' private investing entities dates back more than two decades.
The modern concept of an American culture war dates back to the early '90s.
The two candidates reignited a rivalry that dates back to the debate in July.
He points to research in meteorology that dates back to 1980 as an example.
Section 230 dates back to 1996, while the E-Commerce Directive followed in 2000.
The Dresden-based Blaschka family's work in glass dates back to the 15th century.
Especially if they were using this handcrafted brush, which dates back more than 100 years.
Pectinatella magnifica are members of the phylum Bryozoa, which dates back roughly 500 million years.
The United Kingdom's Mother's Day celebration has its roots in religion, and dates back centuries.
It dates back to Alan Greenspan's warnings about the incoming dot-com bubble in 1996.
The art car series dates back to 1975, and it comes along at irregular intervals.
The last major legislation expanding trade between the U.S. and Africa dates back to 2000.
The bottom layer, all bready and sweetened with honey, dates back to the Ancient Egyptians.
The law dates back to the island's colonial period and makes no mention of lesbians.
St Bride's has earned the title of the "journalists' church," and dates back past 1672.
The theory dates back to the 1960s and Nobel-prize winning chemist Glenn T. Seaborg.
The process of making the sausages, according to Mr. Chen, dates back over 1,500 years.
The funding, which dates back to 2015 according to Crunchbase, is officially being announced today.
The JPEL was leaked as part of Snowden files and dates back to August 2010.
He will become GM's seventh design chief, a position that dates back roughly 90 years.
McLaren have not won for 103 races, a run that dates back to Brazil 210.
The Sakhalin project is exempt from sanctions because it dates back to the early 1990s.
This is a design that dates back to the early days of the Industrial Revolution.
The app actually dates back to 2014, which would normally disqualify it from this list.
The idea of a "prosumer" — a consumer who also produces — dates back to the 1980s.
The stereotype within pop culture dates back centuries, becoming the most prominent in the '70s.
It's an historic piece that dates back to the time of Napoleon in the 1800s.
The oldest dates back to around 500 BC, while the youngest is from around 1800.
McLaren have not won for 21994 races, a run that dates back to Brazil 2012.
The ship, which was more than 50 feet long, dates back to the 18th century.
International Women's Day dates back to a protest staged in New York City in 1908.
Copeland&aposs criminal record dates back to when he was a juvenile, the chief said.
The feud between Cardi and the pair of bartending sisters apparently dates back several months.
Hoi An Ancient Town is a trading port that dates back to the 15th century.
The word "hotel" dates back to the 1600s and comes from a French word,  hôtel.
The art of making baklava dates back to the nomadic Turks of the 11th century.
His streak of reaching base safely in 20 consecutive games dates back to May 17.
America's patchwork of ground-based radio stations and radars dates back to the Kennedy era.
The split adds another chapter to the pair's rollercoaster relationship that dates back to 2011.
It dates back to the 1980 election, with Ronald Reagan's embrace of the religious right.
The latest one dates back to January when it bought French watch wholesaler Mister Watch.
Alston & Bird Alston & Bird's history of working for Russians dates back to the early 2000s.
But Linick's concern about the politicization of the State Department dates back further than that.
Baked beans are a classic Boston food that dates back to before the 17th century.
Much of the architecture dates back to the early 1800s — before the US Civil War.
The Thomas House was once the Cloyd Hotel, and dates back to the late 1800s.
In Berlin, Apple installed a store in an opera house that dates back to 1913.
According to Newsweek, Jackson's "extreme debt" dates back to 1994, when he owed $30 million.
The program dates back to the 22016s and is used by nearly 4 million Americans.
Although computers seem like a relatively modern invention, computing dates back to the early 1800s.
The abuse allegedly dates back to as early as the 1980s, according to Fox News.
The history of these ancient forests along the edge of the Caspian city dates back
For those unfamiliar, Go is a Chinese game that dates back more than 2,500 years.
His collection of Pinocchio dolls and puppets in the living room dates back to adolescence.
Since their invention (which dates back to 950 B.C.E.), prosthetics have served one purpose: function.
Syria's alliance with Tehran dates back to 1980 and is critical to Iran's regional ambitions.
These include Lynx, which dates back to the early 1990s, and the much newer Browsh.
Sufism, a mystical strain among both Sunnis and Shi'ites, dates back to Islam's early days.
This tactic dates back to Nixon — and it has always involved a lot of hypocrisy.
Modern labor law dates back to 1938, when Congress passed the Fair Labor Standards Act.
The debate over how New Jersey's residents and bears should get along dates back decades.
The Cottle family has a history in Moran that dates back to the late 1800s.
He's a great Falstaffian incarnation of the braggart soldier type that dates back to Plautus.
Massachusetts, dates back to 1905 and deals with the constitutionality of requiring a smallpox vaccination.
Ms. DeVos's personal experience with the debate over gender identity and bathrooms dates back decades.
The oldest-known Homo sapiens fossil evidence dates back more than 300,000 years from Morocco.
The phrase "Loose LIPS sink ships" dates back to World War II (ask your grandparents).
The legislation would go even further than the executive order, which dates back to Gov.
Cardenal's support for the Sandinista National Liberation Front party dates back to the early 1960s.
The area's history dates back to Roman times, but these divisions are far more recent.
Djokovic leads Nadal 28-26 in their head-to-head which dates back to 2006.
The gift shop dates back to 1983, but it was made bigger in 1997. ♦
It dates back to the 19th century when German immigrants brought the grape with them.
The mammoth E stage has 26,000 square feet and dates back to 1921, he said.
Prosecution seems unlikely since the act, which dates back to 1799, has never been used.
The blue slip practice dates back to George Washington's presidency when home-state Georgia Sen.
On it sits a 3,871-square-foot, four-bedroom home that dates back to 1912.
According to the indictment, the influence operation against the presidential election dates back to 22019.
The term "Black Friday" actually dates back to a financial crash that occurred in 1869.
Nowruz (pronounced NO-rooz) dates back thousands of years to the old Iranian solar calendar.
The earliest known winery dates back 6,100 years and was discovered in an Armenian cave.
The Nadler quote dates back to 1998, during the impeachment inquiry into President Bill Clinton.
Well, the comment process actually dates back over 70 years with the Administrative Procedures Act.
Women being labeled hysterical or crazy as a way to degrade them dates back centuries.
Almost immediately I meet Maricela Bernal, whose family stall, Los Coyotes, dates back 40 years.
The tradition dates back to farmhands centuries ago, who needed sustenance between lunch and dinner.
The alleged crime dates back to 2010 and the statute of limitations expires in 2020.
Humans and dogs have been intertwined in a symbiotic relationship that dates back some 20133,000 years.
The royal tradition of placing myrtle in a bridal bouquet dates back to Queen Victoria's reign.
The technology dates back to the 1920s and usually involves drawing carbon and hydrogen from coal.
"My passion for the Dead Sea dates back to when I was a child," Tunick says.
Stereoscopic photography, a type of primitive 3D imaging and proto-GIF, dates back to the 1800s.
Though discovered 53 years ago, the specimen dates back about 40 years, so it's not ancient.
As fans of the pair know, Klum and Kaulitz's love story dates back to early 2018.
The idea dates back to the 1960s, when the US and Canada explored negative income tax.
The Cooper Hewitt's collection dates back to B.C., but the museum is constantly acquiring new work.
Manufacturers today make anti-venoms using a specialized technique that dates back more than a century.
Their friendship dates back 20 years, and they've often gone back-to-back during DJ sets.
Ryan's history with immigration dates back to at least 1994 when, as a staffer to Rep.
The current light blue paint scheme, which Trump has criticized, dates back to the Kennedy administration.
The art of mixing ingredients into remedies, or compounding, dates back to ancient Egypt and Rome.
The Royal Palace of Amsterdam dates back to the Dutch Golden Age in the 17th century.
The price-fixing episode dates back to late 2009, just ahead of the original iPad launch.
The engagement ring dates back to 1894 and now is still here joining me in life.
The rights and wrongs of the softwood-lumber dispute, which dates back to 1982, are murkier.
Some aircraft are just showing their age; the Stratotanker, for example, dates back to the 1950s.
It's the first test of a design patent law that dates back to the 19th century.
Renovating Buckingham Palace – which dates back to 1703 – is going to cost an estimated $460 million.
Still, funeral fraud lives on, despite a federal crackdown that dates back more than 30 years.
About 30,000 people were expected to attend the event, a tradition that dates back to 1878.
The tradition dates back to the Cold War, when the country's leaders feared a nuclear attack.
The earliest archaeological evidence for mead-making dates back to the 7th century BC in China.
This tension, which dates back to America's founding, is present in every major decision Altmire makes.
The government says they are needed to reform a system which dates back to communist times.
The fossils were found in a layer of sedimentary rock that dates back 1.6 billion years.
Turns out the President's Civil War confusion dates back further than just a few days ago.
The concept of a tangible "gender gap" between male and female voters dates back to 255.
Her bond with the Nortons dates back to Emily's high school days, when she mentored Whittley.
They're the latest to be charged in a case that dates back to April 29, 2011.
Shaun's downward spiral dates back to the death of his father 3 years ago, Marni says.
The beef dates back to the beginning of Gianni and Antonio's relationship in the early 80s.
The "People's Tree," as it is officially known, is a tradition that dates back to 1970.
And the use of poisons in assassination attempts dates back to the Renaissance and ancient Rome.
The Capitals have never won a Stanley Cup in franchise history, which dates back to 19803.
The oldest definitive evidence dates back only 500,000 years, though the species evolved 1.9m years ago.
Gordon's streak, which dates back to April 210, 23, is his longest ever against any team.
The federal government's use of  'alien' dates back to the 28503 Congress' Alien and Sedition Acts.
This relationship between the Fed's actions and market returns dates back well before Ms Yellen's tenure.
The fighting dates back to 1988, when Nagorno-Karabakh's ethnic Armenians attempted to secede from Azerbaijan.
Ongoing volcano eruption that dates back more than three decades hits Hawaii, The Washington Post reports.
The act of decorating the graves of fallen soldiers with flowers dates back thousands of years.
It was built on top of UNIX, an operating system that dates back to the 28s.
It was built on top of UNIX, an operating system that dates back to the 20013s.
The experience of bathing in whey, a byproduct of cheese manufacture, dates back to the 1800s.
This ancient Mayan settlement dates back to the 400s and was abandoned in the 15th century.
Efforts by the city to reduce such violence dates back decades, as do the bureaucratic roadblocks.
According to the photographer, his interest in birds dates back to childhood walks with his grandfather.
The Supra comes from an iconic line of cars that dates back to the late 1970s.
Instead, New Mexico's Plaza Hotel is a historically famous hotel that dates back to the 1800s.
The West Virginia's Winter Festival of Lights takes place in Oglebay and dates back to 1985.
The current legal predicament dates back to a 2000 family vacation to Niagara Falls, New York.
Blue-slipping a nominee, which dates back to at least 1917, isn't actually an official rule.
Yet the ornate chamber, whose original construction dates back to the early 18th century, remains unfound.
Sears dates back to the late 1800s and eventually became known for its mail-order catalogs.
The Panthers haven't won a round since 1996, while the Islanders' streak dates back to 1993.
Joris-Jan van 't Land: Our working relationship with the ICRC dates back over five years.
Istanbul's Galata Tower, another historic landmark, dates back to the 1300s and measures 206 feet tall. 
One of the earliest cases to invoke harm caused by greenhouse gases dates back to 250.
The Wallenda family's performance history dates back to the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the late 1700s.
The act dates back to 1923, when Myanmar - then known as Burma - was under British rule.
Another clue that's appeared only in recent puzzles, although the assessment itself dates back to 1952.
Prize-linked savings, as this approach is known, dates back to the late 1600s in Britain.
The Samanid Mausoleum, a structure made of intricately carved brick, dates back more than 1,000 years.
The vintage beaux arts building dates back to 1922, and once housed the LA Railway Authority.
But the idea of easing conditions at Camp 7 dates back to January 2009, when Adm.
A two-year-old, PC World article says research in the field dates back 20 years.
His history with the unusual A-frame house and guesthouse dates back more than 12 years.
The 125-acre fishpond is a form of sustainable fishery management, which dates back 800 years.
Haitians ring in the New Year with Freedom Soup, which dates back to the Haitian Revolution.
Pecker considers himself a longtime friend of the President, whose relationship with Trump dates back decades.
Formally known as the New York Life Insurance Building, the landmark edifice dates back to 1894.
Some of the information dates back to 1930 and the most recent data is from 2017.
The author argues that the demise of the state's reputation dates back to the 2000 election.
The firm's relationship with UPS dates back to 22028, when the two companies announced a partnership.
The case dates back to August 2018, when allegations of rampant sexism within the company emerged.
Formally known as the New York Life Insurance building, the landmark edifice dates back to 1894.
In fact, the earliest record of a vino subscription dates back to the early 1970&aposs.
The racetrack dates back to 1907 and has been a prominent location in the racing community.
The tower, 91 Central Park West, is a 16-story building that dates back to 1929.
The Green Vault is considered a national treasure, and its collection dates back hundreds of years.
It relies heavily on the talent of the N.S.A., which dates back to the early 1950s.
There already is a 25 percent tariff on imported pickup trucks that dates back several decades.
My own experience with these differing roles dates back to my first House race in 1982.
It is a connection to a longstanding tradition, one that dates back more than a century.
The Navy's first ship bearing the Omaha name dates back to just after the Civil War.
Championship winning teams visiting the White House is a tradition that dates back to the 60s.
Tin mining and smelting in this southwest corner of rural England dates back thousands of years.
Sources told the paper the practice dates back to 2004 and continued until early this year.
Now our deal with InFiné, that dates back to the era when Arabastazy was a group.
The refugee crisis in Lebanon dates back decades, the result of longtime instability in the region.
Freemasonry dates back to medieval times and is considered the oldest male fraternity and social organization.
Practitioners defend the sport as sacred artform and ancient tradition that dates back thousands of years.
The consent decree dates back to 1982, in the aftermath of the 1981 election in New Jersey.
Divola's edgy, discomfiting style dates back to the 70s, when he was a graduate student at UCLA.
Skiing dates back to a peat bog in Russia that's been carbon-dated to 8,000 years ago.
But it dates back to the late 1980s and the early 1990s, when Newt Gingrich was ascendant.
The schism between the two sects dates back 1,400 years, following the death of the Prophet Mohammed.
Hawaii, the legal challenge to the travel ban that dates back to Trump's first week in office.
The club is America's oldest organization for showing purebred dogs — this particular show dates back to 1877.
Researchers have found that a family of asteroids that dates back to the solar system's early days.
But the company also gained Dre, whose close relationship with Iovine dates back to the early '90s.
The first record of cannabis being used for gynecological purposes dates back 4000 years to ancient Egypt.
The explosion was the worst accident in the history of the contest, which dates back to 1986.
Macy's: The department chain giant, which dates back to the antebellum, will announce earnings in the morning.
As a black person, she faces a legacy of state violence that dates back to chattel slavery.
The opposition's territorial foothold in neighboring Hama dates back to the earliest days of the civil war.
The New York City landmark building dates back to 1881 and features a breathtaking nine-story atrium.
The IRL history of McDonald's Szechuan sauce dates back to the late '90s, when Disney's Mulan released.
Freemasonry dates back to medieval times and started as a social organization similar to a male fraternity.
President Donald Trump has taken credit for creating a phrase that, in actuality, dates back two centuries.
At the same time, he found that GE's concealment of its financial problems dates back to 1995.
Stonehenge site dates back 4,500 years and is the only surviving lintelled stone circle in the world. 
But, in the end, the German company opted to expand a relationship that dates back to 2004.
Trump's wariness about sending federal money to Puerto Rico dates back to the beginning of his administration.
Corning's decision to focus on harder, crack-resistant glass dates back the story of Gorilla Glass' origin.
The campaign to curb NGO activities dates back almost as far as their establishment in the 1980s.
The earliest record of the goji berry dates back about 4,000 years ago to the Xia Dynasty.
The incident itself dates back to January 2014, after Mourinho had returned to Chelsea the previous summer.
The bond between the two dates back to the inauguration of President Barack Obama in January 2009.
The answer dates back to the Nixon administration, when punishments were defined for presidents accused of wrongdoing.
Though that post dates back to July, Tumblr latched onto the phrase this weekend for reasons unknowable.
By comparison, our current oldest evidence for humans in North America only dates back about 15,000 years.
The oldest known water on our planet, which dates back 2 billion years, was found in Ontario.
Lyft's branding as a warmer, more caring alternative to Uber dates back to its launch in 2012.
Sign #1: One of my earliest memories dates back to when I was around four years old.
The policy comes from the Office of Legal Counsel -- and it dates back to the Nixon administration.
The skull dates back to this time period, but the species to which it belongs remains unknown.
This tradition dates back hundreds of years in the town of San Pedro Huamelula, in southern Mexico.
The speech, an annual ritual that dates back to George Washington, is unlikely to offer many surprises.
Schiller was one of Trump's closest confidantes and their relationship dates back long before Trump entered politics.
Duckworth, who is Asian American, touted her family's military service that dates back to the American Revolution.
But Gay and Manafort's professional relationship dates back to long before there was ever a Trump campaign.
Instead, Snopes found, the attribution dates back to a Facebook post that circulated as early as 2011.
The mishmash of national laws and bilateral treaties covering corporate taxation dates back to when manufacturers ruled.
The Venice Carnival tradition dates back centuries and is famous for the stylized masks donned by revelers.
There are risks to the sport as well, but much recent research dates back to the 1980s.
Although Skype and FaceTime are recent inventions, the idea of video calling dates back to the '60s.
The deal dates back to former President Barack Obama's tenure, but was delayed over human rights concerns.
Carnival dates back to ancient times when the Germanic tribes celebrated it to chase away winter demons.
While he did patent the first commercially successful light bulb in 1879, its history dates back to
The Episcopal Church and the Serbian Orthodox Church have an affinity that dates back over 150 years.
It's a problem that dates back decades, as Laura Reston reported for The New Republic last year.
The initiative dates back to Ramaphosa's days as deputy president under former South African leader Jacob Zuma.
More than 1,100 libraries across the United States participate in the program, which dates back to 1895.
The problem dates back to the 1950s, when the US tested nuclear bombs in the Pacific Ocean.
The lack of applications is a threat to the sport which dates back to Japan's Edo period.
Champagne production dates back to the third century, when the Romans first planted vineyards in northeastern France.
Shooters Island dates back to colonial times, and grim Hart Island is the island of the dead.
Similar to centuries of Turkey-US friendship, the friendship between Turkey and Russia dates back approximately 500.
China's influence in the Caribbean dates back to Cuba's 1959 revolution, when communism bound the two nations.
But the story of the Siri name dates back to the company's early days as a startup.
"I was telling Fidel how Rosario's loyalty dates back to our time in clandestinity," Mr. Ortega said.
Did you know that the history of the s'more dates back as far as the early 1900s?
Fasting to improve health dates back thousands of years, with Hippocrates and Plato among its earliest proponents.
He certainly doesn't like being pinned down, an attitude that probably dates back to his earliest years.
This tradition dates back to 1621, and there has never been a single accident with the babies.
Archaeologists recently excavated a board game buried within a castle crypt that dates back to medieval times.
Its titular gin-based liqueur (Pimm's No. 1 Cup, that is) dates back to 1823 in England.
The harp dates back to antiquity; versions of the instrument were played throughout Africa, Asia, and Europe.
The state's progressive tradition dates back to the 1840s, when Scandinavian immigrants began settling in the area.
This therapy might sound outlandish, but it's not actually new — it dates back to a century ago.
The idiom seems oddly prescient now, given that it dates back to a time before the internet.
"This painting has an important pedigree that dates back decades," Ms. Antognini said in a telephone interview.
Maslenitsa is a traditional Russian holiday marking the end of winter that dates back to pagan times.
While the technology dates back to the late 603s, pagers hit their peak in the Clinton years.
His relationship with Ms. Brennan dates back more than three decades, and they married four years ago.
The same day, he launched Operation Peace Spring, to destroy the S.D.F. Erdoğan's perfidy dates back years.
He discovered that the concept dates back more than 1,000 years, with a mention in the Quran.
The hotel dates back to 1937, but that's not to say it's dated or out of touch.
St. Moritz's history dates back to 1864, when the first winter tourists stayed from Christmas through Easter.
It's an idea that dates back to the company's earliest days, and has long been in development.
Centerview's co-founder, Blair Effron, has a close relationship with the soup company that dates back decades.
The Sistine Chapel Choir dates back in various incarnations to the earliest days of the Catholic Church.
This term, which dates back to, uh, before the 12th century, had a second wind this decade.
He's accepted responsibility, this is for conduct that dates back many years and everybody should remember that.
Last month's rally was the latest event in a protracted community struggle that dates back to 210.7.
There's also a fear of hyperinflation and its destabilizing effects that dates back to the early 303s.
The dispute between Rich's family and Fox News dates back to the story Zimmerman published in 2017.
Discover Český Krumlov, a historic town in the Czech Republic that dates back to the 13th century.
Norwich is known for its historical roots, including The Norwich Inn, whose history dates back to 1797.
The oldest dates back to 1979, when President Jimmy Carter invoked one to freeze Iranian government assets.
The shard dates back to a 83th century bottling plant that sprawled across many blocks of western London.
The shard dates back to a 19th century bottling plant that sprawled across many blocks of western London.
The Milky Way dates back at least 13 billion years, almost to the beginnings of the known universe.
There is a precedent for impeaching a Supreme Court justice, but it dates back to the early 1800s.
In fact, the last significant quarterly surge in industrial production dates back to the fourth quarter of 2017.
The bombs that exploded were magnetic sea mines, a weapon that dates back to the First World War.
The history of face mapping dates back several thousands of years to the days of ancient Chinese medicine.
The notion of using this area as a proxy for fluctuations in the water level dates back decades.
The law dates back to 22016, when Myanmar, then known as Burma, was a province of British India.
Cheng is no stranger to prison, his criminal record dates back to 1984 for robbery and mob charges.
The railway dates back to 1901 and many are actively working to bring it back into public use.
Of the 10 warmest years in a record that dates back to 1880, nine have occurred since 20153.
Using sex to sell a product dates back to the beginning of advertising and that hasn't changed today.
The inside of a book binding from one of the books, which dates back to the 16th century
The modern era of mandate politics dates back to a president that few would consider pivotal: Jimmy Carter.
The current ground dates back to 1877 and has been home to the west London club since 1905.
Ralph Lauren was early to the superrich, of course; his romance with their queer folkways dates back decades.
"Lading" is a British term for "loading" that dates back to the Tyndale Bible of the 16th century.
Their approach dates back to the building's opening in 1930, and was once familiar in cities throughout America.
Russia's naval facility in the port city -- its only base in the Mediterranean -- dates back to Soviet days.
The practice dates back thousands of yearsand is traditionally seen as a meditative exercise and vehicle for contemplation.
The striped shirt dates back to the 19th century, and its popularity is largely owed to Saint James.
ADM, which dates back to 1902, has in recent years also lost key traders and exited energy trading.
NPR has been reading the Declaration of Independence on air in a tradition that dates back 29 years.
The modern capital dates back to 22.1AD, when Fatimid conquerors commissioned a walled city to mark their triumph.
The lawsuit dates back to 2011, when Apple charged Samsung with infringing a number of iPhone design patents.
The earliest known assault charge brought against him dates back to 2009, although the charge was later withdrawn.
Florida's existing disenfranchisement law dates back to the post-Civil War era, when it was enacted in 1868.
The idea for the company dates back to 2011, when Mr Corbyn was still a happily obscure backbencher.
Maybe it dates back to The Nightmare Before Christmas, a spooky classic that's also included in the lineup.
The fossil dates back to between 66 to 70 million years ago, and it was discovered in Madagascar.
The policy comes from the Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) and it dates back to the Nixon administration.
The royal Christmas broadcast dates back to King George V in 1932 when it was on the radio.
Golden State is now 18-40.23 following a loss in the run that dates back to April 2015.
The "wallet" in the modern sense of "flat case for holding paper currency" dates back almost 200 years.
The law dates back to 33, when Myanmar, then known as Burma, was a province of British India.
Stewart described the situation in Afghanistan as a "stalemate," a characterization that dates back to the Obama administration.
Parker and Batum's shared history dates back to the latter's rise as an up-and-coming teenage prospect.
But as Arasheben points out, the ring has a long history that dates back to the 15th century.
Yoga is, in fact, ancient; it dates back so far, historians aren't even sure of the precise origins.
The tradition of using cats in royal household ceremonies dates back centuries, said historian and writer Sujane Kanparit.
Tradeshift's alignment with decentralization and open-source development dates back to the founders' relationships prior to founding Tradeshift.
Gerrymandering dates back to the 19th century, but the Supreme Court has never ruled a partisan gerrymander unconstitutional.
The group, which dates back to the mid-19th century, has also been wrestling with family shareholding issues.
The reality is that the idea of making the Register a nominated and confirmed position dates back years.
The regulation, which dates back to October 2015, came after a string of incidents over the past month.
This investigation dates back to 2006, when Meyer was an undergraduate student at the University of South Florida.
The equipment is old — some of it dates back to the 1930s — and it breaks down a lot.
The Thai sense of identity is closely linked to the institution, which dates back more than 700 years.
Flamboyant spiritual leader Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh was convicted Friday in a case that dates back to 1999.
The current store dates back to 1932, but the location has been a butcher shop for much longer.
The overtime rule dates back to the passage of the 1938 law that established a federal minimum wage.
The scheme, which dates back to 2011, allowed employees to earn extra compensation and meet their sales targets.
"The presence of forgeries probably dates back to the earliest forms of art," Smith said in an email.
The case dates back to 2014, when Terrence Byrd was stopped by police for a minor traffic infraction.
Surfing dates back to the 4th century and has become a huge part of Hawaii's history and culture. 
The Hawthorne Hotel has been in operation since 1925, and has a guesthouse that dates back to 1807.
The report also critiques the lack of information provided by government ministries, a problem that dates back decades.
Its license dates back to 1905, when founder Anna Nitsch-Fitzfirst started showing moving pictures in a tent.
"The Big Cannon" dates back to the Revolutionary War and was also used during the War of 1812.
The belief in them dates back to the Vikings, when gjengangers were believed to have been relatively common.
The restaurant dates back to 1940 when Overton's mother, Evelyn, opened a small cake shop in Detroit, Michigan.
The legal challenge, which dates back to 2015, was filed by a local consumer rights association, the vzbv.
Their history dates back to the wafers baked for Mass in the medieval monasteries of the Low Countries.
I think it comes back to the political shock and awe that really dates back to his arrival.
Wicca, far from being an "ancient religion," only dates back to the 1950s, which the museum never mentions.
While this mask was new, Smith's struggle to get a good night's sleep dates back to high school.
The act dates back to 1923, when Myanmar, then known as Burma, was a province of British India.
The lawsuit dates back to 2015, but has been slowly progressing — and so far not in Facebook's favor.
" — JIMMY FALLON "Researchers in Croatia believe they have discovered the world's oldest cheese, which dates back 7,000 years.
"La Pista Magica", Ferrari's home track, dates back to the 1920s but is still the fastest in F553.
The two-story home, which dates back to the mid-1800s, was built by a Scottish farming family.
The State of the Union address has a long, interesting history that dates back to President George Washington.
"We live in a place that dates back to the very start of this country," Mr. Marpe said.
The house dates back to the 1950s, and is one of only a few Wright designs in Virginia.
Flash dates back to the 1990s, but other tech players have been speaking out against it for years.
And this is not a new idea -- it dates back to George Washington and can have bipartisan appeal.
"We've got fossil evidence of humans in Eurasia that dates back to 1.85 million years old," Rogers said.
The relevant facts in these digressions point to a brick apocalypse that dates back as far as 733.
The gap was the widest ever recorded in the Pew survey, which dates back more than 30 years.
His 5,322-square-foot Brushwood Estate sits on a 6-acre lot and dates back to the 1920s.
That includes the shop's Thanksgiving turkey, which dates back to the time before their father joined the business.
The Louvre replied with an adorable photo of a tiny duck figurine, which dates back to ancient Egypt.
The term dates back even further as it was featured in the New York Sun two centuries ago.
The tax claim dates back to a dispute in 21625 between Renacci and the Ohio Department of Taxation.
While the palace was built in 1840, the history of the site dates back to the Middle Ages.
History lesson: This ecosystem strategy dates back in some ways to when Apple introduced the iPod in 2001.
Alcohol, for example, dates back to before the Old Testament in terms of widespread use in Western culture.
The practice of trying to 'cure' homosexuality dates back more than a centuryConversion therapy dates back to at least the 1890s, when German psychiatrist Albert von Schrenck-Notzing said at a conference that he had successfully turned a gay man straight through hypnosis, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
One is a principle of Common Law known as "restraint on alienation" that dates back to the 13th century.
In a separate project experts uncovered an ancient burial complex in Northern Israel that dates back around 2,000 years.
The incomplete pottery vessel dates back to the Late Jomon period, which thrived between 4,500 and 3,300 years ago.
Set between Louisiana-based historical black colleges Grambling State University and Southern University, the Classic dates back to 1974.
Flipkart group chief Binny Bansal resigned in November following allegations of sexual assault that dates back a few years.
It was founded by freed U.S. slaves in 1847 but its last democratic power transfer dates back to 1943.
Trump often accuses the media of underestimating his crowd size, a dispute that famously dates back to Inauguration Day.
The photo actually dates back to September 2016 and shows British Prime Minister Theresa May with 27 cabinet members.
The UK Labour Party, which dates back to 43, was long seen as the party of the working classes.
The existing ecosystem of incumbent providers dates back 150 years and represents some of the largest global financial institutions.
The game played on the brick is actually very well known, and it dates back to the Roman Empire.
In response, FloraHolland is looking to make changes to an auction system that dates back more than 100 years.
In fact, the iconic brand dates back 160 years, when Thomas Burberry invented weatherproof fabric and outfitted the military.
Franklin's relationship with former president Bill Clinton dates back to when she performed at his inaugural gala in 1993.
The decision caps a controversy that dates back nearly seven years, when Zuma took office for his first term.
The absolute record dates back to 2015, when over a quarter million people were simultaneously sharing a single file.
Indiana's Yogi Ferrell and UNC's Marcus Paige, both senior guards, have a history that dates back to high school.
The country estate dates back to the 13th century, and used to be the home of the Viscounts Powerscourt.
The first wedding ceremony dates back to 1863, when King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra wed in the chapel.
The dispute dates back to 2012, when Oculus was still a lucrative Kickstarter project rather than a full business.
This dates back to Georges Sorel, a French syndicalist philosopher who was revered by Mussolini and the Italian fascists.
That last scene, which tantalizingly capped off the episode, dates back to what is essentially the program's original sin.
The claim dates back to when Bennett was only two months past his 17th birthday, while Argento was 37.
If Microsoft's quarterly revenue delivers on that expectation, this would stop a revenue slide that dates back five quarters.
Although strife between herdsmen and farmers dates back centuries, it has escalated sharply as climate change pushes herders south.
Quid alleges corporate espionage that dates back to August 2100, saying the company told its then CTO — now Primer.
It dates back 2,500 years and is played on a 19 x 19 grid with black and white stones.
A Trump presidency will shake to its foundations a US commitment to European security that dates back to 1941.
The 4.05 firmware dates back to 2016 and was patched with firmware 4.06 (released in November of that year).
This historic district dates back to the late 19th Century and houses a number of hidden cafes and restaurants.
It marked his 133th consecutive start allowing three earned runs or fewer, a streak that dates back to 2014.
Football on Thanksgiving actually dates back to 1876, when the American Intercollegiate Football Association held its first championship game.
Boeing's 737 series dates back to 1967, the same year Airbus was conceived, and has been tinkered with extensively.
The slogan dates back to the network's founding in 1996, when it was coined by former chairman Roger Ailes.
The manuscript dates back to the 15th century, and Polish book dealer Wilfrid Voynich purchased the book in 1912.
Israeli Druze leaders say their alliance with Jews dates back long before they helped them win independence in 1948.
At issue is an institution that dates back to the early days of the presidency of John F. Kennedy.
"This is tradition," he told CNN of the boardwalk music program, saying it dates back 30 or 40 years.
The photo actually dates back to September 2016 and shows British Prime Minister Theresa May with 53 cabinet members.
So did Gates's obsession with finding post-work, pre-slipper-type shoes, which she says dates back a decade.
This tradition dates back at least as far as the death of Chief Justice Salmon P. Chase in 1873.
The event dates back to 1891 and is one of the largest dog shows in the world, organizers said.
George Weston dates back to the late 19th century when the Weston Family opened a bread factory in Toronto.
Virginia Tech, including a 20-29 mark in Blacksburg, in the series that dates back to 1914-15. 2.
Although research into touchscreens dates back to the 1960s, they did not appear on consumer gadgets until the 1980s.
Like the Olympics, which dates back to 776 B.C., international trade seems like it has been with us forever.
His public service dates back to the 1970s when he served as a platoon leader in the Vietnam War.
The house itself dates back to the 1930s and has five bedrooms, capable of sleeping up to 10 guests.
This tendency that dates back to Nancy Reagan, whom Clark-Polner points to as the first Republican style icon.
Many journalists have challenged the administration's actions, pointing out that aggressive questioning is a tradition that dates back decades.
The Heta case dates back to the failure of lender Hypo Alpe Adria after rapid expansion into Eastern Europe.
The government named a new Eskom board on Saturday, ending a power vacuum that dates back to mid-2017.
Opponents of the plan say Egypt's sovereignty over the islands dates back to 1906, before Saudi Arabia was founded.
Mitsubishi's assault on a segment of the market dominated by Canada's Bombardier and Brazil's Embraer dates back to 2003.
The backdrop: The U.S. had not previously ratified the treaty, which dates back to the George W. Bush administration.
The special status dates back to 2010, when an earthquake devastated Haiti, and it has been extended ever since.
The contract stipulation dates back to V.C.U.'s final years in the Metro Conference, and has since become standard.
The practice of fundraising for the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) while trick or treating dates back to 1950.
Charleville Castle dates back to 1798 when it was built for Earl of Charleville William Bury and his family.
This Mississippi mansion dates back to the 1850s, when it was built by a local cotton broker, Duff Green.
Historical evidence suggests the tradition dates back to the Ayutthaya period (1350-1183) of Siam, as Thailand was known.
Branson's adventurous spirit, however, wasn't just a quality he picked up in adulthood, but dates back to his upbringing.
The castle is an example of Scottish Baronial Revival architecture, a style that dates back to the 16th century.
The tradition dates back to about 2009, according to the Transportation Department, which removed over 11,000 locks in 2015.
In February, he was found guilty of embezzlement in a retrial of a case that dates back to 2013.
Elizabeth Warren cast the current effort as the next chapter in a project that dates back to Franklin Roosevelt.
That's the annual tournament between the four college programs in the Boston area, one that dates back to 1952.
This is a practice that dates back to imperial times where weddings were arranged principally on a monetary basis.
The mansion dates back to the 1920s and was originally owned by wealthy aristocrats Sir Dhunjibhoy and Lady Bomanji.
The industry standard of per-mile pay dates back to the 1930s, according to an explainer by Fleet Owner.
It is a venerable tradition that dates back to 1920, when Al Jolson announced his support for Warren Harding.
I see from my files that it dates back to May 2015, a month before my high school graduation.
The tradition dates back some 800 years — long before Johannes Gutenberg turned out Europe's first printed page in 1454.
This year, however, the tradition — which dates back to the first year of the Obama presidency — will be broken.
The words formed an abecedarian poem, an ancient poetic form that dates back to psalms in the Hebrew bible.
The idea that states have the right to act within their borders and protect their interests dates back centuries.
The Massachusetts Legislature dates back to 1780, but Chandler is only the second woman to ever lead its Senate.
The trojan dates back to at least 2013 when it was used frequently against targets in the Middle East.
Smoking on airplanes dates back to the start of air travel, a time when smoking was a societal norm.
We don't value these lives the same way we do others, which dates back to this nation's original sin.
It's the latest step in a convoluted multiyear legal battle between the two companies that dates back to 2010.
This emphasis dates back some 500 years, to when botanical illustrations would introduce newly discovered species in scientific papers.
That dates back to his second-to-last start, a win over the Toronto Blue Jays on Sept. 21.
This puzzle dates back to around the time I finished reading the Harry Potter series (fashionably late, I guess).
Impact of 'public charge' rule The "public charge" provision dates back at least to the Immigration Act of 1882.
Symantec first identified the group in 2015, though they believe Chafer's activity dates back to at least July 2014.
The type of fraud known as an "endless chain" dates back to at least 85033 in the United States.
But there's another fundamental problem that dates back to the birth of the country - its race-based political system.
Another top reason for delays is the subway's antiquated signal system, some of which dates back to the 1930s.
The first Papyrus location opened up in Berkeley, California, in 1973, although the brand itself dates back to 1950.
The "Moonbeam" reference is not one of Trump's oft-used original diminutives, but rather dates back to the 20153s.
The Santa Anita Park Racetrack dates back to 1907 and has been a prominent location in the racing community.
The idea of "scientific management" dates back to Frederick Winslow Taylor, who wrote a treatise on it in 1911.
In Go — which dates back to ancient China — two players alternate placing white and black stones on a grid.
America's most famous burger chain has a history of discrimination investigations that dates back even further than the strikes.
The history of blackface and other negative representations of non-white people dates back to the mid-19th century.
Widespread deforestation dates back decades, but since the early 2000s, the Brazilian government had the problem largely under control.
Again no history Change name of channel to"ETC" His criticism of the network dates back to 2012.  History.
It's not the first time the Senate has fought over the blue-slip tradition, which dates back 100 years.
The law dates back nearly 150 years to California's Wild West days, when cowboys and outlaws roamed the state.
Symantec first identified the group in 2015, though they believe Chafer's activity dates back to at least July 85033.
Food deals last year were at record valuation multiples, according to data from Dealogic that dates back to 1995.
The summertime fair dates back to 1946 and has hosted megastars such as Justin Bieber, Britney Spears and Aerosmith.
"The story broke overnight, but it dates back 35 years," Mayer told NBC News's Savannah Guthrie on Monday morning.
Scientists are studying this wad of primitive chewing gum that dates back 5,700 years to learn about ancient Scandinavians.
This JV has been around in various forms since 1962, and its current structure dates back to 2001. Jan.
The trope of the "lazy Southerner" dates back to America's postbellum period following the end of the Civil War.
There's also Autostraddle's more comprehensive list of lesbian deaths, which dates back to 1976 and currently contains 147 deaths.
The tradition of Yagli Gures apparently dates back to the Janissaries, the elite soldier class of the Ottoman Empire.
Section 22015(c) dates back to the 1938 Fair Labor Standards Act, which first established a federal minimum wage.
Nose piercing, which has a variety of symbolic meanings, dates back to ancient times, originating in the Middle East.
The dispute over the photos dates back to 2011, when Kelly Forman suffered spinal and brain injuries in a fall.
The group is based out of Salt Lake City, Utah, and dates back to the founding of the Mormon Church.
Its formal creation only dates back to 1971, though its roots can of course be traced further back in time.
Stone's career in Republican politics dates back decades and he even has a tattoo of Richard Nixon on his back.
But these -- the obsession with conspiracy theories in tall tales as you say, Joe, dates back for a long time.
Crown and Melco's partnership dates back to 2006, when they acquired a subconcession from the Macau government to operate casinos.
The case dates back to Le Pen&aposs time representing the National Front in the EU parliament from 2009-2017.
The story dates back to the 1980s, as physicists were looking for ways to explain the cosmic mysteries they observed.
The organizing effort dates back to 2015, when a group of employees met with the guild to discuss workplace grievances.
The word (at least its English version) dates back to the 803s but the activity is as old as mankind.
Although Jonas and Chopra only dated for two months prior to their engagement, their friendship dates back longer than that.
The obsession with elites is relatively recent: the oldest citation in the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) dates back to 1823.
In fact, this process of the state forcing nomadic Bedouin into fixed settlements dates back to well before Israel's founding.
The château itself, with its white limestone walls, stained-glass lattice windows, and Disneyland turrets, dates back to the Renaissance.
The Official Secrets Act dates back to 1923, when Myanmar, then known as Burma, was a province of British India.
But the takeaway here is that salad is an O.G. in the food space, and dates back centuries upon centuries.
Detroit tapped voter-approved authority that dates back to 2004 and 2009 for the bonds, which will fund capital projects.
The London Underground dates back to 1863, when the world's first subterranean railway was opened between Paddington and Farringdon Street.
Although Chopra and Jonas only dated for two months prior to their engagement, their friendship dates back longer than that.
The spike in attacks dates back to 2014, when the Ukrainian Revolution removed Kremlin-backed President Viktor Yanukovych from power.
Cowes has long-been a popular venue for sailors and royals, particularly during "Cowes Week", which dates back to 1826.
Carville is a paid adviser of Palantir whose involvement with the data-mining company dates back at least to 2011.
Chopra and Jonas only dated for two months prior to their engagement, but their friendship dates back longer than that.
The idea of using U.S. LNG exports to weaken Russia's energy influence in Europe dates back to the Obama years.
The backdrop: Altice and Cheddar's relationship dates back to 2017, when Altice first invested in the live-streaming news startup.
The hypothetical question dates back to early-2000s internet forums and in recent years has been made popular on Reddit.
The silver dates back to the 5th or 6th century, after the Romans decamped and before the Vikings stormed onshore.
This basic setup comes from a thought experiment called the Ship of Theseus, which dates back to ancient Greek philosophy.
The 50-game streak, which dates back to January 2015, is the first in the four major professional American sports.
Authorities have revived the case which dates back to 2011 and accuse NGOs of receiving foreign funds to sow chaos.
The practice of designating personnel ceilings dates back at least to the Vietnam War, according to the Government Accountability Office.
MINI's history as an innovator around sustainable cities and sustainable growth dates back to the company's inception, according to Kotch.
The AKP is pushing to replace the existing constitution, which dates back to the period after a 1980 military coup.
Shannon reportedly has a rap sheet that dates back to 1998, when he was arrested for marijuana possession, KSAT reported.
It's also on a web site, called AnonIB, which dates back to at least May 2016, according to Business Insider.
On Thursday, Merriam-Webster schooled the president after he claimed he made up a phrase that literally dates back centuries.
Even the term "stan" dates back to the pre-social media era, coined in a 2000 hit song by Eminem.
But it turns out brewing with spruce tips is a North American tradition that dates back at least 500 years.
According to Alphabet, that relationship dates back to the summer of 2015, approximately six months before Levandowski even left Alphabet.
The decision dates back to 1968 Democratic National Convention, which was tumultuous and filled with violence over the Vietnam War.
Coptic Christians, whose church dates back nearly 2,000 years, make up about 10 percent of Egypt's population of 92 million.
Clinton's email controversy dates back to before her 2016 presidential bid and originates from her time as secretary of state.
The alignment between the two parties is historic: their rivalry dates back to the country's civil war in the 1920s.
Held annually in August, the event dates back to 1950, and celebrates mint condition restorations of 20th century luxury automobiles.
When L'Oreal's heiress Liliane Bettencourt died last month, speculation mounted about the companies' future relationship, which dates back 40 years.
This is a function of sweeping protection of what the Communist Party considers state secrets and dates back many years.
The distrust for Eastern political gamesmanship dates back decades, and flourished when Justin Trudeau's father, Pierre Trudeau, was prime minister.
Anderson's relationship with Rose dates back a long time, and the producer even guest hosted on Charlie Rose in 2002.
The rift between Reed and his family dates back to 2012, when Reed married Justine Karain at 22 years old.
The two teams, whose bitter rivalry dates back to the 19th century, have played each other more than 80 times.
Though Kitty is a recent hire at the St. Regis Aspen Resort, the tradition dates back more than 100 years.
Given that the suspension dates back to May 23, the IIHF's decision makes Zaripov eligible to play as of Thursday.
The boats' history dates back to World War II, when such boats were a common sight due to their versatility.
In a tradition that dates back more than 2900 years, we celebrate moms across America this weekend for Mother's Day.
The Cherry Blossom Princess Program, which dates back to 1948, boasts several lawmakers among its former titleholders, including Republican Sens.
The relationship between the two dates back decades, to when Mr. Trump was actively developing real estate in New York.
The concept dates back to 1978 when Dr. Amar Bose, an MIT professor, thought of the idea on a flight.
The Trampolino Olimpico actually dates back to the 1920s and has been featured in the film For Your Eyes Only.
The hull dates back to 1985, but due to the recent refit "it shouldn't lose electric power catastrophically," he said.
The prehistoric crab dates back to 95 million years ago and scientists say it defies all the normal crab features.
The LeakedSource operator said they didn't know who the culprits were, but said the breach dates back to February 2016.
That's how many straight games the Ducks have beaten the Flames at home, a streak that dates back to 2004.
It's home to the Alhambra, a massive palace and fortress complex that dates back to the 13th and 14th centuries.
Much of the nation's water infrastructure dates back to the Victorian era, when travel by streetcar overtook travel by horse.
The concept is derived from the ancient simantra, an Eastern Orthodox liturgical instrument that dates back to the sixth century.
"There are a few dead zones in town; some of the communication infrastructure dates back to the 20s," Young said.
One particular culture that did so was the Zapotecs, a pre-Columbian indigenous civilization that dates back around 2,1503 years.

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