That statement takes into account instrumentation records dating back to 1962 and historical records dating back to the 1850s, the USGS says.
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The new questionnaire will ask for social media handles dating back over the last five years and biographical information dating back 15 years.
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Two of the samples held the worms, with one from a buried squirrel burrow dating back 303,000 years and one from a glacier dating back 40,000 years.
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They are believed to be older than fish hooks found in Timor, dating back 16,000 years and ones found in Papua New Guinea, dating back 18,000 years.
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It even retroactively acquired all tweets dating back to 2006.
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Apptio has raised over $136 million, dating back to 2007.
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Bill Murray has 83 acting credits dating back to 1973.
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These unsubstantiated assertions, dating back three decades, are categorically false.
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The company has raised $1 billion, dating back to 2008.
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It has a long history, dating back to the 1830s.
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DogVacay has raised nearly $50 million, dating back to 2012.
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The alleged criminal activity was dating back to the 1990s.
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They've raised more than $42 million dating back to 2012.
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The startup has raised $131 million, dating back to 2010.
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A full list dating back to the 1950s is here.
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Aaron and Denise Richards started dating back in September 2017.
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There are other issues, dating back to her business career.
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Dating back further, the Hawks have dropped 10 of 11.
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Daily temperatures that month broke records dating back to 1906.
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Both countries have bloodsoaked histories dating back to colonial days.
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The report Monday compounds allegations against Goodman dating back years.
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The government also released revised GDP figures dating back to 2014.
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The charges cover alleged behavior dating back to 2010, Hestrin said.
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Skeletons dating back thousands of years evidence a mysterious physical decline.
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Dating back to 1912, America has had legislation regulating media ownership.
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The 33-day stretch without a murder, dating back to Dec.
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Pieces that kept occurring to me, sometimes dating back to childhood.
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Gillibrand has now published her tax returns dating back 10 years.
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They will be collected retroactively for imports dating back 90 days.
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This too is an old idea, dating back to the 1930s.
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China and India have a festering border dispute dating back decades.
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Tsunotsuki is an ancient Japanese tradition, dating back hundreds of years.
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We have invoices for this fabric dating back to September 2015.
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SmartCast TVs dating back to 2016 will receive the two features.
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Hugh had a long acting career dating back to the 1990s.
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It is the oldest index, dating back to the mid-220006s.
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In all, the indictment lists 17 counts dating back to 2013.
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The Canadian Press found several cases dating back to the 1960s.
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The estate dating back to the 20153s has had its problems.
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McCain and Trump had a combative relationship dating back to 2015.
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The organization has a history dating back to the mid-1800s.
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He has lost 11 consecutive decisions dating back to last season.
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The company raised at least $125 million, dating back to 2000.
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My family has roots in northeastern Louisiana dating back to slavery.
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Dating back to the 1800s, it's synonymous with luxury and opulence.
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The audit examined information dating back to 2011, the office said.
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The festival has religious origins, dating back to the Middle Ages.
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There are bridges dating back to Ancient Rome that still stand.
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Image: APIn all, seven Pharaonic Age tombs were discovered—three dating back to the New Kingdom (1550 BC to 1077 BC) and four dating back to the Old Kingdom (2686 BC to 2181 BC) of Ancient Egypt.
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The Magic has lost nine straight at Memphis dating back to 295.1.
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That marked the highest monthly volume in records dating back to 2010.
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But an inaugural address is a tradition dating back to George Washington.
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The tool also lets you download archived sessions—dating back to 1973.
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He had won seven of eight decisions dating back to May 20.
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The settlement covers an estimated 7.5 million guns dating back to 2600.
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The Chinese had their own encyclopedia dating back to the 7th century.
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CNN examined nearly 1,700 solo press secretary briefings dating back to 2001.
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Gerrymandering is a practice dating back two centuries in the United States.
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It's the oldest track on the album dating back to like 2008.
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Rosenthal has proposed similar legislation for several sessions dating back to 2015.
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She had previously released returns for her family dating back to 1977.
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According to Reuters, that's the highest on record dating back to 2006.
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Field has seen it all, dating back to then-president Bill Clinton.
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The company had raised at least $125 million, dating back to 2000.
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They've been posting photos of each other online ... dating back to 2012.
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Previous developers, dating back 2250 years, had failed to finish the project.
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The town's buildings, some dating back to the Ottoman era, stand neglected.
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There's already evidence for this dating back to the show's first season.
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Daddario addressed rumors that they were dating back in May, telling E!
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Some cards dating back more than 50 years are no longer accurate.
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It will be available to iPhones dating back to the iPhone 53S.
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Not in launch history; not in meteorological records dating back to 1851.
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Daddario addressed rumors that they were dating back in May, telling E!
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Inside the glass bottle was a white gloop dating back to 2250.
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He has 31 saves in a row dating back to last year.
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FACIS aggregates data from more than 3,500 sources dating back to 1992.
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But Searos has a string of sales declines dating back to 2010.
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This is failed policy dating back to the Roman Empire and beyond.
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Trump has long criticized McCain, dating back to before he took office.
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Toronto, Ontario — Casa Loma has ghost stories dating back to the 1930s.
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There is still an active FOIA request dating back to September 1992.
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Boston seeks its 22nd win in 30 games dating back to Nov.
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Trump's older tweets endorsing Strange, dating back to last week, remained public.
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He has a 2.39 ERA in 442 appearances dating back eight seasons.
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The seven charges stem from missing persons cases dating back to 2010.
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We now know they were using the devices dating back to 2005.
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But the fossils contain DNA dating back tens of thousands of years.
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Near those remains, they also discovered stone tools dating back 700,000 years.
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More than a dozen wines dating back to 1985 will be poured.
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The second graph details investment-grade bond spreads dating back to 1998.
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Researchers have found fossils of hominins dating back over six million years.
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Six Streisand television specials dating back to 1965 are also being released.
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The penalties will be collected retroactively on imports dating back 90 days.
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Republicans have proposed Medicaid block grants dating back to the Reagan administration.
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It contains vintages dating back to Jean Jacques' time, complete with cobwebs.
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Smithsonian American Art Museum features iconic American art dating back multiple centuries.
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They produced a predictable narrative that resembled those dating back to slavery.
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The grand jury investigated reports of sexual abuse dating back to 1947.
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It's all a conspiracy dating back to the UFO crash at Roswell.
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He hasn't won in 13 starts dating back to last July 22.
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"Team player and model employee," said a review dating back to 2005.
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The two started dating back in September and things heated up quick.
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It includes more than 788 games dating back to the early 1980s.
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Following that announcement, the committee released settlement data dating back to 2013.
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The Hypogeum is a cavernous subterranean structure dating back 5000 years ago.
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The triumph halted a nine-game winless streak dating back to last November.
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The Alien Tort Statute, a law dating back to 1789, lets non-U.
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I occupy several rooms in this historical building dating back to 11 century.
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Videos dating back to when my band played gigs at kids play centres.
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Payments are without prejudice and subject to retroactive modification dating back to Dec.
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In 2016, scientists announced they'd discovered fossils there dating back 3.7 billion years.
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Repeated inquiries from Gizmodo, dating back to June 83, have received no response.
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The center stone is an antique dating back to the late 19th century.
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The latest accusations echo similar ones against the singer dating back 25 years.
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It was a pattern dating back several years, according to lawsuits against Redlands.
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Sock's defeat was his eighth in succession dating back to the Italian Open.
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Yext has raised at least $115 million in capital, dating back to 2006.
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To elevate their trade, masons invented elaborate histories dating back to ancient Egypt.
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He allowed 26 goals in his previous five games dating back to Dec.
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Japan is the oldest hereditary monarchy in the world, dating back 14 centuries.
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More detailed searches found ambitions of flying cars dating back to the 1920s.
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Her family has served in the military dating back to the American Revolution.
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This brings their total capital raised to $147 million, dating back to 2011.
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These two teams hate each other, dating back to the 2012-13 season.
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The accounts and pages also hosted eight events, dating back to May 2014.
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Kepler has also hit in 11 straight home games, dating back to Sept.
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They are 0-14 in rubber games dating back to May 30, 23.
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The loss ended BC's four-game winning streak dating back to last season.
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More than 60 women have accused Cosby of sexual assaults dating back decades.
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Motorola was an early leader in the telecommunications space, dating back to 1928.
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Historically, spikes have occurred during recessions dating back to 1991, 2001 and 2009.
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Cosmo reports that there's video evidence dating back to 2016 of something similar.
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The vulnerability exists in all versions of Windows dating back to Windows Vista.
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It's a tradition dating back to 250, when the first WMC was held.
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Multiple lawsuits dating back to the 1990s allege he preyed on underage girls.
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But they declined, citing two Supreme Court precedents dating back almost four decades.
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San Diego has the oldest open case against Guzman, dating back to 1995.
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NASA, NOAA, and UK Met Office global temperature anomalies, dating back to 1880.
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NOTES: Louisville has won 10 straight games against Pittsburgh dating back to 2010.
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Pena is 3-for-19 in six games, dating back to June 7.
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This confirmed reports dating back to August that Pecker had been granted immunity.
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That 143% mark was the highest in CNN polling dating back to 2003.
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In addition to dating back to 3,53 BC, the remains were also cremated.
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Cal has lost 11 consecutive Pac-12 road games dating back to Sept.
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That ends a 21-year relationship, dating back to the 1995-113 season.
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Records dating back to July 2017 from the Federal Election Commission reveal Rep.
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The Land Rover Defender has a rich legacy, dating back over 20163 years.
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Homing pigeon races are a sport dating back at least to the 1800s.
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The Mexico City Policy is hardly new, dating back to the Reagan administration.
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Lucha Libre is one of Mexico's most popular sports, dating back to 1860.
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Below is a graph of high-yield bond spreads dating back to 1998.
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We're a database of all terrorist attacks globally dating back to the 1970s.
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Other titles are more obscure, dating back to releases from the late 80s.
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Skalholt, a religious site dating back a millennium, is about 15 miles southwest.
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It has a storied and well-documented past dating back to about 1448.
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Dating back to a two-point, four-rebound effort at Illinois on Feb.
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The study looked at their performance following mass shootings dating back five years.
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The company has faced criticism over its sizing options dating back to 2015.
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Smith hasn't scored a goal in 21 games, dating back to Jan. 26.
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There is now solid evidence of life dating back about 3.5 billion years.
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The Hurricanes have won eight games in a row dating back to Nov.
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It was one of several fraud convictions dating back to the early 1990s.
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"We always a recession, one per decade, dating back to 1854," LaVorgna said.
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Ibiza has long been world's party island, dating back to the disco era.
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The commission also reported some alleged abuse dating back as far as 1950.
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The commission also reported some alleged abuse dating back as far as 22014.
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One one hand, the League is a venerable institution, dating back to 1875.
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She was sentenced to eight months, dating back to her arrest in December.
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Lonzo and Denise started dating back when they were kids in Chino Hills. Congrats!!
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The Cowboys have now lost 214 straight league games dating back to last season.
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Photos dating back to when I had a fringe and listened to Billy Talent.
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You&aposve been hearing this hysteria over reaction dating back to Bork and before.
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Research dating back to the 1980s supports the idea that dancing can curb anxiety.
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Typhus is an old disease, with recorded accounts dating back to the 14th century.
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He entered this season with a 4.70 ERA in April dating back to 2013.
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Ransomware has existed for some time, the earliest dating back to the late 1980s.
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The Stars have lost their last eight in overtime dating back to last season.
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He came in riding a 50-game goal drought dating back to last season.
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The New York Times is digitizing millions of historical photos dating back to 1896.
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The euro celebrates its twentieth birthday saddled with flaws dating back to its conception.
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Similar tests allow scientists to study DNA from fossils dating back thousands of years.
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Dating back to the beginning of his high school career in Tarpon Springs, Fla.
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It was also the Tigers' 15th consecutive home victory dating back to last season.
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MongoDB previously raised more than $300 million in equity financing dating back to 2008.
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And then a historical artifact dating back at least 20 years, courtesy of Surfacey.
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This latest six-month winning streak is the 27th overall dating back to 1928.
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The homer ended Chicago's 14-inning scoreless run dating back to Monday's sixth inning.
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The tally snapped Hintz's 14-game goal drought dating back to the regular season.
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Dating back to last season, Cal has lost 232 consecutive regular-season conference games.
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" She also referenced President Trump's calls for withdrawal dating back "to his campaign days.
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That's the longest drought in our reliable period of records, dating back to 1850.
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The action stars have been super supportive of each other dating back to 2015.
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Court records show Billings had a history of code enforcement charges dating back decades.
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The recent wave of accusations, some of them dating back decades, began in October.
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More than 60 other women have accused Cosby of sexual assaults dating back decades.
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It has separate deals dating back to 453 that cover a range of issues.
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In his last 27 games against Arizona dating back to 2014, Utley is hitting .
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This case joins four other past convictions over similar charges dating back to 2014.
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Holliday is just 13-of-123 at Busch Stadium, dating back to April 30.
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He also had retired 26 consecutive batters dating back to September before hitting Kiermaier.
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The Darwin Lions' Beer Can Regatta is an annual event dating back to 1974.
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If you don't remember ... Game and Meek had major beef dating back to 2016.
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That challenged the conception, dating back to Aristotle, of stars as fixed and rigid.
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The same app was vulnerable to two known remote bugs dating back to 2015.
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Jeter and the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition cover model started dating back in 2011.
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These "ongoing" operations included recovery from disasters dating back to Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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Herrera had been sidelined with a right oblique strain, dating back to July 18.
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He spent his entire political career, dating back to Texas, reaching out to minorities.
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Car lovers will find models dating back to the early 1900s including a 1
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Lochte, 2003, has six Olympic gold medals and 12 overall, dating back to 2004.
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It is currently the oldest hereditary monarchy in the world, dating back fourteen centuries.
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"This has become the pattern for President Trump, dating back to the campaign," Rep.
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It also has one of the oldest healthcare systems, dating back to the 1880s.
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Shullsburg is the third-oldest neighborhood in Wisconsin, dating back to the early 1800s.
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Pittsburgh has now lost four straight bowl games dating back to the 211 season.
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That reversed a 173-year downturn in EM dating back to its 2007 peak.
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DJI notched its worst start to the year on record dating back to 1897.
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This has been an issue for a long time, with cases dating back years.
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Dating back to the 1880s, the chart is thought to be the world's oldest.
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Yes, the chart is very old, dating back to 1885, according to the university.
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Facebook has old messages that I've sent and received, dating back to around 2010.
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Michigan has won 25 of its last 26 games dating back to last season.
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The same is true for the past 60 months, dating back to June 2013.
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Marinovich has a history of drug abuse dating back to his high school days.
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The company raised at least $80 million in venture funding, dating back to 2009.
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Among Main Street's attractions is the ornate Main Street Station dating back to 1901.
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Hyper-realism is a relatively new art form dating back to the early '70s.
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Galway sits on the west coast of Ireland, dating back to the 18th century.
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The investigation detailed multiple allegations of sexual harassment against Weinstein dating back to 1990.
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"I can do whatever I want," Lewin said, describing Durst's attitude dating back decades.
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The H-2B database shows requests from Mar-a-Lago dating back to 333.
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The H-2B database shows requests from Mar-a-Lago dating back to 23.
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An 1493 guide to parliamentary procedure that relies on rules dating back to 1604.
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Both are new spins on an age-old Vegas tradition dating back to Liberace.
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These victims were recruited from southern California and surrounding states, dating back to 2013.
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It catalogs episodes of controversial police use of force dating back to the 1960s.
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That sparked a task force to investigate scores of deaths dating back to 2018.
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He has a criminal record dating back 10 years, court records show, WLTX reports.
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Claims dating back to the summer piled up from peeved brewers, printers and tobacconists.
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Indeed, his method mixes together ideas dating back thousands of years to the Babylonians.
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Four of the state's last six governors have been women, dating back to 1988.
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The H-2B database shows requests from Mar-a-Lago dating back to 2013.
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Franklin endured the exhausting grind of celebrity and personal troubles dating back to childhood.
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The 2017 death toll was consistent with football-related fatalities dating back to 2000.
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Trump and McCain had a stormy relationship dating back to the 2016 election cycle.
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The report investigates clergy sexual abuse dating back to 1947 in six Pennsylvania dioceses.
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The deal upends a contract MSG held with Coca-Cola dating back to 1910.
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A fact sheet on the WHO website dating back to 2002 is more sanguine.
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Images of the 30-ton stone vessel — dating back some 2,000 years — were striking.
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Dating back to 1968, Democrats have won five of the last 10 gubernatorial elections.
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It was his 52nd match against Djokovic, 31, a rivalry dating back to 2006.
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They've done ceremonies and fan votes and Top 100 lists dating back to last season.
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Cases of false pregnancy can be found in the medical literature dating back to antiquity.
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The database reportedly contains call records dating back three decade, including the location of callers.
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Cellebrite, founded in 1999, has contracts with the FBI dating back to at least 2013.
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This was the gap in the stock dating back to over the summer, in July.
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Fister had lost 25 consecutive decisions dating back to his last win on Aug. 27.
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Lowry has encouraged such lofty proclamations dating back to Game 3 of the Miami series.
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This is a complete reversal of the trend dating back to the John Kennedy administration.
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Fossils dating back 800,000 years, in fact, show evidence of cannibalism by our Homo ancestors.
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Without certain scientific innovations — some dating back many centuries — our society would be vastly different.
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Miami RHP A.J. Ramos has converted 27 straight save opportunities dating back to last season.
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Jail bond records from Denton County show numerous entries on Fry dating back to 2004.
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Dating back to 2010, the commission has been formally questioning Google about potential antitrust violations.
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Is it the Balearic sounds dating back to the Ibiza D.J.'s of the 1980s?
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It's the idea of connection, perhaps even dating back to our days in the womb.
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" He adds: "Our brother Moses said the same thing in statements dating back many years.
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Bugatti has a long history in the region, dating back to its founding in 1909.
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Mahmoud has 17 blocked shots over his past five games dating back to last season.
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Many were dressed in her various uniforms, dating back to the character's introduction in 1968.
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Agents determined there were as many as 650,000 emails on the laptop, dating back years.
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But you can find examples in which they have, dating back to at least 1993.
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The company has raised more than $80 million in venture funding dating back to 2009.
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The company now has a total of $35 million in funding dating back to 2010.
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Federal labour laws dating back to the New Deal, workers say, clash with this demand.
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The Wolverines have won 13 of their last 14 contests dating back to last season.
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According to an analysis by CNN of data dating back to 211 provided by Bankruptcy.
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The right-hander is winless in his last six starts dating back to May 14.
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Ancient rocks found in northwestern Quebec contain microbial fossils dating back 3.77 billion years ago.
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Drought dating back to 2015 has made the regions prone to flash flooding after rain.
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PEOPLE confirmed that Grande and Davidson had recently started casually dating back in late May.
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The Avalanche have won 10 straight regular-season home games dating back to last season.
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The Avalanche have won 10 straight regular-season home games dating back to last season.
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The Bush and Clinton families, though political rivals, have shared a friendship dating back years.
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FYI, Nick and Paloma started dating back in September -- but the relationship fizzled in January.
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Bautista has hit at least 20 home runs in every season dating back to 2010.
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It was the seventh straight victory for Verlander (4-0) dating back to last season.
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Our fascination with trilobites goes back millennia with possible descriptions dating back to ancient times.
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He hasn't appeared on the network in nearly two years, dating back to August 2016.
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The messages, dating back to 2017, show Gibson coordinating with law enforcement about policing protests.
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That marks the smallest share of those concerned in CNN polling dating back to 2000.
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The court papers indicate Watkins and Wolfe had a "personal relationship" dating back to 2014.
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Dustin Wright came from a family deeply rooted in military service, dating back to 1812.
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Carson has drawn fire from Democrats dating back to his narrow confirmation as HUD secretary.
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R. Kelly has faced persistent allegations of sexual misconduct dating back more than a decade.
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Stories of undocumented trade dating back several years in both countries also triggered the revision.
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They take turns to inspect diaries in the cabin dating back long before the war.
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Those disclosures were followed by release of millions of diplomatic cables dating back to 1973.
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The Islanders have scored 220 goals in Greiss' last five starts, dating back to Jan.
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Hunter recalled his own struggles with smoking, dating back to his time as a Marine.
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Barrettes have a long history of practicality and style, dating back more than a century.
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The Denver Broncos have won 14 straight home games in September dating back to 2012.
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The Denver Broncos have won 14 straight home games in September dating back to 2012.
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Falwell has been a vocal supporter of Trump dating back to the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Zuma faces nearly 800 charges of corruption dating back as far as the late 1990s.
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On Thursday, Umberger scored his first goal in 51 games dating back to last season.
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Fiers has walked three batters or fewer in 24 consecutive starts dating back to Sept.
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The rare event brought together scores of prominent lawmakers from administrations dating back three decades.
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O, three days after the lender reported accounting issues dating back to at least 2015.
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The released documents include those on Manafort's political work in Ukraine, dating back to 85033.
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One here would make it four in a row for Penn dating back to 2011.
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Roku has previously raised more than $200 million in equity funding dating back to 2008.
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There are hundreds of photos of the Texan dating back to high school at least.
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The ticker tape parade is a New York tradition dating back to the 19th century.
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The report identified several Russian officials who had engaged in sophisticated planning dating back years.
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The hosts have accused Trump of suffering "early onset dementia" dating back to last year.
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But did you know that shutdowns are actually recent phenomena, dating back only to 1976?
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That sparked a task force to investigate scores of horse deaths dating back to 2018.
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Assange's indictment arose from a criminal investigation dating back to former President Barack Obama's administration.
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The disadvantage of this move is that it breaks a norm dating back to 1869.
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He has found himself at the center of scandals dating back more than a decade.
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These remains, dating back 22010,24 years, were found at a site near Yana called Kolyma.
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Residents casually pass by monuments—temples, bridges, and irrigation canals—dating back thousands of years.
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A string of lawsuits dating back decades have argued that partisan gerrymanders violate the Constitution.
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RGGI (pronounced "Reggie") has, in fact, a Republican pedigree, dating back to 2003, when Gov.
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A Times investigation published yesterday uncovered allegations against the Hollywood megaproducer dating back three decades.
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For years, dating back three papacies, the Vatican has sought to unify the two communities.
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EDA has appeared in 21957 crosswords for The New York Times dating back to 19993.
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Pittsburgh has won 13 of 17 games in Denver dating back to July 27, 2014.
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Pittsburgh has won 13 of 13 games in Denver dating back to July 27, 2014.
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Concerned Women for America has long supported the credit dating back to the mid-1990s.
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Since 2017 more than 80 women have accused Weinstein of sexual misconduct dating back decades.
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Since 2017 more than 80 women have accused Weinstein of sexual misconduct dating back decades.
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Legislation requiring all candidates for federal office to disclose tax returns dating back 10 years.
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Last week's verdict was an echo of an injustice dating back almost a century ago.
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Manufacturer: Sikorsky Aircraft, one of the pioneer developers of helicopters dating back to the 20153s.
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Yale's 50-43 victory was the latest entry in a rivalry dating back to 1875.
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They are among the city's earliest inhabitants, with settlements dating back more than 400 years.
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The archeologists uncovered the remains of a large basilica dating back to the fourth century.
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I've got a collection of dozens of faded movie ticket stubs dating back to 2003.
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Dating back to 1849, Harrods department store is an iconic fixture of London&aposs landscape.
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His windows have become multishelved displays of colorful bottles dating back to the late 1600s.
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Philadelphia lost its seventh straight (25-123-212) against Tampa, dating back to January 234.
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Some accusers have said Epstein engaged in sexual misconduct dating back to the mid-1980s.
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It's a pretty exhaustive and fascinating collection of Apple content dating back to the '70s.
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Basketball is followed with an almost religious fervor there, dating back to the late 1800s.
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No president-elect dating back to 1976 has waited longer to hold a press conference.
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This, itself, was a record gender gap for any presidential election dating back to 1952.
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Los Angeles is 42-11 in its last 53 home games dating back to Sept.
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He has four home runs over his past nine games dating back to Aug. 27.
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House Democrats have been pressing for McGahn's testimony dating back to the start of 2019.
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Specific to Apulia and dating back several centuries, trulli are built from stone, without mortar.
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In Egypt, a prosthetic wooden toe was found on a mummy dating back 3,000 years.
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Matz went a team-record eight starts without a decision dating back to last Sept.
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Trump says he is making good on U.S. legislation and presidential pledges dating back decades.
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Thai coronation rituals are a mixture of Buddhist and Hindu Brahmin traditions dating back centuries.
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Those chants are accompanied by Mehter marches – traditional military music dating back to Ottoman times.
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Authorities in Sweden are also seeking Assange's extradition, over rape allegations dating back to 2011.
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But there are nearly 30 ongoing national emergencies, with the oldest dating back to 1979.
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On one Polynesian island, archaeologists have found sweet potato remains dating back over 700 years.
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Wheeler has thrown 53 straight scoreless innings dating back to July 24 and has fashioned a 2.68 ERA in his last 12 starts dating back to June 1, a span in which he has struck out 72 and walked 24 in 77 1/3 innings.
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It was the oldest variety on earth, she believed, dating back even further than the bible.
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A dive into the tape vault revealed several incomplete session tapes dating back to the '60s.
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Almost every computer with an Intel chips dating back to 2011 are affected by the vulnerabilities.
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However Africa Check looked into these claims in 2013, using figures dating back to April 1994.
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Dating back to the Cretaceous Period, the prints still show traces of skin, scales, and claws.
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The deal stems from the nationalization of Conoco assets dating back over a decade in Venezuela.
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The Capital Gazette is among the nation&aposs oldest newspaper dating back to the mid-1800s.
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She's also got a lengthy rap sheet filled with arrests dating back to 2006 and 2007.
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The disposal seals GM's exit from Europe and ends a relationship dating back to the 1920s.
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The Celtics have beaten the Wizards nine straight times at TD Garden dating back to 13.
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He's 3-1 with a 1.84 ERA over his last eight starts dating back to Sept.
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The disposal seals GM's exit from Europe and ends a relationship dating back to the 215s.
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The vault contained smaller but valuable artifacts dating back to prehistory through to the Ottoman period.
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One of the oldest tracks, dating back to the 1920s, and still the fastest in F1.
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Salinas and Castillo started dating back in 2014 and got engaged during the summer of 2017.
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All in all, Max had more than 60 credits to his name, dating back to 1974.
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The courtyard of the palace features a statue of King Frederick V dating back to 1771.
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The Bruins have now won 16 consecutive games against the Coyotes dating back to October 2010.
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In 2012, Kelly owed the IRS nearly $5 million in unpaid taxes dating back to 2005.
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If the bill passes, it would extend an existing ban on telemedicine dating back to 2012.
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The gains mark a sharp rebound from a lackluster period of sales dating back to December.
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"We've turned our past dating back to Abrahamic times into a petrol station," grumbles a local.
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Evans and Slate, who met on the set of Gifted, first started dating back in 2016.
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The Bruins have now won 21 consecutive games against the Coyotes dating back to October 2500.
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Two women have accused Dustin Hoffman of acting inappropriately with one accusation dating back to 1985.
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This explains why it has been found intact in viking excavations dating back to the 800s.
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Dating back to the 2015 postseason, Shattenkirk has nine points over his last eight playoff games.
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Garza has a 6.32 ERA during those five decisions, dating back to May 24 against Toronto.
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The kolis are among the city's earliest inhabitants, with settlements dating back more than 400 years.
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Enstar posted positive net earnings in every year of its operating history dating back to 2002.
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It was the former AL MVP's first dinger in 295 games dating back to last Sept.
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The German designer was best known for his association with France's Chanel, dating back to 1983.
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Trade in Africa is still shaped by relationships and infrastructure dating back to the colonial era.
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A number of jobs have been posted on professional network LinkedIn dating back to December 7.
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To date, only two prior depictions of birds have been found dating back to Paleolithic Europe.
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The complaint cited at least two prior incidents involving other students dating back to September 2017.
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Dating back to 2500 B.C., the Pyramids of Giza are the oldest landmarks in this list.
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Scores of women have since accused him of sexual misconduct dating back decades, allegations he denies.
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The allegations are not new, dating back to the early 1990s, when Mr Walesa was president.
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For Castro, four of his past six hits dating back to June 22 have been doubles.
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Hundreds of ancient prints have been transmitted via objects dating back to ancient Mesopotamia and beyond.
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Prosecutors charged Hutchins with his involvement with creating the Kronos banking malware, dating back to 2014.
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It's one of the oldest lakes in the world, probably dating back about 10 million years.
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The indictment, first reported by the NY Daily News, lists 17 counts dating back to 2013.
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Constand is one of about 50 women who have accused him of assaults dating back decades.
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Potential investors must contend with the existing infrastructure, much of it dating back to the 1970s.
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Promotoras aren't new—it's a tradition dating back decades in Mexico and Central and South America.
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L.S.U. had lost to Alabama eight consecutive times, dating back to the 2011 national championship game.
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Webster has scored in double figures in 15 consecutive games dating back to last season. 2.
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Those disclosures were followed by the release of millions of diplomatic cables dating back to 1973.
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The Bearcats have dropped four of their last five road games dating back to last season.
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The Game Boy Color in the above video is original Nintendo hardware, dating back to 1998.
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The recovered stone dating back to 1565 was turned into a monument to commemorate the church.
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The list includes data for births that occurred in the United States dating back to 1879.
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Ocasio-Cortez has garnered national attention dating back to her upset primary victory over ex-Rep.
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Musk has shared this opinion for years, dating back to interviews with the billionaire from 2015.
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Carlson's complaint suggests the alleged incidents occurred throughout Carlson's tenure at Fox dating back to 2005.
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The sectional sofa has a long history in the US, dating back to the Civil War.
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Regression analysis lets Goldman link the positioning data to subsequent market performance dating back to 2008.
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North Korea has managed to develop their ICBM program despite U.N. boycotts dating back to 2006.
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They found the gaitkeeper signature in horse samples from England dating back to the 9th century.
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The finding was based on a series of 31 audits dating back as far as 1995.
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It's reported that modern sled dogs have eaten thawed mammoth meat dating back over 30,000 years.
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"All of these documents are of a historical nature dating back to before 2003," said Lewis.
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The two men had been friendly for many years, dating back at least to the 1980s.
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It would go on to add almost three million more diplomatic cables dating back to 1973.
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He has scored only three goals in the last 25 games dating back to Feb. 503.
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One of the oldest, dating back to the 1920s, and still the fastest circuit in F1.
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The Red Storm also have dropped 13 straight road games to Georgetown, dating back to 2003.
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Cannabis seeds dating back to 3,000 BCE were uncovered in the kurgan burial mounds of Siberia.
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Dating back to last year, Perez has won just one of his last 16 road starts.
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The Islanders have played their last 19 Thanksgiving Eve games at home dating back to 1995.
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In a sense, they are — many of the businesses are authentic, dating back to the 1870s.
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He ultimately gave two years of information and a summary of returns dating back to 1990.
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The Angels have won each of Santiago's last nine starts dating back to last season. 3.
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But dirt ovals built for horses have served as bike battlefields dating back to the 1920s.
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"These are cases dating back many years," Mr. Rajoy told Cope, a radio station, on Thursday.
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There are shoes dating back to roughly 1400, and they look much like shoes worn today.
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Florida has voted Republican in 12 of the last 17 presidential elections (dating back to 1952).
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And their bloody history, dating back to World War II and before, remains a major obstacle.
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Editorial The Chicago Police Department has a history of corruption, brutality and torture dating back decades.
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The couple had a troubling history of marital conflict dating back to 2016, Chief Aubry said.
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Chatillon and Crochet were both charged in 230 with illegal campaign financing dating back to 2560.
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Chatillon and Crochet were both charged in 2015 with illegal campaign financing dating back to 2012.
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The researchers found the genome of a Neanderthal in a toe bone dating back 2000,0003 years.
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There's an enormous thread at the Steve Hoffman forums dating back to 2014 discussing "MFiT" albums.
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Fleitz had discussed the DNI role with the President on several occasions dating back to February.
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Another letter is signed by more than 1,000 alumnae, dating back to the class of 1948.
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Vance requested the president's tax returns and those of his family business dating back to 2011.
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Every past action and statement dating back to childhood is re-evaluated through a political lens.
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The defeat also rates as Missouri's 14th straight in SEC play dating back to last season.
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During preelection years dating back to 1950, the S&P 500 was flat for the month.
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The city's St. Patrick's Day parade, dating back to 1762, is often called the world's largest.
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It's the same criticism Sanders has made of Biden repeatedly in debates, dating back to June.
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Both measures are at some of their lowest levels dating back to before the financial crisis.
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That finding was the smallest median difference of any midterm dating back to at least 1990.
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Archaeological evidence shows a human presence in the Pacific Northwest dating back more than 13,000 years.
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Letters dating back more than half a century to a time when they were in college.
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This drastic move subjected the internet to telephone laws, most dating back to the New Deal.
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For example, IEEE-USA keeps a list of their 87 Fellowship alumni dating back to 1974.
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In September, yet another study found microplastics in sediment samples off Southern California dating back decades.
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The southpaw had allowed four-plus runs in nine consecutive starts dating back to June 211.
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A photo display of paintings on rocks from Chad and Algeria dating back thousands of years.
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And the Israeli government has had a policy, dating back to 1970, of buttressing Jordan's stability.
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Reading palms is a practice dating back thousands of years to the Vedic period in India.
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Ronnie Green hung up his gloves in 2002 after a fight career dating back to 1979.
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The case relates to the nationalization of Conoco assets dating back over a decade in Venezuela.
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The reported proposal is a revival of long-held conservative ambitions dating back at least two decades.
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Pedroia had played in 63 consecutive games, dating back to his last off day on May 18.
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Manafort had worked as an adviser to Yanukovych and his associates dating back at least a decade.
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The viol (pronounced "vile") is a stringed instrument played with a bow dating back to the 1600s.
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America has an interest in such things dating back to the Star Wars programme of the 1980s.
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The social network has released public statements about misleading information dating back to at least August 2014.
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Minnesota is 22-2 over the last eight games between the clubs dating back to last season.
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Thanks to antitrust court decisions dating back to the 1940s, movie studios like Fox or Warner Bros.
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Dating back to Thursday's round, Park was 11 under over her previous 16 holes at that point.
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One of the oldest tracks, dating back to the 1920s, and still the fastest circuit in F1.
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This year has seen an increase in reports of massive hacks, some of them dating back years.
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Related to other Berber tongues, it is written in its own script, dating back to ancient times.
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She also had a criminal record dating back to 2010 for offenses including theft and disorderly conduct.
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It's one of the oldest trolls there is, dating back to the founding of the United States.
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Rauda has seven previous convictions for weapons violations dating back to 2006, according to City News Service.
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More than 250,000 classified cables from U.S. embassies followed, then almost three million dating back to 1973.
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We have never owned a single corporate bond in the Total Return Strategy dating back to 2593.
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This method has served to produce luxury fabrics for over 5,000 years, dating back to Neolithic China.
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Reprieve's director Clive Stafford Smith called for an urgent review of UK policy dating back to 2001.
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This theory ties into one dating back to season 1 about Aria having a multiple personality disorder.
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While exploring the cave system, underwater archaeologists discovered human bones and pottery dating back thousands of years.
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The allegations add to a series of other similar stories of misconduct dating back to the 1980s.
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This was the case even dating back to 2005 when the bipartisan Secure Fence Act was passed.
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The network found 60 lawsuits and more that 200 mechanic's liens – some dating back to the 1980s.
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Only 2016 and 2008 were rated more interesting than dull in Pew polls dating back to 1996.
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Chen has defended her husband against allegations of sexual misconduct against him dating back to the 1980s.
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Dating back about 22011,22014 years, they are among the oldest human remains ever found in the Americas.
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At the shooter's home, police found vintage military equipment and paraphernalia dating back to the Civil War.
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The Commonwealth had voted for the Republican candidate in 22012 consecutive presidential elections dating back to 252.
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It appears that Facebook was only able to access data dating back to December of that year.
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Both Flynn and Huston had quite a bit of boxing experience, dating back to their teenage years.
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They were all bent and folded with rubber bands on them probably dating back to the 1950s.
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Christians, the other main religious minority, have a British law dating back to 1870 regulating their marriages.
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The two countries have a decades-long military and political alliance dating back to the Korean War.
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The tally was the first for Reilly in 27 games, dating back to last year with Minnesota.
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A team of scientists have discovered the oldest evidence of fungi ever, dating back a billion years.
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The criminal complaint against him says he had a previous child abuse conviction, dating back to 2005.
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Sekulow said he believed Trump's business deals dating back years were outside the scope of the investigation.
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For Nashville, it was just its third win in 11 home games, dating back to Dec. 3.
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This led to 73 reports being made in about six weeks, some dating back to the 1990s.
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The aftermath of each of these incidents—dating back 15 years—tends to follow a similar pattern.
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More than 250,000 classified cables from U.S. embassies followed, then almost 3 million dating back to 1973.
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Constand is one of about 50 women who have accused the entertainer of assaults dating back decades.
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Our family had a long history with this country dating back to the early days of California.
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Dating back to last season, he's 3-0 with an 0.83 ERA in his last four starts.
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The Suns have lost 22 of their last 2028 games dating back to the start of February.
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Kahn's idea, dating back to the early 1990s, is to bake "information management" directly into core protocols.
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Australian spin-bowling legend Shane Warne's career was riddled with sex controversies dating back nearly two decades.
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The San Francisco-based company has raised more than $3 billion in capital, dating back to 2009.
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It was also the 11th straight time the Cardinals beat the Reds, dating back to last September.
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The two quick goals made it seven unanswered against the Ducks dating back to Tuesday in Dallas.
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A third report in 2016 found more allegations dating back decades in a second diocese, Altoona-Johnstown.
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With the recalls affecting Honda vehicles dating back several years, used-car dealers are facing increased pressure.
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The S.E.C. and Justice Department are looking into accounting practices and related activities dating back to 2017.
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Fossilized ring-shaped cakes resembling doughnuts have been unearthed in Native American settlements dating back 8,000 years.
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Richardson delves into a variety of fascinating deb scenes, including African-American traditions dating back to Reconstruction.
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Dating back to her time in Arkansas, Clinton pushed for higher standards and expanded public school choice.
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He has previous criminal convictions dating back to 1989, including a jail stint for a 1993 robbery.
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Dating back to his nomination, lawmakers saw him as a potentially steadying hand to a volatile president.
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Kavanaugh is facing three sexual misconduct allegations dating back to his time in high school and college.
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They have lost their last nine games to the Blackhawks dating back to the 20153-22015 season.
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The mascot has been a Games tradition dating back to the 1968 Winter Games in Grenoble, France.
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Visits to the White House by championship winning teams are a tradition dating back to the 1960s.
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The emperor claimed a bloodline dating back to the biblical King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba.
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To find out, I collected every governor poll I could find for campaigns dating back to 2006.
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They are estimated to be 3,000 years old, dating back to the 22nd dynasty of Egyptian pharaohs.
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He is 2-4 with a 231 ERA in nine career starts dating back to last season.
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The organization had previously backed waits and background checks for handgun owners dating back to the 1980s.
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He has five home runs in his past three starts at Fenway dating back to last season.
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But radiocarbon dating has shown it is, in fact, much younger, dating back 5,000 to 6,000 years.
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Iowa has won 15 of its last 16 Big Ten games dating back to last season. 2.
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Moana Surfrider, a Westin Resort & Spa, was the first hotel built in Waikiki, dating back to 1901.
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And there are records dating back to the late 1950s, which describe experiments that used infected mosquitoes.
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He estimated that 500 to 600 convictions dating back to 1997 will be vacated as a result.
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Kansas (2-4, 0-3) lost its 42nd consecutive Big 13 road game dating back to 2008.
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CF Odubel Herrera extended his hitting streak to eight games dating back to the final game 20143.
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Facebook has data on where I was dating back to 2014, including multiple locations throughout specific days.
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That statement has been valid for decades, dating back to his valiant service in the Vietnam War.
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Dating back as far as 2017, he's been bringing his punk history up every chance he gets.
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Dating back to the 70s, the musicians are widely recognized for playing alongside reggae legend Peter Tosh.
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Dating back to the dawn of civilization, farming has been refined, adjusted and adapted — but never perfected.
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Tesla has been unprofitable through most of its life as a public company, dating back to 2010.
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Questions describing similar incidents can be found in carrier forums, with some queries dating back to 2011.
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Both have been in the political arena in relatively big roles dating back at least 2628 years.
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Clover failed to notify its members after repeated notifications from the agency dating back to late 2109.
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NBC's news division has weathered a series of contentious episodes dating back to last year's presidential race.
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The Benin kingdom of the Edo people has a proud history dating back to the 13th century.
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The two began dating back in 2014 -- got engaged in 2015 -- and tied the knot in 2016.
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Workers rebuilt the Palace right on the Minoan ruins, some dating back to the second millennium BCE.
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Atop a hearth dating back 11,500 years were the cremated bones of a 3-year-old child.
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The team also saved most of the original plasterwork and a balcony dating back to the 1920s.
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When it's time to eat, you'll find everything from modern eateries to establishments dating back to 1917.
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The oldest fossils of hominins, dating back over six million years, have all been found in Africa.
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Government efforts to lower prescription drug prices have been frequent and bipartisan, dating back nearly 30 years.
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He has won 13 straight decisions dating back to March, sporting a 53 ERA in that stretch.
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The marine heat wave was hotter than anything humans had recorded dating back to the late 1800s.
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Stunning fossils were discovered at a site in northeastern China, most dating back about 160 million years.
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USA TODAY requested copies of those reports dating back to 2001 under the Freedom of Information Act.
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Contractors have been the apparent sources of a number of intelligence leaks, dating back to Edward Snowden.
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Trump's tax returns and financial records have been the center of scrutiny dating back to his campaign.
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That is the highest level of indecision measured in Reuters/Ipsos poll dating back to mid-April.
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And the Frankfurt-based bank is still digesting its last big purchase, Postbank, dating back to 2010.
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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services will provide information from records dating back to 1973, according to DHS.
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This 230-point gap is by far the largest on record dating back to the 226 midterm.
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What follows is a small sampling of Bolton's rhetoric, dating back to the post-20113/11 period.
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That snapped the Blues' shutout streak at 178:39, dating back to Sunday against the Nashville Predators.
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During pre-election years dating back to 1950, the S&P 500 was flat for the month.
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Dating back to 1980, endorsement leaders at this point have a strong track record of winning primaries.
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Laws dating back to after the Civil War prevent federal troops from being involved in law enforcement.
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This was largely attributable to the franc's close relationship with gold dating back to the early 1900s.
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According to the joint US House committees' investigation, he's had meetings in Ukraine dating back to 2017.
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Arizona State has lost eight of its last ninePac-12 road games dating back to last season.
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Dating back to 2009, he's finished in the top 10 of at least one major every season.
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The knock on Barrett: Bad blood with McCain dating back to Barrett's 1994 effort to oust Gov.
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To date there have been seven actors play James Bond in 26 films dating back to 1962.
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Sputtering Cleveland dropped its 15th game over the last 17, a skid dating back to Nov. 12.
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San Antonio has alternated wins and losses in its past eight games dating back to early December.
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The zone is subject to treaties dating back to the 1920s treaties related to their mutual borders.
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Kavanaugh was confirmed on Saturday after facing accusations of sexual assault dating back to the 1980's.
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Then there's the historical fear of hyperinflation and its destabilizing effects, dating back to the early 1920s.
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The committee has requested documents and communications about Kaspersky products dating back to the start of 2013.
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Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site dating back to the 1600s, is also worth a visit.
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Vance Jr. requested the president's tax returns and those of his family business dating back to 2011.
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Arizona 2B Brandon Drury is riding an eight-game hitting streak dating back to last season. 3.
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Kelly, 52, has settled lawsuits dating back to the 1990s alleging he had sex with underage girls.
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In practice, dating back to 2001, the program has never thwarted a terrorist attack, officials have said.
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Rodents, in particular mice and rats, have a long history in spaceflight dating back to the 1950s.
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Without further ado: + Archeologists found a lost ancient residential city in Egypt dating back to 5316 BCE.
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The win snapped Texas Tech's 03-game losing streak to the Longhorns in Austin, dating back to Feb.
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Motherboard reports that all of the group's videos, dating back to June of last year, have been removed.
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Boeing has provided a plane used as Air Force One for every president dating back to Franklin Roosevelt.
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Mentions of the program can be found in publicly-available meeting agendas and reports dating back to 2011.
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Beauty pageants early in their histories, some dating back to the 1920s, barred women of color from participating.
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The Nationals have won his last 2574 starts dating back to last season, which is a franchise record.
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He worries companies won't hire him permanently because of a drug charge dating back more than a decade.
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Photo: NOAAImagine an unbroken chronological record, dating back a million years, of temperature and atmospheric conditions on Earth.
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Olamaie: Housed in a cottage dating back to the 1800s, Olamaie is helmed by lauded chef Michael Fojtasek.
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The Nationals have won his last 13 starts dating back to last season, which is a franchise record.
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Amateur archaeologists discovered some 50 metal objects in a field in Fenston, Denmark, dating back to medieval times.
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Smartsheet had raised at least $106 million in venture funding, dating back to 2010, according to Crunchbase data.
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For decades, dating back to the late 1970s, doctors have mostly treated NAS babies with the same protocol.
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The vulnerability, first reported by ZDNet, affects versions of the Apache Struts REST plugin dating back to 2008.
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Several Indian states are using drones and satellites to update land records dating back to the colonial era.
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In his last 23 starts dating back to May 22, Matz is 26-2225 with a 4.42 ERA.
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Karachi's Rohingya community comprises migrants from an earlier era of displacement dating back to the 1960s and '153s.
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Like other U.S. southern states, Virginia has a complicated racial history dating back to the era of slavery.
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Europeans hear echoes of a National Front slogan dating back to the 1980s: "Love France or leave it".
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It's been a long, drawn-out ending for Jawbone, which has origins dating back to the late-90s.
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NBC's initial statement Wednesday cited one complaint from a fellow female employee dating back to the Sochi Olympics.
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The film was met with glowing praise from critics dating back to its premiere at Sundance last year.
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It does fairly well—over 70% accuracy over 28,000 cases it was tested on dating back to 1816.
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More details: A total of 14 automakers are affected by the recall, including models dating back to 2001.
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The Avalanche lost for the first time in 242 regular-season home games dating back to last season.
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Ms. Bichotte says there were plans to name the area Little Haiti dating back more than a decade.
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The artifacts included religious statues, bronzes and terracotta pieces, some of them dating back more than 2,000 years.
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On Wednesday morning, Jennifer Araoz, 32, came forward with more rape allegations against Epstein dating back to 2002.
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Black Americans have a long history of mass political organising dating back to before the civil-rights era.
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Archaeologists touring the site before construction said they found human remains dating back 10,000 years, CBS News reported.
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Saturday's loss was the first by the U.S. squad in 78 games, a streak dating back to 2006.
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ScotiaMocatta is one of London's main gold trading banks with a history dating back to the 17th century.
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Arizona has rushed for more than 150 yards in 13 straight games dating back to last season. 3.
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It also describes the setup ahead of each of the last five Fed meetings dating back to March.
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Image: 22chanOne of many threads posted late last night pointed to an archived thread dating back to November.
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Furby hacking is a well-documented hobby dating back to the toy's original release in the late 1990s.
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Greinke is 6-1 with a 2.93 ERA in his last seven starts dating back to June 2.
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The last four generations of the Green family have lived at Ballyvolane house, itself dating back to 1728.
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The NYC Municipal Archives has a vast collection of materials, including records dating back to the colonial era.
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He also extended his hitting streak against the Twins to 14 games dating back to the 2014 season.
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The U.S. men have now won the event for six successive Olympics dating back to Atlanta in 53.973.
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He's not alone—the SFMTA is trying to return $6 million in overpaid fines dating back to 1995.
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A string of scandals, most dating back a decade or more, has hurt the PP in the polls.
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North Korea successfully launched its first satellite in December 2012 after years of failures dating back to 1998.
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Dating back to spring 2014, Ken Nwadike has traveled across America, sharing sentiments of peace, unity and positivity.
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He&aposs 0-3 with a 5.63 ERA over his past three starts, dating back to Aug. 18.
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It was his first home run in a span of 143 at-bats dating back to last season.
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Agriculture students presented the trees to the Scandinavian royals in a tradition dating back more than 50 years.
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A track dating back to 2014, "Phyit Pyat Khae The," sounds like a soft homage to Killswitch Engage.
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By baseball's calculations, the Cubs have won 10,711 games in their history, dating back to the 19th century.
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And Mr Yi's academic writings, dating back to the early 1990s, are also, by Chinese standards, relatively liberal.
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Amazon, Best Buy, Home Depot, Victoria's Secret, and other companies are tracking shoppers' returns dating back several years.
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Harrison had also been the target of an investigation for drug dealing dating back to December, prosecutors said.
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Emperor Tewodros II claimed a bloodline dating back to the biblical King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba.
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Cruz has had at least 76 RBIs in each of his previous seven seasons dating back to 2009.
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Markle had appeared in 108 episodes, dating back to the series premiere in 2011, before giving up acting.
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Harden has faced off with MS-13 for decades, dating back to his days as a street agent.
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The same day, police arrest Dinardo for the unrelated and formerly dismissed firearms charge dating back to February.
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Utah also earned a fourth straight win over the Sun Devils dating back to the 2013-14 season.
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Jessica Thompson, a registered nurse there, has family roots in the community dating back more than a century.
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North American sales also inched up 1.6 percent, breaking a run of declines dating back to several quarters.
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Data from one large randomized and controlled trial dating back to 1968 has been available for decades, though.
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Australia gained independence from Britain in 1901, but retained Britain's Westminster parliamentary traditions dating back hundreds of years.
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The Wildcats have lost seven of their last 10 Big Ten road games dating back to last season.
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The Giants have won their last six win-or-go-home games dating back to the 2012 NLDS.
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At least 3,000 migrants have drowned each year dating back to 2014, according to the Missing Migrants Project.
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The Mountain View, California-based company has raised at least $260 million in funding, dating back to 2011.
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Bannon, a former White House chief strategist, campaigned for Moore dating back to his primary runoff with Sen.
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Kavanaugh is facing several allegations of sexual misconduct dating back to his days in high school and college.
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Three previous resettlement efforts dating back to 2002 failed after they became mired in logistical and political complications.
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Thousands of such documents used in the French nuclear sector dating back to 1965 are being looked at.
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He is 5-5 with a 3.58 ERA in his last 16 starts dating back to April 2.
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Prosecutors say Wolfe eventually admitted to being in a personal relationship with that reporter, dating back to 2014.
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According to the report, more than 1,000 children were victims of clergy sexual abuse dating back to 14.
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Every other survey dating back to mid-May showed the candidates tied or Ossoff with a slight advantage.
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Multiple women alleged that Trump groped them, kissed them or made inappropriate comments toward them dating back decades.
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Dating back to the Gilded Age, New York had been characterized by gaps between the rich and poor.
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He is 5-5 with a 3.58 ERA in his last 16 starts dating back to April 43.
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A ton of other original promotional materials are included in the auction, some dating back to the 1950s.
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The country has not had a peaceful, democratic transfer of power dating back to its independence in 1960.
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The platform is led by Qadri Jamil, who has ties to Russia dating back to over a decade.
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In records dating back to 1851, the Gulf Coast has never recorded a Category 4-plus hurricane landfall.
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The startup is calculating the risk of litigation funding by gathering data on lawsuits dating back to 1989.
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Despite being closed and locked, hundreds of signatures dating back to the 1800s line the clock tower's walls.
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The charges add to his long criminal record, which includes drug offenses and fraud dating back to 1991.
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The redevelopment plans, dating back to 2009, have taken various forms and been subject to repeated planning delays.
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The two nations' growing trade war is linked to historic tensions between dating back more than 100 years.
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Many are concentrated in the historical center, much of it entirely pedestrian and dating back to Phoenician times.
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This breakthrough is a continuation of the de-escalation dating back to a trade truce reached in December.
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The Reds had lost 22 straight against the Mets dating back to September 343 going into the series.
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Zimbabwe faces severe challenges as it seeks to recover from an economic crisis dating back to Mugabe's rule.
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Gascón said Wednesday that more than 28503,22019 misdemeanor cases dating back to 1975 will be dismissed and sealed.
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Screenshots of conversations among Google employees on internal social networks, some dating back to 2015, appeared on Breitbart.
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Kentucky has won 31 games in a row when leading after three quarters, dating back to 2008. 3.
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Researchers in France recently looked at historical samples of one salmonella strain dating back as far as 1911.
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The San Jose-based outfit had raised more than $130 million in equity funding, dating back to 2000.
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But Rothenberg Ventures has raised $47 million across four funds dating back to 2013, according to SEC filings.
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The committee asked the agencies for all documents and communications about Kaspersky Lab products dating back to Jan.
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Much of the mineral-rich South Asian nation remains unexplored despite gas discoveries dating back to the 22018s.
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Finally, criollo—the heirloom dating back to the Mayans, and the finest cocoa that you can find anywhere.
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According to some, the whole thing was about revenge for clashes with English supporters dating back to 1998.
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Despite this case dating back years, the authorisations signed for the use of a NIT are not public.
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The same can be said for Obama's entire two terms of drone strikes, too, dating back to 2009.
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In his past 3833 games dating back to last season, Rasmus has 17 home runs and 35 RBIs.
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The programming language C++ builds off of C, and goes back almost as far — dating back to 1979.
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Dating back to the 16th century, the valuable artifact is kept in his mansion's 2,100-square-foot library.
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Dairy Queen began using the Blizzard name in 1946, and has five Blizzard trademarks dating back to 1952.
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He also was involved in a number of felony, misdemeanors and adult traffic cases dating back to 2005.
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Manage stress Research dating back over 25 years has revealed that psychological stress increases susceptibility to illness (PDF).
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The others were "grandfathered" by provisions dating back to 1979, and remain unhindered by National Park Service regulations.
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Every serious boyfriend I've had, dating back to high school, has gained 70 pounds and had heart surgery.
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Last March, a federal judge agreed and found the government liable for flood damage dating back to 2007.
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It is one of the most celebrated in the world, with some pipes dating back over 12003 years.
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Opponents have argued in a string of lawsuits dating back decades that extreme partisan gerrymanders violate the Constitution.
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In my experience, violence has its roots in feelings of inadequacy and rejection dating back to childhood trauma.
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The files also reflected correspondence dating back months in which Mr. Smollett discussed buying drugs through the brothers.
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The red uniform has a long history within the British military, dating back to around the 17th century.
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The Ducks (083-073) extended their non-conference home win streak to 063 games, dating back to 053.
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DeGrom is 6-3 with a 2.20 ERA in his past 20 starts dating back to May 22.
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Darvish is 3-2 with a 2.93 ERA in his past nine starts dating back to July 12.
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No doubt, Diocletian's Palace (a Unesco World Heritage site, dating back to A.D. 295) is the primary draw.
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Strict Senate rules, dating back decades, complicate the workings of modern campaigns responding to rapidly changing news cycles.
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Yellowstone is America's oldest national park, established in 1872, with rocks dating back more than 2 million years.
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The floor is paved with bricks like the Beijing hutongs, skinny ancient lanes dating back to Kublai Khan.
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U.S. officials dating back the Obama administration accused Russia of violating the treaty by deploying a banned missile.
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Research dating back to the 1970s shows that increased cost-sharing predictably reduces consumer demand for health care.
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The row has now been reinvigorated by another allegation against the justice, dating back to his student days.
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Media reports dating back to the 1990s indicate collaboration between the two rogue countries in the nuclear field.
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Last year&aposs 41 mass killings set a record dating back to the 1970s, according to one analysis.
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Qassem Soleimani, saying the authority had slowly been usurped over several decades dating back to the Korean War.
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Pittsburgh is 5-0 in Game 2 of a series dating back to last season's playoff run. 43.
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Trump has criticized the Academy Awards telecast for several years, dating back to before his candidacy for president.
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Workers at Sapo staged a two-day strike on Thursday and Friday over wages dating back to 2014.
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Conspiracies surrounding Mr. Sanders's political fortunes have been a particular fixation for Mr. Trump, dating back four years.
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The data set shows the average return following seven different federal elections in Germany, dating back to 236.
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Another popular YouTuber, iDubbbzTV aka Content Cop, also reported takedowns of his video content dating back to 2016.
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Dating back to 1812, it has long been a favorite of the world's rich and famous, including royalty.
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Earlier this year, officials said they needed to review some 47,000 files dating back to July 1, 2017.
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When I scrolled down, the feed I found 55 posts, the first one dating back to January 2019.
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Wells Fargo has been involved in numerous scandals dating back to 2011, all prompting federal and state investigations.
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In August, Dr. Van Kranendonk and his colleagues reported discovering fossils in Greenland dating back 3.7 billion years.
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Dating back to 1972, five of the six who did so went on to win their party's nomination.
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According to the state judicial database, the suspect had a criminal record dating back at least 10 years.
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Khudobin, who had 17 saves, has gone 12-0-2 in 14 starts dating back to last season.
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This has been borne out in study after study, using a wide range of methodologies, dating back decades.
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Even information like the names of co-workers and addresses dating back over 50 years can be found.
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It was Osaka's 26th match victory in a row, dating back to the start of the U.S. Open.
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Dating back to 600 B.C., the medieval castle has become a sanctuary for a range of exotic birds.
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