"Our intuitive and emotional reactions are wired for millennia and millennia," he said.
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Why, millennia after millennia, do adults just assume the kids today are worse than kids in the past?
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Or there must be something interesting psychologically happening where these patterns of complaints just repeat themselves year after year, millennia after millennia.
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If there is oil under the Arctic Ocean, it has been there for millennia, and it will be there for millennia more.
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For millennia, there have been predictions that humans will outstrip their own edible resources — and for millennia, we've figured out ways to adapt and survive.
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" As Maizels notes, "It would take millennia to play through.
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So, we're talking decades, and certainly not centuries or millennia.
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Humans have been trying to understand the mind for millennia.
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It's a problem that has provoked number theorists for millennia.
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More than nine millennia ago, the Rad Wars devastated Earth.
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You are the eventual realization of millennia of human thinking.
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But the affliction has also been with us for millennia.
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Left unattended, it will mark the millennia on its own.
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It's actually been around for millennia, art history experts say.
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We're exploring how the region has been volatile for millennia.
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It's a primal template that has differentiated groups for millennia.
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That was true two millennia ago, and remains true today.
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As the millennia go by, bristlecones become contorted and wraithlike.
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"It's something our people have experienced for millennia," Levitin said.
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For millennia, humans have turned to the sky to tell time.
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Herbal teas have been used for their medicinal properties for millennia.
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Whether we should be looking at centuries or millennia remains unclear.
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For millennia, it's been a day of rest, family, and religion.
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But mating preferences evolved over millennia and will not change quickly.
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But knowledge looks different today than it did several millennia ago.
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Travel and tourism are huge, and have been around for millennia.
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A 22011⁄21960-inch gutter can separate frames by instants or millennia.
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The legal and medical professions have relied on them for millennia.
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Human sacrifice was also practiced all over the world for millennia.
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Not Native Americans, even though they had been here for millennia.
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For millennia, the metal has adorned crowns and hilts of swords.
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For millennia, this underground volcanic landscape lay buried underground, eluding detection.
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And it's how this time of year has gone for millennia.
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For millennia, introspective thinkers have pondered the great questions of existence.
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In fact, people have been using varieties of mouthwash for millennia.
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It's a question that has troubled the human mind for millennia.
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Millennia ago, stadiums were little more than arenas carved into a hillside.
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The link between social class and fingernails predates contemporary designs by millennia.
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For millennia, different cultural groups have taken unique approaches to the supernatural.
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In the old world, however, wealth inequality continued climbing for several millennia.
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But the figure's wisdom on living in the moment has transcended millennia.
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Wagner points to stone-carving as an example that stretches back millennia.
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"Humanity has been using sand as a commodity for millennia," Young said.
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Forty millennia is plenty of time for evolution to get to work.
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Months and years and millennia are the scales of true long walks.
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Humans have shaped Yellowstone for millennia and will continue to do so.
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But that's been the role of the Three-Eyed Raven for millennia.
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There has been a huge population explosion in the past few millennia.
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For millennia, the Euphrates River has given life to Syria's dry east.
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TT: That's-, I think that's been with us for a few millennia.
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Indigenous burning may go back millennia, but it remains a potent technology.
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After millennia of human existence, in 6900, we hit a tipping point.
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A couple of millennia later, the middle finger's power to offend endures.
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The internet just provides the newest bullhorn for a millennia-old smear campaign.
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People have been abusing vulnerable populations for millennia, eons before Facebook and Snapchat.
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Issues like extinction and climate change play out over decades, centuries and millennia.
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We know Asgardians have been trying to lock up Infinity Stones for millennia.
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What's more, humans have been deeply enamored with characters and storytelling for millennia.
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Throughout the millennia, war was essentially defined by muscular prowess on the battlefield.
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To do so, we separate the millennia of life on earth into eras.
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For millennia, technology, in terms of its big-picture impact, was, well, meh.
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Even after two millennia, humanity has still not managed to eliminate religious persecution.
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They worry that their children may not continue in the millennia-old tradition.
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We've all had bodies for millennia, but there's this huge point of controversy.
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Sorry, but our Moon is the same old Moon its been for millennia.
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It points to the essentially binary quality of our cultural conversation for millennia.
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Over millennia, the way credit looks, feels and is used has changed dramatically.
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Hydrocarbons, which sometimes seep to the surface unbidden, have been used for millennia.
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Over the millennia, answers were offered that were first theological and then philosophical.
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LENS The question of what awaits after death has obsessed humanity for millennia.
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Sea life depends on sophisticated strategies honed over millennia to meet and mate.
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Many viruses don't make humans sick, thanks to immunities developed over many millennia.
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We've had what he called an alphabetic civilization for more than 2 millennia.
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Christianity has been woven into British life over the course of two millennia.
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Fast forward over four millennia and Enheduanna, like the famous Gilgamesh, lives on.
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Despite humans mining gold for millennia, the complexity of this process hasn't changed.
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For almost two millennia, Rosenblatt contends, being liberal meant displaying the civic virtues.
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Cannabis has a history as a headache remedy going back a few millennia.
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Through prayer we are reminded that God has communicated to us throughout millennia.
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These texts have been performed, adapted, and deconstructed for more than two millennia.
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Hunting and animal farming served their purpose for millennia of human population growth.
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Millennia ago, IT crash-landed in North America in a cataclysmic space event.
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Remember that crazy Westworld finale that seemed to happen a few millennia ago?
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We will never really know what we've lost over the centuries and millennia.
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For millennia, the Arctic has been a stabilizing component of Earth's climate system.
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Bikos agrees that centuries and millennia always start with years ending in 1.
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A river, which had existed for millennia has dried up in 4 days.
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For millennia, Jews have mostly lived in countries where they were minority groups.
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And even after all these adjustments, the calendar will gradually shift over millennia.
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Modern China maintains a salt monopoly whose history runs back more than two millennia.
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"Cold has been the backdrop of the human experience for millennia," Adamic has said.
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Yes, although war is a factor of human civilization and has been for millennia.
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Black people know what that looks like already; we've been seeing that for millennia.
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The emerging world has capitalism to thank for its escape from millennia of poverty.
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Gondolas are relatively new urban transportation options built on millennia-old technology, explained Dale.
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Exchange and movement across this gap have shaped countries on both sides for millennia.
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Of course, not counting the millennia that it took the sounds to get here.
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This plant has been shuffled through so many human hands over so many millennia.
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Many of the observed changes since the 1950s are unprecedented over decades to millennia.
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People have eaten bugs for millennia, but the Western world forgot that until recently.
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A couple millennia later, belittlement would become the chief cause of medical malpractice suits.
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For millennia it was widely assumed that there was no faster way to multiply.
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I do think meditation is for all people of all ages, across all millennia.
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The originals have remained unchanged for as long as millennia for a good reason.
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Who were these people, giving up millennia of evolved behaviour for extra work-time?
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Which explains why, for almost two millennia, Europe was rocked by constant civil wars.
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The Mummy stars a millennia-old lobotomized hottie with mystical powers, and a mummy.
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It is true that over millennia, the climate has shifted both cooler and warmer.
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In fact, civilizations have been trying to clean up their water supplies for millennia.
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Thursday's move was the fourth it has seen over its several millennia of existence.
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Other times, however, Earth's changes occur over millennia and are nearly imperceptible to humans.
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This sweeping history explores our millennia-long relationship with Papaver somniferum , the opium poppy.
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In short, the phallus defines the world, and for millennia it has defined sex.
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As a result, women have been subjugated physically, emotionally, economically, and reproductively for millennia.
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In a very basic sense, mutual aid is something we've been doing for millennia.
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Historical hatred of Jews has taken very particular forms over the past two millennia.
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Nigeria alone boasts 500 unique ethnic groups whose genetics have been conserved over millennia.
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SS: Yes, but we've-, yes, but we haven't had Bitcoin for a few millennia.
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We have been awed by their power and grace, emotionally and spiritually for millennia.
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They have known who we are and what we are capable of for millennia.
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They truly are and have been our best friends emotionally and evolutionarily for millennia.
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They were carrying something within them, and that something had developed slowly over millennia.
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But the idea of smelling breath, urine and stools to diagnose disease goes back millennia.
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You probably know that having the high ground has been a tactical advantage for millennia.
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After millennia spent stewing about timing his southwardly invasion, he's finally showing some follow-through.
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Stories about synthesizing life have been around for millennia, and everyone knows they end badly.
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For millennia sundials, water clocks, hour glasses and ringing bells marked divisions in the day.
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It's not scary, it's just weird, and it's being motivated by millennia-old bad habits.
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Stripped of their freedom and spared from death, the White Walkers were trapped for millennia.
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There is no easy solution to millennia of oppression compacted into a century-old industry.
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Now this sounds far out, but it's been happening for millennia, so bear with me.
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Though the parasol practice goes back millennia, their present-day counterparts utilize 21st-century technology.
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Until the invention of the telescope, astronomy had been stuck in a rut for millennia.
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If you think about it, for millennia, all we really had was the oral tradition.
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The word itself goes back 700 years, and the concept (minus paper currency) for millennia.
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Normally, it takes millennia for something like this to happen — not a matter of days.
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The stars shine down in patterns humans have tried to make sense of for millennia.
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Farmers and breeders have been manipulating the DNA of the plants humans eat for millennia.
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For millennia, women have been depicted in art and literature through the gazes of men.
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For millennia, it has been jumping between bodies, spreading like a virus around the world.
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This club had existed for millennia, and finally she was, temporarily at least, a member.
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Our fascination with trilobites goes back millennia with possible descriptions dating back to ancient times.
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For millennia, skygazers have imagined what it might be like to wander among the stars.
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The risk was that the composition of the trapped gas might change over the millennia.
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"This is our homeland, this is our DNA –has been here for millennia," Braun said.
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For the first time in two millennia, it is feasible to propose direct democracy again.
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We could rewind millennia or focus on different plot lines in the same time-frame.
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Over millennia of evolution, fruit flies have adapted to burn their pursuers with enviable agility.
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The question of how to balance civilian and military power has been around for millennia.
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Few other millennia-old practices have stood the test of both time and scientific scrutiny.
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That's a bit better, but a year in the cryptoworld might as well be millennia.
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Redwoods can survive climate carnage that humans cannot — they have already done so for millennia.
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Kilauea is the Big Island's most active volcano, and has expanded the island for millennia.
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Aging for five millennia in wet soil has given the wood a distinct black color.
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This process produces energy along with biochar, a waste material that takes millennia to decompose.
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Jews will be just fine forgetting the millennia of persecution and insult in the diaspora!
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He honestly doesn't sound thrilled to be vocally woken up after three millennia of silence.
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That's a fire-prone environment, so that animal has evolved with fire over many millennia.
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"These kinds of ecological changes can last for centuries or even millennia," Dr. Daszak said.
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For millennia, doctors, caregivers, and healers had known that sham treatments made for happy customers.
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From UT-Austin to ancient Egypt, readers have been thinking about these issues for millennia.
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That too offends the nationalists, since abdication supposedly breaks with over two millennia of immutable tradition.
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Millennia from now, future humans might be snacking on heirloom crops provided by the Cherokee Nation.
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"Our Europe is not 60 years old but millennia old!" bellowed Marine Le Pen from France.
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Given its size, then, its age is certainly to be measured in centuries, if not millennia.
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If someone calls a woman a bitch or a slut, that's tinged with millennia of oppression.
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" Leonidas, mysteriously quotable at the distance of millennia, replied "Then we will fight in the shade.
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And in ten millennia, human cultures and languages presumably will bear almost no resemblance to ours.
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And they weren't limited to the broad strokes of change that occur over eons or millennia.
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This ancient culture of navigators has been choosing among islands and founding new societies for millennia.
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Dust that can mold into the shape of an astronaut's boot and remain unchanged for millennia.
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Over the millennia, Gaza has served as a trading post for Egyptians, Philistines, Romans and Crusaders.
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Jerusalem has been fought over for millennia by its inhabitants, and by regional powers and invaders.
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Over the past few millennia, people who knew nothing about eclipses couldn't explain the natural phenomena.
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As Michael Pollan often points out, sweetness is something that people have sought out for millennia.
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Humans began speaking 50,000-100,000 years ago, and the "oral tradition" has molded societies for millennia.
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But such brief descriptions belie the true complexity of her story, which has developed over millennia.
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Entire sections of King Herod's fortress remain in remarkably good condition for two millennia of wear.
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These instincts have been built into us for millennia and I think that's definitely the best.
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Over the millennia, as sculptures and architecture were subjected to the elements, their paint wore off.
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Even Stonehenge, which has stood in the United Kingdom for millennia, is threatened by climate change.
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This rocky orb is riddled with scars, created by objects colliding with its surface over millennia.
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Canada's Inuit have depended upon seals for millennia as a source of food, clothing, and fuel.
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If you've ever wondered what written language could look like millennia from now, you're not alone.
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YAKUTSK, Russia (Reuters) - For millennia, extinct mammoths lay undisturbed in the permafrost in Russia's Yakutia region.
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As a generation, we have tackled issues like climate change, which unfolds over decades and millennia.
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Or maybe I'm just doing what male writers have been doing for centuries — maybe even millennia.
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Sex dolls (or sex statues, or sex robots) have been around, as a trope, for millennia.
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To set a 0-100 agenda in days not decades, months not millennia, seconds not centuries.
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Humans have dominated our environment for millennia, though we've only recently started to truly conquer it.
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Even into the new millennia, the tech world is rampant with sexism, discrimination, and sexual harassment.
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Pondering the next five millennia can be an invitation to ignore the troubles we face today.
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Perhaps China would have evolved more throughout the millennia and exhibited less resistance to new ideas.
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Hyperdense, easy to replicate, and stable over millennia, it's close to an ideal archival storage medium.
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The Gwich'in people have lived there for millennia, calling it the sacred place where life begins.
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It all amounts to clear and present peril for a church tradition that traces back millennia.
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"In terms of counting millennia or centuries or decades, it doesn't really matter," Bikos told CNN.
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There are indigenous people all over the globe who have been saying these things for millennia.
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And, how cities came to be, and why they've been such a draw through the millennia.
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Everything else that is associated with Hanukkah has just sprung up as custom over the millennia.
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His source material is the woven carpet, which has been produced not for centuries, but millennia.
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Travelers and merchants have followed ancient routes to arrive on the island's shores for millennia now.
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It also showed that the L0 population had lived in Makgadikgadi and nowhere else (at least, nowhere that has left any modern mitochondrial DNA) for about 70 millennia before some part of it moved south-west, and a further 20 millennia before another part moved north-east.
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More importantly, it will help to fill in a millennia-old knowledge gap about infant aquatic life.
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They were created by ancient cosmic beings and have changed hands numerous times in the millennia since.
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For millennia depression was seen as a spiritual disease, and for many of us it still is.
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We're not supposed to have walls here — we never did for millennia, before anybody else came here.
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In the two millennia from antiquity to the 17th century, children were mostly seen as imperfect adults.
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QIN SHIHUANG was the emperor who first unified China, through bloody conquest more than two millennia ago.
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What remains a constant is the lifestyle that has kept nomads circling this unforgiving environment for millennia.
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It was first occupied around 5000 BCE, but has been in constant use for over three millennia.
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Over millennia they migrated across the Southwest, with important medicine societies and clans living around Mount Taylor.
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Its biggest flaw lies in its breathless approach to data, which after all, has existed for millennia.
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The turmoil saw entire Jewish communities leave countries in which they had lived for centuries, even millennia.
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It's the kind of bad romance that poets, playwrights, and pop stars have been immortalizing for millennia.
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Not even the millennia-old tradition of drinking fermented grapes is safe from the ironic hipster gaze.
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But why did the White Walkers wake up after millennia living peacefully among wildlings above the Wall?
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Horses served as a primary means of powered transportation for millennia leading up to the twentieth century.
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After around 2980 millennia (ie, seven half-lives) only 214/128th of the original amount is left.
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Miscalculations and visions of grandeur have defined this volatile region for millennia — current events are no exception.
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However, other studies cited by Reiss challenge the idea of a universal model of sleep across millennia.
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Trump is executing a political strategy that has been around for millennia: channeling anger born of fear.
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The millennia-old fermented drink is primarily a product of the land where the grapes are grown.
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And for millennia, the cold, hard impenetrability of metal has served as the counterpoint of supple flesh.
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Liberals had no trouble urging the Supreme Court to overturn millennia of precedents against same sex marriage.
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Around the world, we are squandering the natural treasures that have underwritten several millennia of human history.
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If there was radioactive contamination our land, air, water, and human health could be harmed for millennia.
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An ancient mosaic looks exactly as intended by the artist who produced it over two millennia ago.
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Over two millennia, the breed has served as many things: pagan sacrifice, royal hunting game, national treasure.
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The practice proliferated throughout the world for millennia, extending into ancient Egypt, ancient Greece, and ancient Japan.
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For hundreds of millennia, humans have depended on wood as a basic but reliable source of fuel.
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The spread of plants could produce enough oxygen to make Mars habitable for animals in several millennia.
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Lions haunted early man's dreams since the time of the cave dwellers in Chauvet, France millennia ago.
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It has died over the millennia with the empires that flourished under despots, then faded under conquest.
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In the millennia that followed, literary craft evolved into much more than an enhanced form of accounting.
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A creature from outer space, IT crash landed in North America millennia ago and slumbered for years.
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Which also means that humans have been looking at — and maybe even critically evaluating — art for millennia.
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The key to understanding the use and abuse of SPQR for over two millennia is perhaps flexibility.
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Millennia later, the discards remained undisturbed, yielding an enormous amount of information on their making and use.
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Creating an aphrodisiac product is a significant challenge and humans have been working on it for millennia.
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Saqqara served as the necropolis for Memphis, the capital of ancient Egypt for more than two millennia.
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Or the Catholic Church, a superorganism that's managed to survive, with awe-inspiring continuity, for nearly two millennia.
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Lucky for us, this ancient last has gotten an update — many updates, actually, over the last few millennia.
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Variations on the Pygmalion myth have proliferated over millennia, inspiring myriad fairy tales, plays, stories, and other artworks.
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He lobs the ball into the tar pit where it will fossilize and remain for millennia to come.
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Flood irrigation has been used in the area for millennia, though FAO has warned of massive water wastage.
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The whole infrastructure of our civilization has evolved around the climate that has existed in the past millennia.
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When an expected eclipse doesn't occur, political infighting begin to tear apart a dynasty that's stood for millennia.
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Including the books published after Frank Herbert's death, the Dune sequence includes 20 novels, spanning millennia and worlds.
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Over the millennia, people have made full use of this equine companion, as two superb new books relate.
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Since then, the tumors have persisted through the millennia by transmission of cancer cells between dogs during mating.
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We have millennia of experience raising silkworms on farms, but nobody really wants to have a spider farm.
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For millennia, man has looked to the skies and asked himself, "what's it like to fuck birds?" pic.twitter.
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Following China's millennia-old social customs, its large delegation did not come to Florida last week empty handed.
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Two millennia ago, it fed the Roman army, as stone tablets contained in Bologna's Museo Civico Archeologico attest.
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"Certainly not for the next several centuries, and not likely over the next many millennia either," he said.
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The question of how we ought to comport ourselves in the public sphere has preoccupied philosophers for millennia.
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On the scale of millennia, Diamond concluded, individual decisions don't make much difference to the trajectories of societies.
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Prior to the era of planetwide transportation networks, species routinely took millennia to establish themselves in new places.
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It took millennia for us to build and shape it into something that extends meaning in our universe.
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We don't recommend washing the Mercer Culinary Millennia Wavy Edge 10-inch Wide Bread Knife in the dishwasher.
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For three millennia, the attentions of the Middle East have swayed from East to West and back again.
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Forget natural treatments, such as herbal medicine used throughout millennia — there's not enough scientific evidence to support it.
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They were there with a singular purpose: to destroy the precious, millennia-old artifacts stored inside the museum.
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Kurds may be geographically divided, but they maintain their cultural unity, which they have established over two millennia.
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Second, what exactly constitutes the architectural heritage of a city with a history spanning more than two millennia?
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We have spent the past several millennia coming up with ways to flee our reality, at least temporarily.
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Egyptomania crosses three millennia of history to juxtapose Ancient Egyptian artifacts with the contemporary artworks that they influenced.
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DNA was found in ten individuals, particularly in the inner ear bones that preserved it over the millennia.
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For millennia, sovereigns inflated away debts by reducing the amount of precious metals like gold in their coins.
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For political, religious, and personal reasons, many of the statues of ancient Egypt were vandalized over the millennia.
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Humans have been chipping away at the Amazon rainforest since they settled there well over ten millennia ago.
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Historically, this is not supposed to be surprising: Europeans have only been pale-faced for about six millennia.
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The ice cores that he's collecting make up an archive of the Earth's weather over the past millennia.
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For millennia, eclipses were little-understood phenomena that many saw as bad omens or signs of heavenly displeasure.
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That way, even if humans don't make it, a comprehensive record of our existence will survive for millennia.
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Fast-forward a few millennia, and you'll find hoaxes circulating online since Usenet was how people mainly communicated online.
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But in video games, the ocean is something almost entirely apart from what it's been portrayed as for millennia.
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Fighting on a new front from the rear is a lot to take in after millennia of linear battlespace.
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Maybe the Bible had this one right millennia ago: "Let there be light," as Genesis 1:3 put it.
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The company itself has been making games since the early millennia but have historically been more single-player focused.
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You know what did finally solve the millennia of war between the First Men and Children of the Forest?
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I mean, just look at the disparate interpretations of religious and legal texts today after a millennia of effort.
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It's a 500-foot-tall clock that's powered by thermal cycles and is designed to keep time for millennia.
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"Millennia of hard-wiring in our bodies tell us we want to connect with another human being," he explains.
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So archaeology, history, and now microbiology are all giving us similar pictures of how human populations moved millennia ago.
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Two and half millennia later, that back-and-forth is still the core of any confrontation in Western drama.
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For millennia, wine has been made using fermentation; the process by which yeast converts grape juice into ethanol alcohol.
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Little did he know that the island had been covered by lush forests many millennia before he was born.
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Little did he know that the land had been covered in lush forests many millennia before he was born.
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The journal draws on a millennia-old tradition of faith and reason to give a vocabulary for those questions.
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For millennia, people have been searching for the magic formula, product, regiment, or elixir to engineer the ideal body.
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What's most intriguing to me about profanity is how universal it is: it cuts across all cultures over millennia.
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So over the millennia that humans have existed, natural selection has favored those who loathe the feeling of rejection.
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The oceans have nourished our species for millennia, but we sure have a funny way of showing our appreciation.
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"For scientists to manage in a few years what evolution has produced over millennia is perhaps an unfair challenge!"
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Millennia ago, when people obtained less of their energy from refined carbohydrates, the trade-off may have been worthwhile.
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The new study adds to previous research that also suggests Earth is now warmer than it's been in millennia.
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It's enough to bring tears to a pioneer's eyes, as I'm sure it did many times over the millennia.
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Space has been a mystery for millennia and your discoveries of the cosmos can start right here, right now.
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Deep space—the universe beyond Earth, with its promise of discovery and adventure—has beckoned to humans for millennia.
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Beetle outbreaks have taken place for millennia, but recently have been getting much larger and lasting a lot longer.
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Kombucha, a type of fermented tea, has been around for millennia, but it's only recently caught on in America.
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MOMA last organized a major show about clothes in 1944—millennia ago in the fast-forward cycles of fashion.
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The strategy is enormously successful because it taps into a deep evolutionary principle that helped us survive for millennia.
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These spectral behemoths blend into the Saharan countryside and have been an icon of the African savannah since millennia.
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With lifespans stretching over a millennia, he realized that baobabs were an ideal species to use for climate research.
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Because women have always been judged heavily on their looks, beauty pageants have existed around the world for millennia.
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Humans have been consuming cannabis for millennia, but scientists are still largely in the dark about the devil's lettuce.
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Speaking of the latter, it turns out that running a restaurant in a millennia-old city presents some challenges.
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People have been in tune with the earth and the earth in tune with people for millennia, he says.
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Humans have existed for millennia within constructed environments, all of which are the product of directed thought and effort.
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The most powerful of these principles have survived millennia with little change, a testament to their utility and validity.
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It shows that humans stopped dying at the rate at which our ancestors died for the many millennia before.
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Goodbye, goodbye, I repeated to myself, to the skyline, to the millennia-long experiment of humans on this earth.
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"There's no reason to think that algae in all these millennia just went in a straight line," said Wong.
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In Southeastern Europe, starting around 7000 BC, people began farming and raising livestock after millennia of hunting and gathering.
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And that's a mistake humans have been making for millennia — since well before apps and smartphones were even invented.
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Throughout the past two millennia, babies in art were depicted nude, in gowns, or in swaddles of various types.
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People have used clouds this way for millennia, developing rules and rhymes about what they foretell about future weather.
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The choices we make have unpredictable consequences that ripple out for centuries or millennia, by affecting life and death.
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Although Native Americans had lived there for millennia, Europeans didn't visit until at least 1743, and they didn't linger.
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It's certainly gotten more important over the millennia since the war itself (which happened in the second century BCE).
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We are mobile flesh towers programmed by millennia of DNA tweaks, powered by firing neurons and influenced by environmental stimuli.
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But the scattered sites testify to millennia before the shores were dotted with high-rises fashioned from glass and steel.
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Humans have found visible, permanent ways of memorializing death for millennia, and Simon wants to interrogate those Stone Age instincts.
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An eruption at Changbai in the year 946 was one of the largest volcanic explosions in the past five millennia.
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Millennia ago merchants in present-day Turkey exchanged cloth or copper for engraved tablets promising a later payment in silver.
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Basically, they behave with a lack of self-awareness that can only come from shitting over everyone else for millennia.
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It's an ethnic and cultural identity rooted in millennia of oppression, an oppression I admit I was free to ignore.
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The difference means much faster processing speeds, and potentially solving problems and processing data that would take traditional machines millennia.
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The other disease on the brink of extinction is polio, which has also been inflicting pain on people for millennia.
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The pyramids jutting out of Egypt's Giza plateau are obvious landmarks — but even after millennia, their dark interiors remain mysterious.
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But, considering the fact that astrology is a millennia-old tradition, how often do modern-day astrologers actually go stargazing?
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We are living through the single biggest change in the religious and cultural landscape in Britain for centuries, even millennia.
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And, of course, a movie won't solve those theological arguments, many of which are deeply entrenched in millennia of traditions.
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People have been traveling across the world for millennia, bringing smallpox to the Americas or spreading the plague across Europe.
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New evidence suggests this lopsided split may date back more than a millennia, according to an international team of anthropologists.
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HOW to prepare for a trip to the mountains concerned hikers five millennia ago as much as it does today.
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Some of the vanquished beasts remain today, however, sealed shut in icy graves that have preserved their bodies for millennia.
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"The amounts of methane that were released [millennia ago] must have been quite impressive," she said in a press release.
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Scientists have long touted DNA's potential as an ideal storage medium; it's dense, easy to replicate, and stable over millennia.
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Most are the usual suspects of disease—the bacteria, fungi, parasites, and viruses that evolved right alongside us for millennia.
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When Riggs (already in love) brings it up, Valkyrie delivers this devastating curve: "I have lived for millennia," she says.
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The concepts of labor and work are changing, but they have been for millennia, and will continue to do so.
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Reuters visited three provinces straddling different branches of the delta, where it has supported farming and fishing communities for millennia.
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Ice cores—samples extracted from glaciers and ice sheets—are useful to scientists because they preserve millennia of pristine data.
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This is a particularly intensive way of extracting previously inaccessible seams of coal, buried for millennia beneath the rugged landscape.
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Nonetheless, there is evidence that they are realists who rationally adapt to their environment as the species has for millennia.
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Crying is an evolutionary strategy to summon adult aid; over millennia, crying has probably evolved to be hard to ignore.
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I suppose that was the time when painting started to do something that music had already been doing for millennia.
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But even before we knew exactly how it happened, yeast and fermentation have been the cornerstones of winemaking for millennia.
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Anglers have survived millennia without fancy rods and reels, and the best of which is useless without a trusty line.
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The Mercer Culinary Millennia Wavy Edge 10-Inch Wide Bread Knife cuts through your bread "like butter" without crushing it.
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Yes, we stand with Israel because we abhor the violence directed throughout the millennia at our Jewish brothers and sisters.
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He explained that there had been a number of successive Troys over the millennia, each rising and falling in turn.
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Farmers have been selecting and saving certain seeds for millennia in order to increase crop yields or improve their products.
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It's a fundamental question about a basic human function we've been practising for millennia, but there's still no simple answer.
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A moderate, balanced approach to food is backed up by millennia of human experience and decades' worth of scientific research.
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Over the millennia, September's full moon has signified to farmers that it's time to finish harvesting corn and other crops.
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For millennia, storytellers have leaned on the same material, like myths and archetypes, to find new ways to tell stories.
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While atmospheric carbon is gradually absorbed by the ocean and plants, a large fraction, about 20 percent, lingers for millennia.
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We have brought some under human control, but others continue to coexist with us, much as they have for millennia.
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In some types of wetlands, it can take decades to millennia to develop soil conditions that support net carbon accumulation.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Like the pharaohs who preceded him millennia ago, Hosni Mubarak valued stability and continuity above all else.
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"We have spent millennia rationalizing the tragedy of death—'Oh, it's natural, it's the goal of life,' " Kurzweil told me.
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Its arts, writing, and dress were imported to Japan millennia ago, and Kyoto, in particular, attracts throngs of mainland tourists.
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This locks carbon out of the atmosphere for millennia or longer, resulting in long-term sequestration of atmospheric carbon dioxide.
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Greed antedated capitalism by millennia, and its condemnation by Old Testament prophets likewise well antedated its condemnation by Teddy Roosevelt.
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There, as "blue carbon," it's an underground vault, secure for millennia, as long as it's sealed off from the air.
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Instead of being released, the carbon can accumulate up to 20 feet below the surface, and remain there for millennia.
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The pole has been the friend of navigators for millennia, beckoning compass needles from virtually every point on the planet.
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Each letter had a ruined aspect about it, as if the sand and wind had worn it down for millennia.
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"For millennia, we've asked the priests and philosophers what we should believe about whether there's life out there," Tarter says.
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Permafrost that has not thawed in millennia is now melting, potentially releasing untold viruses and bacteria that have been trapped inside.
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From there, we spread, in a linear manner over millennia north into Europe, and then through the rest of the world.
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Mindfulness meditation has roots going back more than two millennia, as do the Buddhist philosophy and Buddhist psychology that inform it.
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"The idea of invisibility has fascinated people for millennia, inspiring many myths, novels and films," Leonhardt told BBC News in 2009.
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For nearly two millennia, male heights were stable, but upon the advent of the Industrial Revolution, they began to shoot up.
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You might not know that many millennia ago, White Walkers stormed Westeros in the same way they're preparing to do now.
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They extracted a core that spanned more than 700 millennia, including about seven cycles of glaciers warming, melting, and warming again.
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Some researchers feel that psilocybin is a spiritual gift which people have enjoyed for millennia and nobody should try to own.
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As it meandered through its delta, the river, for most of those millennia, constantly changed its course through siltation and erosion.
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Featuring five very distinct performers, the production aims to give a contemporary and wide-ranging interpretation to a millennia-old phenomenon.
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And researchers at Stanford University used an advanced X-ray technique to see the hidden text in a millennia-old document.
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Over millennia, fat has also been a crucial way for humans to store energy, allowing us to survive periods of famine.
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The Barnes Ice Cap survived the end of an ice age and then a few millennia, but it won't survive us.
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A message in a bottle Think about it: An object, originating untold miles and millennia away, just plopping into the sea.
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Two millennia later it is still celebrated on the day after Easter (this year, April 29th) by Christians and Muslims alike.
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We know that because Kim Jong-un is a Korean and for two millennia, the Koreans have been fighting the Chinese.
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Some cultures—such as in Scandinavia, where canines have long been both working dogs and companions—have kept pets for millennia.
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After millennia as an agrarian, continental power, China is a maritime nation, bound to the seas by strategic and commercial interests.
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Naturally occurring psychedelic compounds such as psilocybin and mescaline have been integral to the ritual practices of indigenous cultures for millennia.
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Home to a conical temple positioned above a four-millennia-old sacred spring, Lalish is the Yazidis' holiest site in Kurdistan.
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"These systems have been programmed to respond [to wildfire] for millennia," said John Baily, a fire ecologist at Oregon State University.
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Shutdown and regeneration Fasting has been performed by communities and cultures for millennia and Longo's team are curious about the advantages.
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On top of that its strife is set amidst a regional bonfire of febrile religious grievances dating back millennia, not decades.
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Stones worn down by rivers and waves over millennia is ideal, but even then, it has to be the right type.
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They are rising faster now than they have for several millennia, and the rise has accelerated threefold during the 20th century.
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Humans have been using non-verbal communication — body language, tone of voice, and facial expressions — along with verbal communication for millennia.
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He—or his hand, as his mind's executive—wrenched figurative sculpture from millennia of tradition and sent it tumbling into modernity.
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First, if it was even possible, at this point in history, to imagine people reading your stuff two millennia from now.
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Pterosaur bones were hollow and thin-walled, which made great skeletons for flying — but not so much for preservation through millennia.
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The story of Lazarus is only found in the Gospel of John, but has likewise enjoyed millennia of reinterpretations in art.
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The upper bound continues to rise: the average life span grew more in the twentieth century than in all previous millennia.
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It governs itself according to an intricate code of Canon Law that first began to be formulated nearly two millennia ago.
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Ebolavirus has likely been quietly spilling over into humans for millennia, said University of California, Los Angeles biologist James Lloyd-Smith.
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The western section has built-up markets and narrow alleyways dating back more than two millennia which will likely complicate advances.
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If it can come with an awareness of how many millennia are behind this practice, then it becomes all the richer.
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But we look back through our bodies completely pleased by what—for millennia—the cell has seen and done—and sustained.
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It could take millennia for us to unlearn our sensitivity to ostracism, after all—how can we live in the meantime?
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Of course, that is all made up, but it's about history as the foundation that determines how societies unfold over millennia.
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"Over hundreds of millennia, we evolved in an environment where we had to confront frequent periods of undernutrition," Columbia's Rosenbaum said.
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According to the museum's website, it holds about 35,000 pieces of works from across Asian that span five millennia of history.
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We've been around for millennia & seen fall of empires, incl our own, which lasted more than the life of some countries.
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In regard to carcinogens, soot and smoke from fires, along with various fungal toxins, would have been affecting humans for millennia.
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For millennia, very smart people struggled with determining why we do a dumb thing like laugh at memes of grumpy cats.
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There was never any hope of forming ideal glass by cooling a liquid, the glassmaking method humans have used for millennia.
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They've coexisted for millennia with the rainforest without burning it to the ground, providing for themselves and their local trading partners.
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All seasonal flooding ceased for the first time in millennia, according to the Mursi, rendering vast tracts of tribal land unfarmable.
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But the millennia-old artistic traditions exemplified by Zhang Daqian suggest that China's cultural tastes might well last longer than ours.
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When carbon dioxide is added to the atmosphere, it takes decades—in a technical sense, millennia—for the earth to equilibrate.
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People have been growing them for millennia on the altiplano, where the bizarre tubers' funk and color enliven the bleak terrain.
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Despite being sought—and mythologized—for millennia, the fountain of youth remains elusive (though Keanu Reeves seems to have found it).
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The reason behind hysteria changed over the millennia—from wandering womb in ancient times to demonic possession in the Middle Ages.
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Audience members began grouping up, obeying the same primal instinct that, in previous millennia, drew unacquainted cave-dwellers around a single fire.
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TUTANKHAMUN went to his grave decked out in gold, and for millennia after, jewellery was for men as much as for women.
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Although Kirstenbosch ("Kirsten's Forest") has sheltered people for millennia, the land was not used as a garden until the early 20th century.
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Given this long history, is it possible that parents throughout millennia — many with the best of intentions — were doing the right thing?
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It has stewed with our traditions so thoroughly over the millennia that it's no wonder we have trouble eating a smidgen less.
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In fact, over the course of millennia, women — and men — have put rings, pins, and all sorts of fabric in their hair.
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For millennia, it served as a key conduit for trade along the ancient Silk Road that stretched from China to the Mediterranean.
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It has been a fruit-farming region for over two millennia; grapes were reportedly brought over from Western Asia and the Mediterranean.
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Once these pools are established, the giant magma bodies swell and fester for a few millennia or even just a few centuries.
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I mean, we went through millennia of evolution and invention to make sure our asses didn't freeze in this type of weather.
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In 103, the US Department of Energy convened an eclectic panel of experts to design a warning message that would last millennia.
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When a stranger peeps through our window or listens at our door, millennia-old norms tell us we should chase them away.
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The study crunched data covering two millennia from almost 700 sources ranging from tree rings and coral to sediments and ice cores.
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The team also found storage sheds that contained large quantities of legumes, particularly lentils, whose seeds were remarkably preserved throughout the millennia.
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Humans have looked inwards to unlock the many mysteries of our own bodies for millennia, but our anatomy still has its secrets.
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Coteaux de Botrys may have been the first modern winery in its region, but wine production in the region dates back millennia.
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Earlier laboratory studies suggested this could take millennia to occur, but the recent field trial was successful in just two short years.
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It's important, MacLean says, to include the perspectives of indigenous healers from communities who have been using psychedelics as medicine for millennia.
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Its connections with the continent grew up over millennia of shared history; of the ebb and flow of people, ideas and goods.
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The most exciting thing about entering a new millennia was the possibility of a computer virus that didn't even end up happening.
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London took two millennia to grow from fewer than 216,2000 people to almost 4003m; Shenzhen in China managed that within three decades.
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If they disappear, pluralism and stability leave with them, notwithstanding their two millennia of social, intellectual and economic contributions to these societies.
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A few things to understand about caves: Most are formed by water, and are dissolved out of (usually) limestone rock over millennia.
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When South Crofty ceased operating, it brought the curtain down on two millennia of tin mining in the southwestern county of Cornwall.
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It's a question Christians have grappled with for two millennia, such as Christianity being cited by both pro- and anti-slavery advocates.
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Although their popularity may have dwindled centuries — or millennia — ago, we can still learn a thing or two from these mighty women.
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Having reawoken in a completely new millennia, these two water bears were not only unfazed, they were game to start a family.
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Whales are among the most charismatic animals on the planet, endowed with a grace and majesty that has captivated humans for millennia.
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Who do you think young journalists who speak millennia would rather have on their resume – Demand Media or the Los Angeles Times?
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If you look at climatological data going back centuries or millennia, we have periods of cooling, like the Ice Age, and warming.
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"Some of these parasites have evolved along with us for millennia," says Bobbi Pritt, director of the Mayo Clinic's Clinical Parasitology Laboratory.
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Freedom, courage, and a hope for liberation — that's what people have been taking away from the story of the Exodus for millennia.
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The six-pointed star is known as the Star of David and has for millennia been a sign of the Jewish people.
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Yet their modern statehood, achieved after the millennia of diaspora existence and persecution, has come to involve the statelessness of another people.
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Clinton in the way she presents herself defies the stereotypes of women which are millennia old but can still call them on.
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Over the millennia, this template was used by church leaders not only to differentiate Judaism from Christianity but to demonize the Jew.
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Maybe in a couple centuries or millennia, Brooklyners will retreat or die off, and Brooklyn as we know it ceases to exist.
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But the cave records of the stickball game fit into it, revealing rituals that been continuing for millennia up to that point.
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Yet a celebratory glow pervades this millennia-spanning portrait of a single family's survival against the odds through freeze, famine and war.
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A lack of oxygen a mile below the water's surface has preserved the mast, rudders, and rowing benches all these millennia ago.
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While they're there, they discover it's run by an inefficient bureaucracy that means any investigations into the points system will take millennia.
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Through these millennia, we've crafted them into all sorts of crazy configurations, forging them into what are now highly recognizable and popular breeds.
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Scientists say Mauna Loa has erupted 33 times since 2207, for an average of once every six years over the past three millennia.
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It will end with a sad song of ice and fire — finally in harmony after millennia of death and war between the two.
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Israeli archaeologists say it is the ancient road used by Jewish pilgrims on their way to the Temple Mount around two millennia ago.
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To make them even more unappealing, Jude (Kyle Breitkopf) points out that they carry a pungent smell from all those millennia festering underground.
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One such sample contains a microscopic single-cell organism which the team's head scientist (Ariyon Bakare) manages to rouse from millennia of dormancy.
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It is a way of displaying bravery, openness, and honesty, a fake reclamation of norms forced upon us in various forms for millennia.
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Most fossils encased in amber undergo a process through the millennia where the bones and tissue are eventually replaced by a carbon material.
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With a slithering, serpentine body and 300 teeth, the shark and its ancestors have served as inspiration for sea monster mythology for millennia.
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The 1922 agreement that divvied up water from the Colorado River was forged during one of the wettest periods in the past millennia.
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Millennia ago, a man was tied to a tree by a horde of Children of the Forest and stabbed with a magical dagger.
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More than two millennia ago, wandering the footpaths of ancient India, preaching in village huts and forest glens, Buddha was biohacking his health.
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Just weeks ago, a beer-making facility dating back five millennia was unearthed in China, demonstrating some pretty advanced brewing techniques and recipes.
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But if it takes millennia to fill up the aquifer, then perhaps it's risky to pump out so much of it so quickly.
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Sequoias are some of the largest and oldest trees in the world, growing hundreds of feet tall and living for millennia if undisturbed.
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The pair has lived on Earth since the days of Adam and Eve and, as millennia passed, they developed a fondness for humanity.
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The area is also home to the indigenous First Nations, "who have provided stewardship of the forest for millennia," according to a release.
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Though its external scope covers oceans and millennia, when American Gods turns its focus inward, it must cross a distance even less fathomable.
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Sweating, I wonder about the historical accumulation of several millennia of dopamine rushes, whether it's contributed to the architectural pomposity of the place.
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First of all, those stories are long beloved: Cinderella, Hercules, The Jungle Book, and The Little Mermaid have all survived centuries or millennia.
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Anti-Semitism is an ancient form of hate, stretching back for millennia and leaving ghettos, pogroms, and mass industrialized murder in its wake.
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But he says these changes might take centuries or millennia for enough time for many generations of women to give birth in space.
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Genetic code has other major advantages over hard drives and CDs: DNA can potentially last for millennia, if stored in the right conditions.
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It would be nice, therefore, to have a technique that could look at human evolution on a scale of centuries, rather than millennia.
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Here all males died out two millennia before, and women have managed to reproduce through a not very well explained process of parthenogenesis.
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Bees and plants that depend on pollen to reproduce are locked in a state of symbiosis that evolved over the course of millennia.
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After millennia of experimentation, the process of turning fermented grapes into nuanced, sophisticated alcohol has been more or less perfected by this point.
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Aquifers in arid areas, like the Sahara Desert, have a long hydraulic memory and may take millennia to respond to current climate shifts.
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Rivers of rainwater coursed down the steps and streets of Matera, power-washing the city, cleansing it of anything that wasn't millennia-old.
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Nature has already covered the planet in solar-powered carbon dioxide absorbers, and they've been removing greenhouse gases from the atmosphere for millennia.
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Two-and-a-half millennia later, Aristophanes would know how to cover Mr. Barr: an oleaginous courtier who sucks up and spits down.
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Where I Live This metropolis was once a total work of art, epitomizing the religious and political system that ran China for millennia.
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No, my objection is a practical one: I'm a fan of literacy, and Chinese characters have been an obstacle to literacy for millennia.
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"We've heard lots and lots of nice words from the colonizers over the millennia that have proven to be hollow," said one man.
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The 'evil eye' isn't necessarily evil Obviously, the evil eye has been around way longer -- millennia longer -- than the March For Our Lives.
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"We have been fascinated by dreams for millennia, and for the first time in history," we can do something about it, Cerf said.
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In those special cases, quantum computers offer huge gains, crunching tasks that would otherwise take years or millennia down to minutes or seconds.
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Storms have shaped our shorelines for millennia, and for most of that time our reefs and wetlands stood as guardians against those storms.
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But rarely do they mention those who voted for him holding their noses because he fits into their millennia-long understanding of history.
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Scratch is perhaps less useful for learning algebra or metallurgy, which, unlike Scratch, are less brandable, having spent millennia in the public domain.
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Eventually she spit out the gum, and six millennia later, scientists found it and ran the blob through a battery of genetic tests.
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It's a big deal because the complex board game, developed in China millennia ago, is considered the quintessential unsolved problem for machine intelligence.
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This nutritious drink had been consumed in the Balkans, the Middle East, and Central Asia for millennia, for both leisure and medicinal purposes.
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At the turn of the 20th century, biologist Nettie Stevens was driven to solve a scientific mystery that had perplexed humanity for millennia.
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He forgot to include that it wouldn't just be people — in the new millennia, every rat gets 15 minutes, or so it would seem.
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These beautiful works of art were forged by the elements — they're pieces of earth that hold the knowledge and stories of millions of millennia.
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Indeed, there's no need to reinvent the wheel; nature has already performed plenty of research and development on our behalf over the millennia.[eLife]
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When those early humans put their flint tools into the fire all those millennia ago, the heat released electrons from the rock's crystalline structure.
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The Long Valley Caldera, located near Mammoth Mountain in eastern California, has been quiet for millennia, but its history is one of tremendous violence.
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But though this lineage thrived for millennia, it seems their fate was inextricably tied to the indigenous people who were killed by the Europeans.
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The acanthus leaves on the column have remained consistent over millennia and, over time, have come to represent more than just a sturdy plant.
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A showcase of contemporary art and craft made of glass demonstrates how this millennia-old material continues to adapt effortlessly to our own era.
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London just carries two millennia of fear about what people might do in parks if they're allowed to come and go as they please.
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For millennia they had only what could be reasonably easily coaxed from poppies, grapes, mushrooms and the like to help them in their endeavours.
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A word on rage zombies: Reanimated corpses have been documented for millennia, but so-called rage zombies are a recent, and very disturbing, trend.
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So when we talk about today's opioid crisis, we're really talking about just the latest chapter in an inter-species relationship that spans millennia.
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One hundred years ago this month, Georgia recovered its independent statehood, which dates back two millennia and is marked by constant struggle for freedom.
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Rhino horn has been used in Chinese traditional medicine for millennia and now is believed, erroneously, in Vietnam to cure both cancer and hangovers.
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Mr Abe has appeared to question even the second idea, pointing out that the monarchy has managed to remain patrilineal for over two millennia.
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That border between China and North Korea - that has moved hundreds of miles in both direction as Koreans have fought Chinese over two millennia.
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It never much worked as a fortification for China: over the course of its two-plus millennia in existence, barbarian invaders repeatedly breached it.
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The exciting find reiterates that the human compulsion to worship our kitty companions predates the likes of Maro and Lil BUB by several millennia.
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"People have been drinking wine for millennia, and traditionally it was in whatever format best fit the wine and the drinkers lifestyle," explains Leitner.
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"Going back throughout the millennia, time shared at the table was a special time, a time for shared prayer and shared reflection," said Udouj.
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The brew has been used for millennia by South American peoples, and was brought to the attention of Western science by ethnobotanist Richard Schultes.
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It was on this spot, between the fourth and third millennia BCE, where Sumerians built their houses from reeds, a practice still followed today.
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This boon for Ethiopia is the bane of Egypt, which for millennia has seen the Nile as a lifeline snaking across its vast desert.
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"The Long Night" refers to a certain period of Game of Thrones history, a time millennia ago when winter came and lasted for decades.
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Souks that traced their history back four millennia sold spices, the city's trademark laurel soap and the antique textiles that were coveted in Europe.
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For millennia, these events traditionally have provided the opportunity for communities to celebrate successful growing seasons, and to enjoy the fruits of their labor.
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Well, figuring out agriculture the first time took our species a couple millennia — and that's on Earth, where the soil isn't poisoned by perchlorates.
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Reliance on a single, densely planted cereal crop was much riskier, and it's no wonder people took a few millennia to make the change.
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After all, from a parasite's point of view, it's all about surviving and thriving, which is what the rat lungworm has done for millennia.
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He explained the deep geology—how the coast had built up over the millennia, delta lobe by delta lobe, as the Mississippi thrashed around.
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For millennia prior to the founding of the United States, Jerusalem has been the beating heart of the Jewish people — our singular, eternal capital.
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Although archaeologists have been studying them for over a hundred years, new images are still being discovered which have been obscured over the millennia.
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Around 946 AD, this towering volcano caused one of the largest eruptions of the past couple millennia and spewed ash as far as Japan.
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With these sculptures Kirili does, in his distinctive way, what sculptors have done for millennia: he confronts us with presences analogous to our own.
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For millennia, the human body was understood as a vessel for a quartet of liquids: yellow bile, black bile, white phlegm, and red blood.
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Spoiler alert for this millennia-old play: Oedipus denies his former subjects the pleasure of his burial, expiring alone offstage in some unnamed grove.
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"Humanity is now facing the need for critical decisions and actions that could influence our future for centuries, if not millennia," the scientists write.
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In contrast, our society has existed through many centuries or even millennia of stable climates, we have no experience of sudden large-scale change.
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"The preservation of human brain proteins at ambient temperature should not be possible for millennia in free nature," said Petzold's team in the study.
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Without the wolf, humans may not have fared quite as well over the millennia defending themselves against other carnivores such as lions and leopards.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art, whose collection spans five millennia, has taken some lumps in the past for its lukewarm embrace of the new.
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Millennia later, Apocalypse resurfaces, then sets out once again to take over the world — and re-shape it so only the strong may survive.
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Fast forward nearly two millennia, and the sainted Joan of Arc was burned at the stake because she led her troops in male clothing.
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This national park is home to over 2,000 natural arches that have been eroded from fin-shaped sandstone formations over the course of millennia.
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Steps towards resumption of Heiltsuk-led management provide promise for restoring the relationships here that sustained this species and the coastal ecosystems for millennia.
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Spring water spills out of small holes in the ground and terraces carved over millennia into the landscape are verdant green, choked with khat trees.
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They struck up an unlikely friendship over the millennia and must work together to stave off the upcoming apocalypse because they've grown fond of Earth.
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Is that why The Night King let Jon go at Hardhome — because it was actually Bran, seeing a member of his family after a millennia?
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Sequoia wood resists rot; scratch away the muck and charcoal from a stump which took root three millennia ago and the wood beneath is intact.
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That's a bold statement, considering Homer and his two 4,000-year-old epic poems have been a fixture in culture and canon over the millennia.
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But someone putting down a couple hundred thousand dollars for a statue might want a little more information on an object almost two millennia old.
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And for several millennia, they managed to hang on, drinking from a handful of freshwater lakes and chowing down on the island's scrubby tundra vegetation.
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Clean, safe drinking water that flows freely out of our faucets is a feat of engineering that humans have been been perfecting for two millennia.
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This is not the only holiday that shares February 2 with Groundhog Day — people have been celebrating this time of year for centuries, even millennia.
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All across Africa, tribal communities maintain practices that have come to shape their respective cultures; traditions that have been passed down over centuries, even millennia.
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After that, the orbital show we've enjoyed for millennia on Earth will be over forever, assuming life on our planet is still around, that is.
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The end result is Butter: A Rich History, a deep dive into butter that journeys through millennia of cultural research and spreads across three continents.
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Jump forward two millennia and Italy now wants to play a pivotal role in the new Silk Road being created by Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Its exceptional age is significant because it predates the First Agricultural Revolution by four millennia, suggesting that hunter-gatherers produced bread by harvesting wild cereals.
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There, the diamond lay for millennia, while humans evolved, nation-states formed and technologies developed, until it was unearthed last year by miners in Botswana.
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As intellectual property goes, Star Wars is unusual, in that sanctioned stories exist inside a rigorously enforced storyworld stretching millennia into the past and future.
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Forests that for millennia had fire as part of their ecosystems have become choked with growth and unhealthy, and ultimately tinder for megafires, he said.
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Don't worry about flattening a fresh (or not-so-fresh) loaf of bread with the Mercer Culinary Millennia Wavy Edge 10-inch Wide Bread Knife.
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For millennia, humans have prized dogs for their tracking abilities; police and armed forces have long used them to sniff out bombs, drugs, and bodies.
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Sharp and other scientists at the archive were hoping to analyze these samples in the hopes of uncovering secrets about the Earth's climate millennia ago.
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It's here where lesbians were our own worst offenders, either producing, writing, or starring in the movies that drove this stereotype into the new millennia.
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The downside is that current climate fluctuations could start a slow chain reaction that throws off groundwater recharge patterns in arid regions millennia from now.
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But Lactobacillus yeast are in our bread, our beer, and our cheese, a part of our terroir that shapes the way we've eaten for millennia.
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What lies ahead now is triage, a long string of terrible choices, desperate battles, and wrenching losses, the consequences of which could reverberate for millennia.
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Written at a time of political and cultural turmoil in Athens, Aristophanes's words have an unsettling relevance to our contemporary moment, even after two millennia.
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For millennia, the Dene people lived as nomads, tracking vast herds across the Sahtú and harvesting the itinerant animals for their meat, skin, and bones.
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As sheet after sheet of magma bled into the expanding bruise for millennia, more and more gas bubbled from the ocean like a boiling pot.
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Part of the answer: just so people will ask this question, and having asked it, prompt themselves to conjure with notions of generations and millennia.
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" Beck noted, "Storms have shaped our shorelines for millennia, and for most of that time our reefs and wetlands stood as guardians against those storms.
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Having spent two and a half millennia accumulating money, we now find that it weighs us down; we want to sail it through the ether.
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Although new visions of a time-worn object, the sculptures are all rooted in the past through Porter Lara's use of a millennia-old process.
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Phidias has for millennia been considered the greatest of classical sculptors, but no one even knows when one of his original sculptures was last seen.
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In those strata are testaments to lives lived, forgotten, and remembered over the course of millennia: a record of what it has meant to be human.
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To be clear, the widespread benefits of aloe aren't anything new: As one of the earliest recorded healing botanicals, aloe vera has been used for millennia.
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Instead of triggering a flourishing of life, the rains have caused tremendous devastation to the microbial species that have made the desert their home for millennia.
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"For perhaps many millennia, and still at present for many people, beer has been an important component of social gatherings and human celebration," the team concluded.
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Crystals in Art: Ancient to Today pulls together over 220 objects from multiple eras and continents for this millennia-spanning survey on artists' use of crystals.
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Aside from those kept in zoos or for the amusement of addled 16th-century monarchs, we've not had bears in this country for what, a millennia?
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Such findings are consistent with other studies that have shown ice sheets taking centuries to millennia to stabilize following an initial pulse of rapid global warming.
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Over the course of two years, the carbon reacted with basaltic minerals, eventually crystallizing into a solid form, which will remain sequestered for centuries to millennia.
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Flames are not only licking 1,000 year-old trees, they're burning through the deep, carbon rich peat that's been accumulating on the forest floor for millennia.
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A primitive hominid hurls a bone club into the air, and a match cut to a spacecraft instantaneously tells the millennia-long story of human ingenuity.
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It's quite a visceral human emotion: gathering round the campfire, huddling together behind the battlements, we've been doing this for millennia as different communities and tribes.
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Through detailed sea level reconstructions from 217 to 17 AD, we've learned that Manhattan's flood risk has indeed been going up steadily over the last millennia.
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As Susan Owens highlights in her new cultural history of ghosts, phantasms and spirits have assumed many guises and taken up numerous causes over the millennia.
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For two millennia, Euclid's view of a flat universe reigned supreme and pivoted on his fifth postulate, which states that two parallel lines will never intersect.
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For millennia, leprosy has been universally stigmatized as a gruesome curse and a public menace, quite literally adding insult to injury for those who suffered it.
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Indeed, various religions over the past several millennia have witnessed the emergence of prosocial religions, including the moralizing Abrahamic God and the Buddhist belief in karma.
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These genes have suited the koala for millennia, but development in the form of housing and highways has isolated populations of koalas, both physically and genetically.
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It is secrecy that has enabled FGM to continue for several millennia, and breaking the silence is the first step in protecting all of our girls.
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While Westerners often associate the invention of calculus with 17th century European luminaries like Isaac Newton and Gottfried Leibniz, its theoretical foundations actually stretch back millennia.
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When artificial intelligence designers seek to pit their creations against humans in games, they tend to stick to those with reputations as brain teasers spanning millennia.
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He's recalled now for losing his throne, but the Shah was also his nation's fifth longest serving monarch across millennia who took Iran to unprecedented greatness.
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Human beings have walked the earth for millennia, yet no one has ever run 20173 miles — a marathon, if you prefer — in less than two hours.
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Plato's allegory has haunted us for two and a half millennia and The OA two and a half weeks, but they speak to one another nonetheless.
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Eventually, about 50 millennia after these events, some intrepid adventurers crossed to Asia, took up residence there, and thence spread to Australia, Europe and the Americas.
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The desire for immortality has been around for millennia — the Philosopher's Stone, Faust, endless searches for mythical fountains of youth and snake oil of all varieties.
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The entrepreneurial energy of the Chinese people reasserted itself, and the country began its long climb back to the prosperity that it had enjoyed for millennia.
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It is the same one Socrates tried to teach us more than two millennia ago: the only good is knowledge, and the only evil is ignorance.
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Paradoxically, that is a large part of why President Clinton had protected it: because, for millennia, it had done such an excellent job of protecting itself.
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The White House responded to that petition, saying that, in addition to the enormous cost of building such a weapon, it would take millennia to complete.
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Rain and snow melt have for millennia washed lithium and other metals downslope, percolating into a salty solution that gathers beneath the volcano-rimmed salt flat.
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And adjusted for inflation, million dollars in one thousand years may seem meager wages for solving a nearly impossible chess problem spanning millennia and several generations.
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As the prevalence of this spreads, preimplantation embryo screening will begin to eliminate many of the terrible genetic diseases that have plagued our ancestors for millennia.
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We have, for millennia, drank the blood of gods, sacrificed it to the divine in fires, and cheered as it watered the ground of the Colosseum.
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Taking a chisel to stone can create an artifact that can last millennia, and inspires such awe we build magnificent palaces to put them on display.
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Generation ships would be designed to nourish living human colonies for centuries, or even millennia, once they are in transit from Earth to another star system.
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Sanaa is said to have been founded two and half millennia ago and its old heart once bustled with traders and drew tourists in calmer times.
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Almost two millennia ago, the Stoic philosopher Seneca the Younger, wrote a consolation letter to his mother, Helvia, on the occasion of his banishment from Rome.
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In Stephen King's IT: Chapter Two, a millennia-old force of evil chooses, of all possibilities, to adopt the form of a clown to scare children.
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"For millennia, Jews have not only endured unthinkable violence, but the subsequent denial of that violence," said Eric Walker, a spokesman for the Democratic National Committee.
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I'm not reading for easy parallels, but instead to enter a story powerful and durable enough to have withstood several millennia of human confusion and darkness.
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The collapse of ice sheets on parts of Greenland and Antarctica could happen with mere decades of warming, but would take millennia of cooling to reverse.
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And it has been said by prophets and poets for five millennia now, if the world is to begin again it will begin again in Israel.
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While silent retreats have been around for millennia, recent research has confirmed their benefits include "reduced stress levels, lower blood pressure and improved sleep," Gerszberg notes.
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DeepMind, a Google-backed AI project, has already used advanced neural networks to learn how to play the millennia-old game Go and dominate human champions.
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In Iran, the idea of "spring cleaning" isn't just a seasonal excuse to gut your closet; it's the basis of a national holiday dating back millennia.
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A small frog, willing to buck millennia of evolution and accepted frog norms, embarks on a brief, yet eye-opening adventure with their meal-turned-friend.
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She was making observations with a microscope of the chromosomes in Tenebrio molitor — the mealworm beetle — when she discovered something that had eluded humanity for millennia.
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Puckette doesn't deny the vat of knowledge we've developed over the previous eight millennia, but she does approach it from an angle that challenges veneration and mystification.
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One article might tell you that millennia-old Tibetan bowls, also known as "singing" bowls, adhered to A=432 (there's no evidence at all to support this).
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The town is named after a 19503,200-year-old Grave Creek burial mound built by the Adena, a native American culture that roamed Appalachia three millennia ago.
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Human beings have evolved here on Earth over millennia, so our bodies have adapted to excel in a gravity environment under the protection of our planet's atmosphere.
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By measuring how many electrons accumulated in the tools over millennia, the researchers dated the layer and the hominin bones within it to about 315,000 years ago.
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So, here's a surefire way to offend a whole bunch of people on the internet: Take a millennia-old culinary tradition and liken it to squeezing zits.
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Using algorithms that recast problems in quantum-amenable forms, such computers will be able to chomp their way through calculations that would take today's best supercomputers millennia.
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A Minnesotan nativist seeks, in effect, to bar Aztec migrants (lately called Mexicans) from a state his grandparents took from people who had had it for millennia.
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This week's development out of Sweden takes a natural, millennia-old material from the earth, and turns it into a futuristic, low-cost, renewable alternative to glass.
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Rules governing the care of foreign emissaries have been worked out over millennia by rulers and governments who wanted their representatives returned to them in one piece.
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This, coupled with farming run-off that has boosted salinity, again threatens wetland wildlife, vegetation and the local Marsh Arabs who have depended on them for millennia.
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Modern dogs probably descended from just one population that lived continuously in Europe for millennia, according to the research led by Krishna Veeramah at Stony Brook University.
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Humans have stared at the sky for millennia trying to figure out what is out there and what it tells us about our place in the universe.
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While that became a secondary function of the Night's Watch, its true millennia-spanning purpose was protecting the Wall from White Walkers after the first Long Night.
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Some of these symbols, like violets, have been used for millennia, while others, like the trans feminist symbol, have been in place for less than 20 years.
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Although few traditions about Mars survive, astronomers focusing on Australia have evidence that Aboriginal peoples across the region tracked it and the other planets carefully for millennia.
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The archives will be more than just a single moment, of course, but collection from users all around the world, accessible (potentially) for more than ten millennia.
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There is no more perfect view over the river at night; nor locale that more neatly marries the capital's millennia of history and its sharp-edged modernity.
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It's a horse that has resisted thousands of years of domestication by human beings: a species that spent millennia dominating the planet, only to rudely destroy it.
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It's gone by different names over the millennia, of course: the Egyptians called it Ra, the Greeks called it Helios, and the Aztecs knew it as Tonatiuh.
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This rabbit hole goes on as far as you want to follow it, but we're not here to resolve a problem that has dogged philosophers for millennia.
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Genetic variations associated with head circumference in infants, and wider hips in women, seem to have become noticeably more common even over the past couple of millennia.
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Like the various translations and apocrypha that Christianity has had to declare, at various moments across millennia, in or out, differing movie versions offer different gospel truths.
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New archaeological evidence suggests that people planted and harvested grain as part of a mix of food sources for many centuries, perhaps millennia, without settling into cities.
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They are among the oldest form of life on earth, and for millennia, they have been adapting and evolving for one purpose: to ensure their own survival.
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The 1990s were a gold era for the use of synthesizers in heavy metal, and only paved the way for the further explorations of the new millennia.
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It was a pivotal stepping stone in human spaceflight, a technological and geopolitical bridge between millennia, and an enduring symbol of peace on Earth and off it.
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Everything looks to be in its natural balance, as it's been for millennia; after the grazers finish chowing down, they move along and the vegetation eventually rebounds.
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Sophie carries the burdens of decisions made millennia before she was born, back on the massive spaceship that brought her ancestors from Earth to this new planet.
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For millennia, the residents of the Valley of the Sun have contended with the oppressive heat and the scarce water that flows through its rivers and streams.
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The key is the casting of Michael Sheen and David Tennant, perfectly cast as the angel / devil duo with a love-hate relationship that spans several millennia.
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She's an outgrowth of all of us, a golem created over millennia by an ever-shifting set of thoughts on what it means to be a woman.
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The walls that have trapped feminine creativity for millennia Devoid of stimulation and creative expression, the protagonist descends into madness, becoming obsessed with the room's decaying wallpaper.
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Over the millennia, stupas have been built from many materials—wood, stone, earth, clay, brick—and have taken many forms, from simple domes to ornately tiered towers.
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More from Tonic: The main issue is around how female ejaculation—which has been written about for millennia in both the Eastern and Western world—is defined.
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Carbon that has been stored in the permafrost for millennia is released in this process, and is then metabolized by the microbial community in the lake beds.
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Other fans believe that Bran intentionally warged himself into the Night King's body, and that the entire scheme was designed as a long game lasting several millennia.
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Alligators are giant, terrifying beasts that look like they crawled out from some sort of primordial sludge millennia ago just to tear our supple flesh from our bones.
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That&aposs because the liquid is likely a stew of viruses and bacteria, and some bacteria could have formed "endospores," which have the ability to survive for millennia.
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When Tandy stood, it seemed millennia had passed, or at least a good solid fix, and they were bent bad on the ankle, which wasn't even causing pain.
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A naturally-occurring tree that banishes acne and eases a troubled mind sounds too good to be true, but hey, six millennia of skin-care wisdom don't lie.
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The result was a bevy of discoveries that show how the first Europeans moved around during the Ice Age and mixed with newcomers who arrived throughout the millennia.
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After having been bound and tortured in the bowels of the Earth for millennia by the other gods, Loki will break free and Ragnarok will begin in earnest.
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Their creators have imagined millennia of in-universe history; fantastic, immersive geography; and plenty of societal issues to create any number of stories to keep the characters busy.
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And that enthusiasm is hardly limited to big names; SyFy's current lineup alone proves there are plenty of visionaries ready to explore mainstream science fiction through the millennia.
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He didn't like that two millennia of trepanation in the region were "a small little footnote" in medical history books, so he sat out to "properly" write it.
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As a native Midwesterner, I'm used to the annual assault of winter weather on the human body, hairless and adapted over millennia to indoor living as we are.
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What's so fascinating is that for years, for millennia, we've operating face-to-face, first small-scale societies where we create rules, and we keep each other accountable.
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But they'll all be reunited by the arrival of En Sabah Nur (Oscar Isaac), a millennia-old evil force who wants to obliterate humanity and rule the planet.
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Which helps explain why they are one of Athens&apos most popular tourist attractions, vying for camera clicks with the millennia-old ruins of Greece&aposs Golden Age.
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"Dune," a political drama at heart, is set millennia in the future where life in the universe is dependent upon a rare spice found only on one planet.
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Ancient people used marijuana for its psychoactive properties Ancient people in Siberia and northwestern China have been putting pot in tombs since at least the first millennia BCE.
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One explanation is that over many millennia cosmic rays have transformed the icy, volatile chemicals that would be expected to stream off a comet into more stable compounds.
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While much has been accomplished, much work remains to be done before Christians can celebrate Christmas without fear in the place where it all began two millennia ago.
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Julius Caesar used war journaling, or a written firsthand account of war and its rationale, to justify the invasion and destruction of the Gallic tribes two millennia ago.
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Fast forward nearly two millennia to Christmas's modern-day trappings, and one might be hard-pressed to reconcile many of our beloved traditions with any deep spiritual roots.
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Several millennia ago the words were written that a man should leave his father and mother and cleave to his wife and the two shall become one flesh.
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"Over the course of a millennia they (the Vietnamese) were able to maintain their independence from China throughout that period, and they're incredibly proud of that," added Connelly.
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Read: Missile attack 'an act of war' by Iran, Saudi Foreign Minister says Growing Iranian influence Iranians count their history not in decades or centuries, but in millennia.
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Forget the more than 400,000 dead, the more than 4.8 million refugees, and the destruction of a city like Aleppo that is an expression of millennia of civilization.
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Goodman, as his title declares, is interested in the history of Judaism—that is, of the religious ideas and practices that have defined Jewish life over the millennia.
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You might think that the Sun is well understood, given that we've been aware of it for millennia, but it is a coquettish beast, with some significant mysteries.
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Until now, Filoni has been a little bit of a fan-favorite secret weapon, the Y-wing to normie Millennia Falcons like George and J. J. and Kathleen.
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That is why theology that adheres to millennia-old Christian teachings on human life, other social issues, and religious liberty are considered "deplorable" and "irredeemable" by the Left.
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I could look over the tall, chain-link fence on the northern perimeter and see the river and the granite cliffs it had carved out over many millennia.
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And while many conventional doctors and scientists dismiss it as pseudo-medicine, it's hard to believe acupuncture could have persisted for millennia if there weren't something to it.
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This false antithesis also neglects reasons why people gathered in cities millennia ago, and the consequences of that move for the interplay of natural selection and sociocultural development.
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Though I had to swallow some disappointment to see it, Abbé's fumaroles, built up over millennia by the accretion of calcareous mineral deposits, still presented an astonishing panorama.
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It amazes me how despite how far humans have evolved within the last millennia, men still injure each other in front of thousands as a form of entertainment.
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"Through MILLENNIA of history, barbarians have come and ravaged our cities, razed our monuments and burnt our libraries," Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif tweeted in response Sunday.
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In August, Islamic State fighters dynamited two ancient buildings, the temples of Bel and Baal Shamin, which had stood as cultural landmarks in Palmyra for nearly two millennia.
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IBM, which developed Summit, says the supercomputer could have done that work in 2 ½ days, not millennia—and potentially even faster, given more time to finesse its implementation.
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He may not have been as powerful as Agrippa was two millennia ago, but there can be little doubt that the positions he held afforded him considerable power.
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Toward the end of the twentieth century, Appalachia underwent a topographic upheaval that was accomplished without the collision of tectonic plates, erosion, or millennia of pressure and heat.
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But while many familiar cultural images of saying grace, from Norman Rockwell paintings to Meet the Parents, show Christian traditions, the practice actually pre-dates Christianity by millennia.
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Without proper governance of the seas, mining could remove entire habitats and species, release toxins and create pollution in areas that have been undisturbed for millennia, it said.
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Migrating in vast herds, for millennia the largest creatures on the continent shaped the rugged landscape around them and provided sustenance for the Native Americans who hunted them.
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The course that he just dropped 50K on will focus on the study of Ge'ez or Ethiopic, an millennia-old form of writing from the Horn of Africa.
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Early on a Saturday morning 60 years ago, the millennia-old dream of spaceflight came true as Sputnik 1 rocketed into orbit to become Earth's first human-made satellite.
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The United States has no territorial designs on the Korean Peninsula and the Chinese you know, they&aposve had a really rough relationship with the Koreans for two millennia.
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It's a difficult task to come up with a list of 5603 places to see in India, a vast country with a recorded history more than two millennia old.
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Europeans, for example, were about two-thirds Asian and one-third African, but after millennia of mixing there was no such thing as pure Asian or pure African either.
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It had been over two millennia since Aristotle discussed the idea of a southern continent in which men would stand with their feet (-podes) opposite (anti-) those of Europeans.
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The Northern Ireland peace settlement, Britain's own union, disputes with neighbours over fishing rights, trade and crime: these are the accumulated complexities left after millennia of mixing and mingling.
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The Supreme Court justices considered the history of abortion over the millennia, the effects of unwanted pregnancy, the beginning of life, fetal development and the constitutional right to privacy.
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When it comes to shaving, the global industry is tens of millennia-old, going back to the cave days, and is now worth more than $22018 billion a year.
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Humans have "millennia of experience in blowing up things on land," says Laurie Blank, a law professor at Emory University and a specialist in the laws of armed conflict.
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I don't tend to write much about Papua New Guinea, but the volcanoes of the island nation have produced some of the largest eruptions in the past few millennia.
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Mastodon rib bones, vertebrae, and femurs showed distinct fracture lines that suggest they were broken while fresh — not run over by a truck or demolished by nature millennia later.
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But constant access to the internet is something else altogether because it can obliterate the solitude humans have known for millennia — downtime that studies show is essential for thriving.
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"I have to be careful because for generations — for millennia — women have been objectified in a way where there's a pretty horrifying past," he said at the press conference.
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But it was touch and go there for a few millennia and KNOWING what was going to happen didn't purge all of the interesting superstitions people had about them.
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Young people, empowered by mobile phones and computers, are changing the way they use their own language and breaking out of the straitjacket that has restricted communication for millennia.
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Like all traditions, belief in the Evil Eye and what it entails differs from region to region, but its existence in cultures across oceans, religions, and millennia is remarkable.
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A small lens of fresh water has supported life on the Marshall Islands' atolls for millennia, but, as salt water intrudes, breadfruit trees and banana palms wilt and die.
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In the grand scheme, it will be of immense value to humans if a new type of computer can perform in seconds what would take a classical computer millennia.
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When there was only the one, it was conceivable that the occurrence was a cosmic anomaly — perhaps some incredibly rare event that only happens once in a thousand millennia.
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The levels are like a neverending set of matryoshka dolls that contain each other—Rohrer says that the game would take over two millennia of continuous gameplay to complete.
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Few objects have inspired as much speculation and worship than our beaming silver satellite, and the drive to reach it is a cornerstone of civilizations spanning continents and millennia.
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By making this game, Golden Glitch thus places itself in the arena of the Shakespearean scholars who have vigorously debated these seemingly inconsequential details for almost half a millennia.
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Programming is a very new field, and we are still learning the intricacies and best practices in a way that the physics of bridge building was discovered millennia ago.
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The designer decided that when reopening the store, he would also create a range of rugs and blankets inspired by the millennia-old tradition of using them as currency.
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Money-hardened British art students prefer the former, while South Americans have used the latter for millennia (joined recently by harem-panted European tourists) as one element in ayahuasca.
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Eventually, over centuries, this could lead to the sun reaching the highest point in the sky minutes after official noon — and over millennia, the gap could get hours long.
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Carter, an erstwhile truck driver and foundry worker, is revered as a living god moving toward freedom as Moses -- a black Moses, according to the believers -- did millennia ago.
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Over the millennia that there have been armies, they've evolved to organize adolescents into persistent units of up to 200, a group size our ancestors knew on the savannah.
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Fasting has been a religious practice among a variety of faiths for millennia, but over the past decade, the trend of Bible-based wellness has repeatedly made news headlines.
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Sensory deprivation has been used for millennia by humans as a tool to sharpen the mind, prepare for a rite of passage, conduct rigorous meditation, and to reach Nirvana.
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A new exhibit showcases contemporary takes on the millennia-old art of textile-making, from El Anatsui's shimmering bottle-cap tapestries to Nevet Yitzhak's renditions of Afghan war rugs.
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The challenge is to take current data on how the climate is changing and compare it with the information we have on the climate in previous centuries and millennia.
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In fact, MSG or other "free glutamates" occur naturally in many of the most flavorful foods, some of which have been used to enhance flavor in cooking for millennia.
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Still, I'd like to posit that on the whole, Better Things is an antidote to an endless string of terrible men, one that stretches back not years but millennia.
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And just so you know, about 80 percent of the population of the Gaza Strip is not originally from Gaza — even though Gaza itself has been inhabited for millennia.
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"The islands have also been hunting and harvesting grounds to Unangan (or Aleut) for millennia, with permanent settlements on both islands established in the late 1700s," the paper said.
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The Dead Sea has been popular for millennia for health seekers and tourists who come to float in its high-density waters and smear its mud on their skin.
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The students alerted nearby archaeologists about the item, which Mount Vernon officials say offers an important window into the lives of people who lived at the site several millennia ago.
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The war endeddepending on which war you mean: those we started,before those, millennia ago and onward,those which started me, which I lost and won—these ever-blooming wounds.
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"We know its orbit really well and we've projected into the future and we know that it can't approach much closer than this for at least a millennia," Chodas explains.
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" McMaster, who I first met in Afghanistan while reporting there in 22014, is fond of quoting Thucydides, who 28½ millennia ago said that wars resulted from "fear, honor and interest.
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The land has been ruled by the House of Berethnet for a millennia, kept safe from the threat of dragons led by an evil entity known as the Nameless One.
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For millennia, people have reveled in the ancient art of yoga, stretching and sweating and periodically farting as they bridged the gap between body and mind with some sun salutations.
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And traditional, sustainable cultivation of the organic peppers—which had protected them from evil spirits and purified their food for several millennia—would leave the rainforest where they live intact.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Scholars believe that the dromedary was likely domesticated on the southern Arabian Peninsula, where they helped humans travel across unforgiving desert landscapes for millennia.
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Silk has been valued for millennia, but in recent years, scientists have paid attention to the material because it's extraordinarily strong, making it useful for bulletproof vests and body armor.
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Lead pollution is typically considered a hallmark of industrial society, but a growing body of research suggests human activity has been fouling the air with harmful heavy metals for millennia.
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Observing the eternal arms race of species competing to claim a limited number of resources as it plays out through specialized biology over the course of millennia is humbling stuff.
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Teens of questionable mental faculties have been getting high for millennia, ever since Eve plucked the apple of knowledge from a branch and carved it into a bowl or whatever.
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We'll never make contact with aliensWe take it for granted that eventually—whether it be next week or sometime during the next millennia—we'll make contact with an extraterrestrial intelligence.
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Purist fans of literature likely won't be fond of this new exploration of storytelling, but then again, how we tell our stories—even literature-wise—has changed over the millennia.
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Yet suggesting that drinking is a quasi-blasphemous act obfuscates the fact that alcohol—and wine in particular—has been an inextricable part of Iranian culture and identity for millennia.
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The Obama executive order forces these religious groups to disregard their millennia-old teaching on sexuality when hiring employees and operating their ministries, or else risk losing their government contracts.
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Yes, I'm talking about plants, engineered by nature itself over the course of millennia to harness the Earth's natural conditions to turn sunlight and CO2 into oxygen and organic matter.
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Since permafrost is an excellent seal for methane, it's possible that the subsurface ice could trap the gas for millennia and release it when the faults break through the ice.
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Those are helpful stories that provide "answers" to one of the worst, most unanswerable questions, the question countless heartbroken humans have asked for millennia: Why the fuck did this happen?
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Straight men have been dominating the conversation around sex, along with sex itself, for millennia, so no one really needs to assure them using a fake plastic vagina is okay.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's foreign minister called on Tuesday on U.S. President Donald Trump to reject his hawkish allies' thirst for war, adding that Iranians had outlasted every aggressor for millennia.
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If studies in other locations support Ms Wycech's and Dr Kelly's conclusions, then foram-based estimates of when the climate has changed over recent millennia will have to be reconsidered.
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Researchers also found connections between cats that lived millennia later, linking mummified kitties discovered in Egyptian tombs with cats found as far away as Bulgaria, Turkey, and sub-Sarahan Africa.
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Israel's military strength, especially during the Six-Day War in 1967, when the Israeli Defense Forces conquered Jerusalem, gave American Jews something they hadn't had for two millennia: national pride.
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The last two millennia of Jewish practice were shaped by its Diaspora status, while at the same time Jewish belief never wavered in its connection to and memory of Zion.
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As a result, the opaqueness that has characterized the maritime domain for millennia remains, and the oceans, particularly the areas outside of a country's territorial waters, are a wild west.
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"Mixing and matching different guests in a hotel is a millennia-old challenge," said Chekitan S. Dev, a professor of marketing and branding at Cornell University's School of Hotel Administration.
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The traditional houses of Sanaa, a UNESCO world heritage site said to have been founded by the son of Prophet Noah two and half millennia ago, have been spared - mostly.
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"I was devastated seeing these millennia-old cities being bombed out of existence, the amount of death every day, the brute force they were using against the revolution," he said.
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An Ecuadorean ceramic sculpture from 2300–2200 BCE is grouped with a photographic triptych from Auckland, New Zealand, made in 2004–5, despite the distance and millennia that separate them.
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On trips to Death Valley, Douglas has examined the microbial life that can be found in the flats, where millennia of flooding and evaporation have left an encrustation of salt.
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They're covered in letters, naturally, but often the millennia have not been kind and there are not just cracks and chips but entire missing pieces that may comprise many symbols.
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Conflict between ethnicities, nationalities, religions, ideologies, and tribes has raged for millennia and research on such intergroup conflict largely provided the foundation for my (relatively young) home discipline, social psychology.
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Humans have wondered whether we are alone in the universe for millennia, but the question has taken on new dimensions in recent decades with the discovery of thousands of exoplanets.
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When I have my planned freak-out each day, I'll know that I'm not only working towards my goals, but acting virtuously, according to millennia of human thinkers at least.
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He's a man who, after being part of the most popular boy band this side of the millennia, can still convincingly seem like he's bemused by his fame and wealth.
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It has been fought over for millennia by its inhabitants, by invading Romans, Crusaders, Ottomans and the British Empire, and by the modern states of Israel and its Arab neighbors.
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Leakage of stored nuclear wastes during future millennia might occur, but the worst- case scenario is that such leakage is at least a century and probably thousands of years away.
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The first is the decline in moral authority of the Roman Catholic Church, for millennia a source of ethics, from the abortion debate and also from its sex abuse scandal.
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Yet, after millennia of human civilization, there are still so many people inconsolably outraged by anecdotes about bodily functions that it raises the question of whether we've evolved at all.
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I think it's in the process of really opening people's eyes about the nature of human genetics, how similar we are, how much our beings have mixed over the millennia.
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Millennia of racialized geopolitics present anything but black-and-white issues, but White and Black is an opportunity to better exercise our capacity for empathy toward their real-world impact.
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"For millennia, Jews have not only endured unthinkable violence, but the subsequent denial of that violence," Eric Walker, a spokesperson for the Democratic National Committee, told the New York Times.
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For millennia, North Africa — including the areas now known as Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Libya, and Egypt — was a crossroads for the peoples of Western Asia, sub-Saharan Africa, and Europe.
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"Modern perspectives on cannabis vary tremendously cross-culturally, but it is clear that the plant has a long history of human use, medicinally, ritually, and recreationally, over countless millennia," Spengler added.
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They've always risen and fallen as the climate changes over the millennia—and thanks to the hyper-productivity of the Industrial Age, they're in the middle of a pretty significant uptick.
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A comparative analysis of the ancient frogs, dubbed Electrorana limoae, with similar species living today revealed more similarities than differences; it seems frogs haven't changed all that much across the millennia.
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Called Karst systems, these parts of the country are made up of massive deposits of limestone and other dissolvable rocks, which naturally gets eaten away by slightly acidic groundwater over millennia.
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They have uncovered sweeping histories of mankind's mark on this planet: entire civilizations long forgotten, poetry in languages not spoken in millennia, a solitary human hand painted on a cave wall.
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Family trees of present-day human mitogenomes, their branches caused by mutations over the millennia, all have their roots in Africa and converge on a single, unknown woman, nicknamed Mitochondrial Eve.
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The origins of the pie predate the United States by entire millennia with records of pielike dishes enjoyed among Egyptian societies as far back as the Neolithic Period, around 6,000 BCE.
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For so many of our modern/ancient problems, we know the solutions, we just need the endurance to fight like hell to get there—over decades, lifetimes, sometimes centuries and millennia.
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" She explained, "We come to it disadvantaged through the many millennia preceding our present moment and because of our vulnerability we anticipate danger we expect it, we're hyper alert to it.
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President Xi Jinping urged the navy to develop an ocean-going mindset, now that ties of commerce and security bind China—for millennia an inward-looking, agrarian power—to the sea.
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Ever since King David established Jerusalem as the capital of the Land of Israel three millennia ago, the city has held unique significance to the Jewish people -- both geographically and spiritually.
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After having adapted to Ice Age conditions for millennia, Neanderthals may have found it difficult to cope with dramatic changes in climate, and the ensuing changes to their prey and habitat.
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Tech has only been male-dominant in the last few decades — the first coders in the 1940s were women — while martial arts has been male-dominant for the last few millennia.
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Over the millennia, termites have evolved a number of ways to fight back, including powerful jaws and the formation of a social caste dedicated to fighting off the predatory Matabele ants.
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Abu Dhabi: Used for millennia by bedouins to hunt for game in the harsh desert environment, falconry in the Arab Gulf region is a source of cultural pride and regional identity.
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Pop culture implications aside, Blenner is now finding out firsthand what bread- and booze-makers have known for millennia; that yeasts are capricious little fungi, but capable of very great things.
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The whole thing is rounded, polished, and delightful to flip over and over in my hand, much like a river stone that's been tumbled under water for a millennia or two.
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That meant the debris would be buried in areas like lake beds and ocean deltas, where it would effectively be locked away for millennia rather than releasing carbon into the air.
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They're unnatural, a human artifice that our species survived many millennia without, but which has now proliferated to the point of being essential to everyday life across most of the globe.
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But this romantic picture of the writer, toiling without regard to money, is itself a fiction—one whose roots stretch back several millennia, and whose effects we're still dealing with today.
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The dozen spindly corpses, curled into the fetal position or swaddled in baskets, belong to a lost pagan civilization around 2 1/2 millennia ago - long before the advent of Islam.
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It feels downright primitive that most of us still walk about with coins jangling in our pockets, much as ancient Anatolians did nearly three millennia ago when minted coins first appeared.
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"Paul was not attempting in Romans 13:1-7 to write out a manifesto for Church-State relations for the next two or three millennia," writes Matthew Neufeld, a Mennonite scholar.
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Jensen observed that the people of the North Slope have responded to climate changes in the past—not to mention they've managed to survive for millennia in an incredibly challenging environment.
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"Imagine condensing the evolution of gastronomic pleasure from the very first mammalian sip of mother's milk to everything savored and swallowed over the millennia into one single alimentary act," it begins.
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He describes graphite as a "potent" material, due both to its use in NASA developed heat-shields, nano-structures, and cell-phone batteries, and its origin in millennia-old organic matter.
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Despite their good intentions, many of these technologies repackage millennia-old narratives about how the business of avoiding rape is a woman's job—only now with a veneer of feminist branding.
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Call them mantras, maxims or even memes -- they get repeated and recycled over the years, sometimes over the millennia, because they contain powerful jolts of easily accessible truth, insight and perspective.
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"Historical objects by their nature, it's impossible to track them back over the millennia of their existence, so what we endeavor to do is to research their modern history," Delaloye said.
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What's certain, though, is that Porc-Epic remained a busy site of ochre processing for over four millennia, evidently catering to communities that relied on the expertise of generations of artisans.
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Farming is one of the oldest professions, but today those amber waves of grain (and soy) are a test bed for sophisticated robotic solutions to problems farmers have had for millennia.
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Obock, Djibouti (CNN)They trudge, exhausted, along the desolate winding road to Obock in northern Djibouti, flanked on either side by a black, alien landscape created millennia ago by volcanic eruptions.
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" The current scientific consensus, according to NASA, is that humans are the primary drivers of climate-warming trends, and that it is "proceeding at a rate unprecedented over decades to millennia.
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With the ability to generate as much power as a modern nuclear power plant, lightning storms are a glorious display of the power of nature, which have awed humanity for millennia.
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At a time where we're quick to declare someone cancelled or bigoted, we have to know how their behavior fits into the cycles of power that have run societies for millennia.
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Careful place-based management approaches built over millennia were replaced with large-scale extraction, primarily for a "reduction" fishery where herring were caught to be ground up as fishmeal and oils.
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It is here that the 2000-pound machine, built by NASA engineers in Southern California, will now spend millennia getting blanketed in red dust, for the Martian winds don't ever stop blowing.
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And "Bye Bye Bye" kicked off the new millennia with a breakup anthem and iconic dance move that ran through the veins of every love-struck teen hurt by their latest crush.
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Stretching across a frozen plain more than 150 miles long, these glaciers, named Pine Island and Thwaites, have marched steadily for millennia toward the Amundsen Sea, part of the vast Southern Ocean.
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"The court invalidates the marriage laws of more than half the states and orders the transformation of a social institution that has formed the basis of human society for millennia," he said.
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That included hearing about the types of evidence climate scientists collect or measure, like ice cores, tree rings, and other visible or tangible examples of how climate has changed over the millennia.
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The number one question he's getting isn't about whether a mummy could remain undead and entombed for millennia, or even whether any ancient Egyptian tombs have been found in modern-day Iraq.
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"The 20th century rise was extraordinary in the context of the last three millennia," Robert Kopp, an Earth scientist at Rutgers and lead author on the new study, said in a statement.
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It must come as a absolute shock to folks in China and Japan, who totally haven't gone through centuries (nay, millennia) of infighting, war, colonization, and exploitation between groups in the region.
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The atmospheric records inside ice cores can stretch back millennia—they're the reason we know, for instance, that modern-day CO2 levels are the highest they've been in at least 800,000 years.
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After the outbreak, or the war, or alien invasion, our heroes are forced to become present, survival-driven, with millennia-old instincts reawakened and put to the uses for which they evolved.
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" The message from RNC chairman Reince Priebus says, "Over two millennia ago, a new hope was born into the world, a Savior who would offer the promise of salvation to all mankind.
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After several millennia of dead silence, they've returned to march south again out of fear and anger that the humans have broken the ancient pact that actually ended the first Long Night.
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We can all agree that giving aggro hotheads around the world the keys to massive military forces and unfathomable resources hasn't had the highest success rate possible over the last two millennia.
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Over millennia, the genetic code evolved to contain "codons" of three nucleotides, which transfer RNA (tRNA) translate into a 20-letter chain of amino acids, leading to the creation of basic proteins.
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And so they spend their afternoon with Herzog plucking the banjo, beating the drum, and huddling around the technology that sent humans down this path all those millennia ago: a roaring fire.
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Of course, the use of computers to aid in scientific research goes back about 75 years, and the method of manually poring over data in search of meaningful patterns originated millennia earlier.
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With the first ceremonial spade full of dirt, on July 21, scientists and dignitaries will have taken an important step in advancing humanity's millennia-long effort to understand the laws of nature.
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While the animals have legal "right of way" on the oil fields of the North Slope, some worry that disturbing the 22020 area will alter migration patterns that have held for millennia.
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In place of the raw archaic potency of Homer's epics, which seems to dissolve the millennia between his heroes and us, Virgil's densely allusive poem offers an elaborately self-conscious "literary" suavity.
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In the early nineteenth century, there were no more Egyptian dynasties, Greek city-states, or Roman emperors; but there were still Jews, practicing the same religion that their ancestors had, millennia earlier.
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I never consider with regret whatever imaginary forbearer of mine, two millennia ago, who perhaps pulled a cart and a mule out of some old Roman province toward the Central Asian steppes.
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A determined fellow dedicated to the millennia-old tradition of plant breeding, Morton still breeds lettuce — it just takes longer, because more restrictions make it harder for him to do his work.
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Happily, his brother was assisting him, and at the last second, before blasting the granite for millennia, we discovered that we had a hippopotamus 13.7 feet tall instead of 13.7 feet long!
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We came within seconds of my looking like a complete ass for the next millennia because the only thing people would remember about the museum would be a 13.7-foot-tall hippopotamus.
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"The average human life span gained more years during the 20th century than in all prior millennia combined," he wrote, adding that the average life expectancy in the United States is 79.1.
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"Humans have been displaced from their homes for millennia, for different reasons, by force or by choice, and so some of the works do take a more historic lens," Ms. Hofmann said.
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To wrap up, decades of research and millennia of common sense tell us that connecting with true friends is one of the best things we can do for our health and happiness.
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"If this installation can create even a momentary sense that climate change occurs over millennia, that can help us comprehend the phenomenon's enormity," said Peggy Weil, the U.S. artist behind the work.
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The thin layer of oxidation that covers copper (and bronze, an alloy made mostly of copper) can preserve the metal for centuries, even millennia, as shown by objects from the ancient world.
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The wine industry is millennia old, and while technology and methods have improved over time, the basics of wine have remained the same since the days of grape-stomping in the Roman Empire.
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These narratives about the divide between surface level illusion and a deeper reality have stayed with us over the millennia, although now the stories are often couched in the language of high technology.
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As I pointed out on Twitter, before realizing that every PhD in my feed had beat me to it, the idea that Middle East conflicts "date back millennia" is straight-up factually wrong.
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It's also the revelation that we've done more damage to the environment since the United Nations established its climate change framework in 1992 than we did in all the millennia that preceded it.
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These beneficial traits were selected for over millennia, and by the time non-avian dinosaurs died off at end of the Cretaceous period, many genes associated with a diurnal lifestyle had been lost.
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Future Moon rock samples could help trace the position of our solar system in the Milky Way through the course of the millennia by looking at the signatures left behind in Moon dirt.
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Our inherited repertoire of emotions, including shame, evolved over the long millennia when we lived in small tribes, when our survival depended heavily on close cooperation and adherence to tribal expectations for behavior.
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The track "Other Half Rule" urges women to run the planet after millennia of men — leading all the way up to the one Crosby refers to as "our Pestident" — have screwed it up.
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Two decades later, coca, the sacred bush their Andean sisters and brothers had been cultivating for millennia, took over the lowland plains like a plague, bringing death and destruction in place of healing.
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Embedded in their backbone however are the 12 signs of the zodiac – like the Gemini – and their meaning, which feels a little more authentic, bound in millennia of philosophical teachings and planetary observation.
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" They said the camp has adequate shelter to handle the cold weather, adding that the Great Sioux Nation has survived "in this region for millennia without the concerns of state or county governments.
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Demand is driven not by medical professionals who nurture millennia-old traditions, but by the networks that feed supply—poachers, holders of stocks of banned items, farmers and their allies in some governments.
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As Petersen herself admits, "there have been unruly women for as long as there have been boundaries of what constitutes acceptable feminine behavior," so they have been around for two millennia, at least.
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Navigating an interesting culinary cross section that is trendy food product with millennia old roots in ancient wisdom from the East, Rawat hopes to bring Shorba Broth to grocery stores later this year.
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You think you can reach across hundreds of millennia of genetic variation to tell this horse, Grand Tito, to calm down after getting hit by a bunch of debris before the Kentucky Derby?
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SANTENY, France (Reuters) - A Syrian soapmaker who fled Aleppo after the factory he worked in was bombed has set up shop in a Paris suburb, reviving a tradition he says dates back millennia.
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These particular Passover stories have been around for millennia: two are taken from a section of the Talmud (the most famous collection of midrash and commentaries) that was compiled during the fifth century.
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The country's jewelry roots reach back millennia to the Cycladic, Minoan and Mycenaean civilizations and some of the world's first great goldsmiths, and to the extraordinary jewelry craft of Alexander the Great's era.
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"We have to respect the utmost sensitivities in this case," he said, adding it was the moral duty of society to protect and respect the tribe that has lived in isolation for millennia.
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That is because, like many of his peers, the herder - born in a community where caring for livestock goes back millennia - is retraining as a farmer due the pressures of a changing climate.
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Rifaat's father had been a contractor who grew up in a southern village known as Abydos, whose region had likely been the homeland of the kings of the First Dynasty, five millennia ago.
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The hand, which for millennia has been central to the creation of magnificent works of art and the objects with which we live, is being rejected in favour of computers, code and machines.
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In the millennia before Europeans arrived in North America, the town now called Bridgeton, New Jersey was a hub for the Lenni-Lenape people who inhabited an area stretching from Delaware to Connecticut.
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In Shanghai, it's only just starting, to the point that for many women, young women, millennial women, the concept of dating doesn't even exist because for millennia in China it's been arranged marriages.
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In celebration of the nostalgic release, Curses offered to record a new DJ mix, dubbed "The Deep(er) Mix," which shines a light on the sound he toyed with earlier in the millennia.
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The new scale, which drew together cities and coastlines that had for millennia existed on basically separate planets, came courtesy of the de Havilland Comet, the first commercial jet aircraft to enter production.
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And as if that weren't staggering enough, a closer look at the instruments utilized in ancient Chinese beer-making suggested that brewing techniques haven't changed a whole lot over that last five millennia.
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It is a fabulist portrait of Japan at its most inward and isolated, 300 years before it was forced to open its ports to the world, after a millennia of self-imposed exile.
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While the history of black people descended from the African diaspora is global and spans millennia, 2019 is significant because the past 400 years represent a crucial, though long misunderstood and misrepresented history.
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Some people still heat their homes using peat: decayed, millennia-old vegetal matter that's used here to fuel fires to dry barley, infusing the air with heady smoky aromas that define Islay whiskies.
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Locked away for millennia as frozen plant and organic matter constituting layers of permafrost, these carbon stores are estimated to contain more than twice the amount of carbon now present in the atmosphere.
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The Nile River Basin extends to 0003 African countries, but Egypt -- one of the oldest civilizations in the world -- has controlled the river and used the lion's share of its waters for millennia.
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The city, 184 miles east of Istanbul, was founded by Persian princess Amastrine in the early fourth century BC and passed between Roman, Byzantine, Genoese and Ottoman control in the last two millennia.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Archaeologists in Luxor have found an exquisitely decorated, millennia-old sarcophagus near the pharaonic temple of Thutmose III that still contains the remains of its ancient owner.
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The research suggests that global warming from human emissions of greenhouse gases will cause far more warming, up to 2800 degrees Celsius, or 2000 degrees Fahrenheit, during the next several millennia than previously expected.
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The bones of 0003 animals, including mammals and fishes, along with 2000 species of plants were also analyzed, pointing to a variable climate in the region during the millennia of occupation at the cave.
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In this Age, when all the stuff that matters most is the opposite of what has mattered most to the human race for millennia, you get a bit weird about how to define 'important'.
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And at a certain point, the feelings that arise from our relationships are so primal and so universal that we've been telling stories about them for millennia and still haven't quite worn them out.
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For millennia, men have been debating the ins and outs of Christian theology, and those same men took to Twitter like fish to water, debating and arguing with one another — until Rachel came around.
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Posiva has commissioned studies on the possibility that in the intervening millennia the area could be inundated by rising seas caused by global warming, or buried beneath a few kilometres of ice once more.
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Herzl Brewery, Israel's smallest, took wheat that Tel Aviv University geneticists say was the strain used for beer in the Holy Land two millennia ago to produce 20 liters (five gallons) of "biblical beer".
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The big picture: The results support a "regional framing" for understanding the climate variability in the 2 millennia before the industrial revolution — and demonstrates that it's a very stark contrast to what's happening now.
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If we abandon this idea and accept that interstellar communication is likely to happen over the course of centuries or millennia, it opens up radically new ways of attempting to establish communication with aliens.
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The vestiges of the techno-society that preceded the main story, presumably by millennia, live on in ruins of massive infrastructure projects, buried and forgotten, or pipelines sprawled in spider-like fashion across mountaintops.
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"We are reading a real scroll that hasn't been read for millennia," said Brent Seales, who helped develop the cartography techniques and is a computer sciences professor at the University of Kentucky in Lexington.
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Since its inception at the turn of the millennia, Mr. Clean's Magic Eraser has been a godsend for people who want immaculate results with the least amount of effort and time possible (read: us).
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For the first several millennia of chocolate consumption — in her book Bitter Chocolate, journalist Carol Off dates cocoa back at least 3,000 years — it was served not as a solid, but as a drink.
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But the crisis may be more than a disgusting inconvenience and may threaten to end more than two millennia of urban civilization in the capital, said environment professor at Sanaa University Khaled al-Thor.
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Wilson's research showed that the family trees of present-day human mitogenomes, their branches caused by mutations over the millennia, converge in a way which makes clear that their common ancestor lived in Africa.
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In the fourth century B.C., several hundred years after the advent of harpies and some two millennia before the emergence of dementors, Aristotle sat down to do some thinking about supernatural occurrences in literature.
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Depending on what assumptions we made, the typical American family could have a net worth over $1 million by the end of this century, or it may take several millennia to hit that milestone.
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Nonetheless, "history shows that pumpkin spice-like combinations have been used for millennia in various cultures," said Shelke, who is also an adjunct professor of regulatory science and food safety at Johns Hopkins University.
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