After the Romans came the Vandals, then the Goths, then the Romans again.
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This latest use of Romans should be read — like Romans itself — within its historical context.
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The pyramid was about as old to the ancient Romans as the Romans are to us.
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Pompeii was conquered by the Romans in 89 BC and, as far as conquerors go, the Romans were pretty popular ones.
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For the first time, an army of Romans had marched on their fellow Romans in a battle for control of the Republic.
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Trainer: Dale Romans Jockey: Luis Saez Odds: 20-1 J.D.: Beware of the hidden entry: I like this Romans horse better than Cherry Wine.
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This, from CNN's financial expert Christine Romans, makes that point well: "In no sense does the stock market rally wipe out the national debt," said Romans.
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Examining the clothing and also the color that Romans used to visualize those they defined as "barbarians" gives us a clue as to how Romans differentiated themselves from their foes Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Romans drew lines between themselves and the "other," between "barbarous" and "civilized" with words, customs, and clothing.
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It may go back to being the other way, but right now, you've got to do what the Romans are doing and the Romans are watching a lot of video right now.
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Historians have long believed that ancient Romans learned this the hard way—it's been said that lead used in water pipes and cooking materials could have poisoned Romans and contributed to their downfall.
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This small statuette is one of many in which Roman sculptors not only carved non-Roman clothing but selected colored polychrome marbles in order to accentuate the difference between Romans and non-Romans.
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That said, Romans is no great admirer of the establishment.
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Friends, Romans, Westerosi countrymen, Jon Snow is not a bastard.
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The Romans had some sort of counting device with beads.
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The Romans continued the habit, but also changed the date.
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Romans doesn't really remind me of those kinds of letters.
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This section of Romans is quite controversial, not clear cut.
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ROMANS: But actually, delivering on it has proved much harder.
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Ancient Romans, soldiers, colonialists, Twiggy; they all wore long socks.
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Other publisher partners include HarperCollins, Hachette Audio and Hachette Romans.
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Romans are not accustomed to being ashamed of their city.
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None of the Romans I encountered envisioned better days ahead.
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It was the Romans who founded the British capital: Londinium.
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In citing Romans, Sessions made a small but telling slip.
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" Nomen omen ," the Romans said: the name is a sign.
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The Romans tended to dwell on idealized visions of history.
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But this balancing act was largely invisible to the Romans.
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Some Romans are happy that the company is trying again.
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The Egyptians, Greeks and Romans all had their own versions.
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"Typically, we think of the Romans persecuting Christians," he said.
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So, Romans asked Iger, how will Disney top itself in 2020?
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The Romans improved them a bit by making them from metal.
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Long ago, the Romans and Babylonians were mixing vinegar with water.
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For instance, the Romans loved a fermented fish sauce, called garum.
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Perhaps they were simply trying to do as the Romans did.
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The dark cloud turned day to night, terrifying the fleeing Romans.
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"We ancient Romans are not very good with technology," he quips.
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Severus and Julia were Romans, but neither was of Italic descent.
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And check out Romans From Mars (free on iOS and Android).
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No doubt the Romans felt the same way about the Forum.
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Long stretches of pristine beaches draw Romans to the village today.
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Ancient Romans prized Chinese silk and the Chinese valued Roman glass.
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As the ancient Romans used to say, Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
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CNN Business' Chris Isidore and Christine Romans contributed to this report.
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Authorities suspect many of them of criminal involvement like Kings Romans.
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Few tourists were present at Kings Romans during a recent visit.
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But ancient Romans had a surprisingly common recipe of their own.
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Americans have always loved to compare themselves to the ancient Romans.
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The Greeks and Romans snubbed them as a sickly form of wheat.
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Like the old saying, 'When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
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The Romans founded London after their invasion of Britain in A.D. 43.
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To Scare Off Evils SpiritsThe ancient Romans were a pretty superstitious bunch.
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Many Romans at the time shared tales of the "ferocious" German tribes.
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Romans (or, rather, their slaves) worked the mines on an unprecedented scale.
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Romans were fond of a fish sauce called garum, Dr. Mitchell said.
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But there are also Romans, Normans, Celts, Nicois, Corsicans, Arabs, Italians, Spanish.
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Needless to say, the ancient Romans weren't aiming for a plastic circle.
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Before the written signature, the Romans had signet rings to seal documents.
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When in Rome, do as the Romans do...and hail a taxi.
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And one that would forever mark the Romans as barbarians by historians.
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"You think about what these jockeys do," the trainer Dale Romans said.
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Romans 43 has been used to justify everything from slavery to apartheid.
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Much of Paul's letter to the Romans is about Jewish/Gentile relationships.
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That cog is a company called Kings Romans International (HK) Co., Limited.
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Shuen Wai and Kings Romans share more than just an address, however.
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"It has to be a trainer in attendance," Romans said to laughter.
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Maybe they can best the Romans with a really savage Instagram story.
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Yep, always fun to go back to the ancient Greeks and Romans.
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The Romans were not nice guys; they weren't Edwardian gentlemen in togas.
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"When in Rome, do as the Romans do," has lost its meaning.
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"When in Rome, do as the Romans do," has lost its meaning.
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Not only is Kings Romans still in business, but it is expanding.
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Mosquitoes helped save the Romans from Hannibal and Europe from the Mongols.
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North African ancestry increased in Iberia even more after Romans took control.
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By folding in the Greeks and Romans into histories of European whiteness, the military might of the Romans, as well as the intellectual milestones of the Greeks before them, could enter a narrative of a grand, white history.
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"The danger", says Romans – who lived in London for ten years, is Brexit.
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The ancient Romans used electric eels to treat problems like headache and gout.
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Romans are up in arms over the tree that has been dubbed "Spelacchio".
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Chinese national Zhao is the co-owner and director of Kings Romans International.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Friends, Romans and Latin lovers - lend the Vatican your ears.
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Background: EAC brought on Christopher Romans as its executive director earlier this year.
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Orlando Bloom's latest film, Romans, couldn't have come at a more appropriate time.
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Ancient Romans had perfect teeth because their diets were low in one substance
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The British Isles have experienced invasions by the Romans, Germanic people and Vikings.
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Hasankeyf was used by the Romans as a fortress to ward off Persians.
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They cited verses which stressed this duty, Romans 13:1 prominent among them.
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David McVicar, who directed the new Met staging, stuck with Romans and Druids.
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In other words, Romans 13 is not praise, it's a cleverly disguised critique.
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The empires that came later all left their imprints: Byzantines, Romans, Seljuks, Ottomans.
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They thought they knew something from history because of the Greeks and Romans.
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My army began to buckle as my Romans fled, abandoning their mercenary allies.
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Romans: How much of a recovery bet are you making on the economy?
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It's about how God ordained in Romans 13 the different jurisdictions of government.
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So why not do as the Romans do and head to the sea?
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In the first century A.D., Romans began conquering the territory they called Britannia.
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QUEER CITYGay London from the Romans to the Present DayBy Peter Ackroyd262 pp.
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"It's like visiting ruins," he said, mentioning ancient Romans, ancient Egyptians and Aztecs.
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But still, the Romans really did achieve remarkable things on the economic front.
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When in degraded Rome, they argue, tourists will do as the degraded Romans.
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Ancient Romans believed a vein from that finger led straight to the heart.
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In bookstores there was a boomlet in rakishly intelligent literary romans à clef.
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The ancient Romans believed the hoots of an owl warned of impending death.
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Trash collection is so bad that Romans share jokes and cartoons about it.
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The Romans normally took away all the clothing of crucifixion victims, says Tombs.
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Before the Bennets, Dashwoods and Woodhouses, it was the ancient Greeks and Romans.
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And the Romans celebrated Saturnalia in honor of the god of agriculture, Saturn.
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Rather, fiscal, social, and geopolitical challenges mounted and then suddenly overwhelmed the Romans.
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Some point to the Romans, others to the Moorish conquests of Southern Europe.
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Nor is Romans a fan of large corporations — especially when it comes to innovation.
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Palmyra was a caravan oasis when Romans overtook it in the mid-first century.
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Neighbors had called 911 after noticing a fire was quickly consuming the Romans' home.
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By sheer luck, the Romans had built a city atop a natural cement factory.
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Illyrians, Greeks and Romans were a prelude to almost 600 years of Habsburg rule.
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Malaria fevers were then described in ancient writings by the Chinese, Greeks and Romans.
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And of course, famously, the Romans became obsessed with another type of fighting entertainment.
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The Romans had a similar idea as well but called the spirit a genius.
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But the Romans located their colonial capital in Vienne, in the department of Isère.
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I believe that the Romans would have called him Larvarum Plenus—'full of ghosts.
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Among them was a triumphal arch built by the Romans in the second century.
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The Temple was destroyed twice, first by the Babylonians and then by the Romans.
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Jesus exhibited that attitude by the kindness he showed individual Romans throughout the Gospels.
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Perhaps these men were recruited by the Romans, and participated in skirmishes as gladiators.
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The ancient Greeks and Romans didn't have words that specifically described female sex acts.
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More than 2000 years ago, the Romans began practicing what's known as crop rotation.
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The difference was that the Romans, after the savagery was over, successfully absorbed populations.
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Ancient Romans used a sea sponge on a stick, also soaked in salt water.
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Christine Romans: Why do you think that's the best option to rescue the economy?
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Romans, conditioned by centuries of seen-it-all cynicism, sometimes even find themselves astonished.
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Speculation runs that it was originally a temple for the ancient Romans' Mithraic cult.
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The bride's brother, Daniel Kim, read "Love in Action" from Romans 12:9-16.
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Later on, Romans expanded it and introduced the idea of using it for entertainment.
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Ancient Romans doctored their wines with pig's blood, marble dust, lead and sulfur dioxide.
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Economically, the Romans engineered one of the greatest "golden ages" of any preindustrial society.
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Parisians and Romans, Shanghainese and Chicagoans seem always to know the essential civic myths.
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The Romans also believed that basil had to be cursed to make it grow.
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It looks likely, therefore, that it was the Romans who brought the mongoose to Europe.
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Romans particularly used numbered lists for archives, buildings, administrative regions, military units, distances, and time.
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As with London's Cursed Child production, she's also portrayed by a Black actress, Ashley Romans.
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One of the first civilizations to really get a handle on it was the Romans.
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However, there's no indication that the Romans knew, or had laws to enforce, safe composting.
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Yet while some Romans swilled from ornate goblets, the majority drank a more bitter draught.
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"Romans were fortunate in the type of rock they had to work with," said Jackson.
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I think that I might be shifting to Romans, because it really has me thinking.
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The majority of battles during that time period were between the Germans and the Romans.
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Click here to view original GIFThe simple and obvious answer: they come from the Romans.
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Why were the Romans exporting volcanic spew to the far corners of the known world?
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Romans 13 has certainly been used to bolster evangelical support for war in the past.
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CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN CHIEF BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: oh, the debt ceiling, the eternal Washington food fight.
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The Romans named it after the speedy messenger of the gods (Hermes to the Greeks).
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Trainer: Dale Romans Jockey: Luis Saez Odds: 12-1 J.D.: He's a hometown favorite here.
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At the Battle of Adrianople in 378 CE, the Romans, along with Valens, were slaughtered.
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As Romans, he implied, we wield incredible power with our wallets, tax dollars, and votes.
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In October, they destroyed decorative arches dating to the second century, built by the Romans.
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Will he finally fix that "300 just like the Romans" line to be about Sparta?
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They fail to follow the cardinal rule: When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
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The Romans, he noted, extended highways everywhere to buttress their claim to their vast empire.
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In 86 B.C., the Romans sacked Athens and Piraeus, and the port was largely abandoned.
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Researchers compared the saddle to those used by Romans around the time Mount Vesuvius erupted.
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Easter commemorates the resurrection of Jesus from the dead after his crucifixion by the Romans.
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They generally don't receive the overt contempt that many Romans have for Albanians or Africans.
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The Romans celebrated their military triumphs with parades — all chariots, plundered loot and captured slaves.
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Ms. Nat, like many Romans, is convinced the Roman gulls have mutated into monstrous proportions.
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Trainer: Dale Romans Jockey: Robby Albarado Odds: 15-1 Drape: Here's your Ohio Derby winner.
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We Came as Romans told its fans to donate to charities rather than buying flowers.
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Ancient Romans, Chinese and Japanese are known to have shaped trees to customize their forms.
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Rome didn't have to fail; it failed because Romans foolishly believed Rome would last forever.
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The Romans didn't take over Gaul or Germania by talking their way out of it.
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But evidence suggests the Romans had not connected the spread of malaria with the mosquito bite.
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ROMANS: After World War II, people were demanding more petroleum-based products and buying more cars.
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The Romans aren't saying, 'Someone just committed the capital crime of the theft of this body.
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To paraphrase Marc Antony's address in Julius Caesar: Friends, Romans, internet commenters, lend me your ears.
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As power and influence migrated from the Greeks to the Romans, so did the middle finger.
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In public, Romans also encountered public inscriptions with lists of consuls and also calendars, called fasti.
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The Romans were renowned for their infrastructure projects, and their efforts extended far into Great Britain.
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Trouble is, Jackson's team wasn't entirely sure how the Romans managed to facilitate this complex reaction.
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The observations of Ms Romans and Mr McManus (not their real names) fit a countrywide pattern.
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Also, the Romans were not ready to see their democratically elected leader overthrown by a German.
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Last year's record was set at 1 million yen ($303,965) for a bunch of Ruby Romans.
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It also has a history working with publishers, including HarperCollins, European publisher Hachette Romans and more.
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"We are definitely under a digital transformation at Chipotle," Niccol told CNN's Christine Romans in February.
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For the Romans, Midsummer was a tribute to Vesta, goddess of the hearth, virginity, and marriage.
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Think of Aesop's fables, the myths of the ancient Greeks and Romans, and even the Bible.
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Over the millennia, Gaza has served as a trading post for Egyptians, Philistines, Romans and Crusaders.
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Keep in mind, though, that Caesar was murdered and the Romans had a rather spectacular decline.
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This is not just harking back to the Romans and Normans, or the 100 years' war.
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Romans say with snobby certainty you can make carbonara only with guanciale, not pancetta or bacon.
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The nation attracted attention of empires spanning from the ancient Greeks and Romans to the Ottomans.
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Jeff Sessions may also want to consider that his invocation of Romans 13 might inadvertently backfire.
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He also found a newspaper clipping describing the "Romans" gang Biden name-dropped in his anecdote.
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Romans wore purple only if they were aristocrats, and need I mention the yellow Jewish stars?
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The Italian peninsula witnessed serial conquerors — Romans, Goths, Byzantines Longobards and Muslims — who are all gone.
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As a way to wrap up the major themes of this season, though, "Romans" mostly works.
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" Indeed, he adds, "the Romans apparently never imagined that Hannibal would invade Italy from the north.
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Another paper, Il Foglio, noted that while tourists had panicked about terrorism, Romans had reassured them.
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That's the first thing that Romans mention if you ask them about their city these days.
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"We are definitely under a digital transformation at Chipotle," CEO Brian Niccol told CNN's Christine Romans.
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Rome's embattled mayor, Virginia Raggi, urged Romans to show that the city is civilized after all.
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The ancient Romans loved to destroy statues almost as much as they loved to admire them.
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When we were kids, she read all the 'Astérix' comics and actually cheered for the Romans.
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So its starts with the Greek tragedies, moves up to the Romans, you get the idea.
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Traders, though, harnessed the then-commonly accepted falsehood — by Chinese, Greeks, and Romans — that unicorns existed.
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Niccol thinks that figure could grow to about 6,000, he told Romans, without specifying a timeline.
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In all their infinite wisdom, the Romans decided to celebrate Valentine's Day in the dead of winter.
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Too late, the Romans realized they were being drawn into a trap, just like Snow's ragtag army.
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He also points out that Romans and medieval monks consumed tree bark to suppress their sex drive.
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Cicero - Cicero wasn&apost a Christian, per se, I mean, it was the Romans who killed Christ.
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Now you can see why the Wikipedia entry seems so sure about how ancient Romans kept time.
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On one side was a class of "superwealthy Romans", enriched by military conquest and growing financial sophistication.
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The Romans' 15-year-old son was attending a school function at the time of the incident.
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But turns out there's a plant the Romans used as a form of birth control called silphium.
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How the First Men compare to the Celts, and the Andals to the Romans and Anglo-Saxons.
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Presumably, the show doesn't include replicating details about the ancient Romans' lives like slavery and eating dormice.
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The DNA of the mummies was largely unchanged even as the Greeks and Romans conquered the region.
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" Isaiah's profile also reads, "God is my #1 | Col 3:23 | Romans 6|Model| Fitness enthusiast| #3.
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Counterfeit products have existed since before the Romans, who warned buyers "caveat emptor" — let the buyer beware.
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The ancient Greeks and Romans were poly-theists, believers in many gods, some more important than others.
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Champagne production dates back to the third century, when the Romans first planted vineyards in northeastern France.
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People keep comparing him to Brutus, but really, his remarks were "Friends, Romans, countrymen" at its best.
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Thursday, Sessions cited Romans 213 to defend the Trump administration's "zero-tolerance" prosecution policy on illegal immigration.
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Or look at Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who famously quoted Romans 13 to justify absolute governmental authority.
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Ancient Thracians were the first known group to settle the land, followed by Romans and eventually Slavs.
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After a century of increasing corruption and violence, Romans hungry for stability welcomed the autocracy of Augustus.
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It was founded by the Romans and has a 2,000-year history marked by revolts and conflict.
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" Erickson also quoted from Romans 13:1, saying, "The authorities that exist have been established by God.
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Starting with the Appian Way, named after the censor who ordered its construction, Romans paved an empire.
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The Romans have been using it since the days of Julius Caesar, but not to get high.
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Romans all over endlessly bemoan the sad state of affairs and debate what brought them so low.
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A ghost wall, the professor tells the group, was the Britons' "last-ditch defense" against invading Romans.
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Cultural events were substituted for the commercial kiosks, but Romans agreed that they just weren't the same.
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ROME — For generations of Romans, Epiphany, not Christmas, was the holiday season's main day for receiving gifts.
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In the 2,000 years since the Romans started farming them, though, the process has become increasingly complicated.
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In Paul's letter to the Romans, he refers to "our sister Phoebe, a deacon" (Rom 16:1).
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History even hints that the Romans traveled about the same, when most people went everywhere on foot.
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These conversations, and the general despair of Romans about the state of their city, got me down.
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"The ball's in China's court," he said in an interview with CNN chief business correspondent Christine Romans.
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I gamble on them and I make a lot of money, because the Romans are so idiotic.
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Did the Romans, with their weekly spa-time and scheduled self-care, have knots in their backs?
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Yet none of it slakes that yearning for what the ancient Romans would have called magis equi frementis.
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The idea of using statues to categorize race came centuries after the Greeks and Romans, the twins explain.
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Dubbed "Picti" or "painted people" by the Romans, the Picts were a confederation of tribes in northern Scotland.
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The Romans used it for plumbing—in fact, that word derives from the Latin word for lead, plumbum.
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"So much of this story has been our global story," CEO Randy Garutti told CNN Business' Christine Romans.
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"In some cases, the purchase of S-400 looks a bit like what the ancient Romans called tribute."
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At other locations, Romans used similar shafts to store fruit, vegetables, oysters, cheese, wine, and other perishable goods.
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This traditional hunt was allegedly started by the Romans across the South of France, and continued for centuries.
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Justice Clarence Thomas, for years Justice Scalia's closest ally on the court, read from the Book of Romans.
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"Romans were farmers, and when it came to manure they were second to no one," the paper says.
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But it was the Romans who really mastered the craft, and they probably learned about it from volcanoes.
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What's next: "The Romans mined a specific type of volcanic ash from a quarry in Italy" writes WaPo.
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As a performer, songwriter—basically, an artist—Childhood frontman Ben Romans-Hopcraft has gone from strength to strength.
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Sessions's use of Romans 13 further blurred the lines between the private, religious sphere and the political arena.
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Jupiter was named by the Romans, after one of their gods (the equivalent of the Greek god, Zeus).
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We talk about the Romans, about Columbus discovering America, and about the first American Congress and the colonies.
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Driven half mad by Nero's antics, Romans feigned death or shimmied over the walls with ropes to escape.
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A Republican congressman read his colleagues a Bible verse from Romans that calls for the execution of gays.
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Why would the Romans go to all the trouble given that these things would likely be lost anyway?
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It is said that even the ancient Romans had some sort of chilly refresher made from pressed snow.
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You can track that back quite far — the Babylonians, the Sumerians, followed by the Egyptians, the Romans, China.
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It has been occupied by Arabs, Romans, Vandals, Moors, Byzantines and pirates, until it eventually became Spanish territory.
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But many scholars have dismissed Cullman's theory, saying the "authorities" in Romans 13 refer to the earthly government.
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The Romans also made Pompeii a lot cleaner via the introduction of a drainage and sewage disposal system.
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I wonder if slave owners in America were as comfortable with their slavery as Romans and Greeks were.
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I also love ancient history — the Greeks, the Romans, Alexander the Great and his successors — fascinating stuff all.
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Romans: You know, the President himself said he doesn't want the cure to be worse than the problem.
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But in this, too, he was an apt representative for Romans, who often break into dubious Latin, grandiosely.
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The festival, which coincided with the spring equinox, invited Romans to rejoice; games, pranks, and masquerades were common.
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The warriors, looking rough and ready and brandishing swords, want Norma to sanction an attack on the Romans.
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Yet even the casual reader of the Bible will be hard-pressed to recreate this interpretation of Romans.
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Months later, a Singapore company bailed after Romans stole the yellow bikes and broke them down for parts.
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Like many European countries, it was the Romans that actually brought the art of making sausages to Spain.
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Wine is stored in caves around the world, and Mr. Hall noted that the Romans followed the practice.
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Chatter spread quickly on social media where Romans traded jokes about the spruce and criticized its sad appearance.
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For the Romans at that time, this was the end of civilization; it was the end of the world.
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Randy made certain I knew his favorite Scripture, from the 5th chapter of Romans, which assigns joy to suffering.
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Even the Romans noticed, as early as 312 BC, that lead exposure seemed to cause strange behaviors in people.
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At this time, areas formerly under Parthian control (like the caravan town of Dura Europos) fell to the Romans.
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Schwarz's team is engaging in some experimental archaeology, in which they will attempt to do as the Romans did.
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Ruby Romans must also each weigh at least 20 grams, where as a typical grape only weighs about 5.
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Ever since the Romans began to build with fired-clay bricks and concrete, construction has been a polluting industry.
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The Romans did themselves no good by using lead for water pipes and sometimes even as a food sweetener.
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Geochemist Tiziana Vanorio suspects the ancient Romans first watched pozzolana hardening into cement in the seawater surrounding Campi Flegrei.
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Quoting Romans 13, he said Duterte was a God-appointed "agent of wrath" whom police should obey without question.
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Like other summering Romans, my wife and her family sailed to nearby islands and swam in the open water.
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Like the Greeks and Romans, Europeans finally realised Islamic culture was "rooted in the same values as Western ones".
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Pieces featuring Egyptian Scarab beetles are known to have been used by Romans to protect pregnant women and infants.
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And, of course, the Greeks and Romans traced the movements of Mars and other celestial bodies across the sky.
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Slavery defenders said the duty to abide by law was part of the Bible and specifically cited Romans 13.
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The Romans built Hadrian's Wall along the empire's northern border, all in an effort to keep the barbarian's out.
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Trainer: Dale Romans Jockey: Corey Lanerie Odds: 25-23 J.D.: He splashed up for second in the sloppy Preakness.
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That hospitality did not surprise him or Romans, who added that horsemen had always received "first-class treatment" there.
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Barth thus ultimately concluded that Romans 13 does, in fact, not call upon people blindly to obey the state.
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Many Christians take a more straightforward reading of Romans 13, even as they struggle to apply to modern life.
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When the government cites these passages in this way, they are aligning themselves with the Romans, not the Christians.
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Dolan suggested Attorney General Jeff Sessions incorrectly applied scripture in quoting Romans 13 to defend the policy on Thursday.
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For instance, the Romans introduced public baths like the one below, which had separate areas for men and women ...
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Marti tells me the Romans necked the hot wine like a hungover commuter downing Red Bull on the Tube.
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The Romans, in fact, did not define people as "white"; where, then, did this notion of race come from?
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In continuing to explain his opposition, Green cited Romans 13, which calls on Christians to listen to the government.
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It is possible the whale bones the team analyzed belonged to stranded or dead whales that the Romans scavenged.
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On a sweltering August afternoon, about two dozen Romans lolling at the Tiberis were not given to such negativity.
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So for part of this episode, I want to hand things over to CNN's Chief Business Correspondent, Christine Romans.
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Where: Lazio The picturesque island of Ponza is another popular destination for Romans fleeing the city in the summer.
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It was the sorriest of holiday sights, and self-deprecating Romans developed an ironic but heartfelt affection for it.
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In Rome, Chinese immigrants started their own businesses, especially homegoods stores ( what Romans now call a "Chinese"), and restaurants.
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Greeks and Romans ate at thermopolia, where customers could grab drinks and food from divots in L-shaped counters.
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This weekend, Romans vote in a nonbinding referendum on whether they want the city's transportation services to be privatized.
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" (Romans 26:221) Or: "For as in Adam all die, so also in Christ shall all be made alive.
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Built by the Romans, this road was the only link between London and Edinburgh before modern motorways took over.
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It's a compelling theory, but Mr. Oruch knew it was tough to compete with popular stories about romantic Romans.
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I wish the tripe stewed in spicy tomato sauce, the way Romans do it, were available all the time.
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Finally, dessert was a rich, goaty libum, a kind of sacrificial cheesecake the Romans would offer to household gods.
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So, like many European countries, it was the Romans that actually brought the art of making sausages to Spain.
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Jesus told the high priests to go eff themselves, and then he told the Romans to go eff themselves.
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"Friends" (19A) — "Romans" (25A) — "Countrymen" (43A) — What can this be, but Julius Caesar's exhortation, to LEND ME YOUR EARS?
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The act of proposing marriage with a ring is a centuries-old tradition, dating back to the ancient Romans.
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Were they brought by Romans or Carthaginians, or did they have the means and ability to sail there themselves?
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For Romans — and so many start-up entrepreneurs — there's quite a different between mindless political insurrection and productive economic innovation.
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It is also the holiest place in Judaism - the venue of two ancient temples, the last destroyed by the Romans.
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Perhaps the greatest mystery of all is why the Romans continued to drink something that was giving them explosive diarrhea.
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For now, Shake Shack is small enough to be able to adjust quickly to unexpected geopolitical pressures, Garutti told Romans.
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The reading was from the first chapter of Paul's letter to the Romans -- I took it to be a sign.
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The hosts of Early Start, Christine Romans and Dave Briggs, joked about the simultaneous honor and snub during Thursday's episode.
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If you gloss over the killing of an awful lot of people, the Romans achieved and devised many ingenious things.
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"We apologize to Romans, to 5-Star supporters and to Beppe Grillo, who had expressed doubts" about Marra, she said.
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But this only happens at relatively high temperatures, so it wasn't obvious how the Romans managed to achieve this effect.
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Garvey told CNN's Christine Romans on "Legal View" Friday that this is the first presidential election he will vote in.
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Ultimately, as Paul teaches, all segments of the tree will thrive and "all Israel will be saved" (Romans 11:26).
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The silver dates back to the 5th or 6th century, after the Romans decamped and before the Vikings stormed onshore.
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It was believed by ancient Romans that the veins in the left ring finger ran directly to a person's heart.
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"Anyone who quotes from Romans and said it's all part of a plan, they can't walk with you," Bell said.
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Sport was one of the many things that Romans appropriated from the lands it conquered and then made its own.
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The fact is that people love violence, and the Romans merely perfected the showmanship of spectacle in the ancient world.
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Essay The ancient Romans believed in generous vacations: They took sightseeing tours for two to five years at a time.
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The Kentucky-based trainer Dale Romans and his partner Tammy Fox were there, as was the Delaware-based Anthony Dutrow.
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On the other hand, we somehow take pride in Shakespeare's work as, you know, Venice, Verona, the ancient Romans, etc.
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Bassist Ben Romans-Hopcraft fronts the soul-rock outfit Childhood and plays bass in Saul's ostensible solo project Insecure Men.
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Living in a soup bowl will do it to you, like Romans dancing while Nero fiddled and the city burned.
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Archaeological remains show that two whale species once swam in the Mediterranean, suggesting that the Romans conducted industrial-scale whaling.
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Until a few decades ago, Romans did not disdain dipping or even plunging into the Tiber during hot summer days.
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When the Romans invaded Corinthia in 146 B.C., they spared Tenea, possibly because of shared mythical links to Trojan founders.
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Myth: Ancient Romans practiced Lupercalia, a fertility rite involving the whipping of women with the raw hides of sacrificed animals.
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Romans impressed their customs and laws on the conquered territories and on the foreigners who came to the Caput Mundi.
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It shows the rape of the queen of Sparta by Jupiter, the Romans' Zeus, in the form of a swan.
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The Ides of March comes from the ides, a term the Romans used to note the middle of a month.
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It was originally a Canaanite settlement and was variously ruled later by the Israelites, Egyptians, Romans and Ottomans, among others.
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Awlaki: Rassulullah Salla Allahu Alalihi wa Sallam says the war between the Muslims and the Romans never ceased to exist.
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Trainer: Dale Romans Jockey: Corey Lanerie Odds: 303-1 Drape: You will see him in front early and nowhere late.
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Romans, long used to waiting for buses that never come, have now gotten used to ones that burst into flames.
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But the Kings Romans Casino in Laos proves that normal rules of criminal behavior don't always apply to Southeast Asia.
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The Romans did not invent the concept, but they certainly honed and developed it into an instrument of the state.
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Jews have lived here for 3,700 years, despite repeated massacres, expulsions and occupations — by the Romans, Arabs, Crusaders and Ottomans.
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According to Repelando, ancient Romans looted the site, and some elements were removed by a German archaeologist in the 1920s.
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The Greeks and Romans painted their statues to resemble real bodies, and often gilded them so they shone like gods.
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In ancient times, the bathhouses that the Romans adapted from the Greek tradition were even more integral to cosmopolitan life.
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Trainer: Dale Romans Jockey: Luis Saez Odds: 13-21 Drape: He won his first race and has lost 29 since.
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Could France itself ask for an apology from Italy for the way the Romans conquered the Gauls under Julius Caesar?
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Let's add another masterpiece to that pile: Peter Ackroyd's Queer City: Gay London from the Romans to the Present Day.
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From Homer and Herodotus through the Romans and then Shakespeare and Daniel Dafoe and Sigmund Freud, the snowball kept growing.
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Waste your ho bills made from the Romans ass and fly to Budapest if thats where you think I am.
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Psephologists and journalists treat these creatures as ancient Romans treated birds, studying their flight paths to see what the omens are.
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Thousands of years earlier, the Romans routinely quarried rock as imperial plunder, decorating their palaces (and later churches) with veined marble.
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Lead, on the other hand, calcifies rapidly, so it might not have been able to slide into the Romans' drinking water.
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Although Romans favored the marble's use in columns and flooring, they also used it as representative of "the East" more broadly.
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And, hey, we're sure there were a few Romans who didn't get a kiss and still had a great 500 BCE.
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However, Romans did have occasion to use diagrams and maps, particularly when representing property lines as recorded by professional land surveyors.
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Tomorrow's leaders would do well by studying in school today the language, culture and history of the ancient Greeks and Romans.
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But the ban will resume on September 1st, just as consumption revives with the return of Romans from their summer holidays.
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"Also, this can't be the only repeated infection, so what else was attacking the Romans while malaria flared in and out?"
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Sadly, today, much of this has been destroyed -- including the Arch of Triumph, constructed by the Romans in the second century.
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Kyle Pavone -- the lead vocalist of metal band We Came as Romans -- died as a result of drugs ... TMZ has learned.
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Romans 13:1 had been quoted on a variety of topics—including capital punishment and temperance—prior to the Civil War.
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Or will they have to do as the Romans did and absorb the strangers, and, over centuries, create a new civilization?
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Road Trip Driving along a winding highway in the Alps in Southeast France last August, I thought back to the Romans.
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His results confirm that modern Britons are subtly but definitely different from those who tried (unsuccessfully) to fight off the Romans.
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Certainly there are some advocates for snow-eating: The Romans drizzled honey on top of snow for a (disappointing-sounding) dessert.
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The Romans put up with his rule for nearly twelve years, but by January 1045, they they'd had more than enough.
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Moreover, several scholars explained online that, though ancient Greeks and Romans certainly noticed skin color, they did not practice systematic racism.
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This is the origin of the term republic, and of republican political philosophy, which the Romans inherited from their Athenian predecessors.
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And as Romans living in our own empire—straight, white, middle-class America—we are born with inherent privilege and influence.
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What is clear in this study is that the Romans didn't leave much of a genetic mark on the British population.
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The arches were decorative, not triumphal, and therefore were not built by the Romans to celebrate their victory over the Persians.
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Around 300 B.C., the Romans invented a new way for a group of people to buy property and enter into contracts.
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And yet, if you listen to Romans — in the wealthy center or the gritty periphery — you hear a disgust that binds.
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Historians theorize that it was made in ancient Greece and lost in the Adriatic Sea after being stolen by ancient Romans.
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The courtroom was packed with television cameras and print reporters, as well as ordinary Romans attracted to the high-visibility case.
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I love Rome and, having lived here for many years, was under the impression that Romans were more colorblind than most.
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While Romans have not always embraced contemporary art, Mr. Penone is not concerned about how "Leaves of Stone" will be received.
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He wore his Romanness on his tongue, with an accent and a homespun vocabulary that outsiders mocked but that Romans loved.
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"'Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good,'" she said in her sermon, reading from Romans 12:21.
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The Greeks and Romans deferred to it as a far older civilization, whose monuments and writing seemed both baffling and magical.
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The Middle east is home to many ancient architectural sites built by civilizations such as the Romans and the ancient Persians.
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The ancient Romans were talking about this long before the birth of that terrific (and possibly nervous) orator, Jesus of Nazareth.
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Soon she began writing romans à clef about the city's eccentric subculture, and they were getting published in The New Yorker.
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Last month, for example, Sessions used the Bible verse Romans 13 to justify separating migrant families at the US-Mexico border.
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From the Ancient Romans in the area to Austro-Hungarian Empress Sisi, the town was for centuries the place to bathe.
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These efforts are important, because they tell us a couple of things about Roman Britain: the infrastructure shows where people were moving about and in what routes, but also what was deemed a priority for the Romans, which in turn sheds some light on what relations might have been like between Romans and Northern tribes. [Gov.uk]
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Slowly, the meaning of the book of the Letter to the Romans wasn't about proselytizing, but rather about guiding us through meditations.
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" (Romans 12:21) "Owe nothing to anyone, except to love one another; for the one who loves another has fulfilled the law.
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Since 2014, Thai, Lao, and Chinese authorities had seized large narcotics shipments that have been traced to Kings Romans, the statement said.
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I also want to talk to you about Romans and why they're relevant, at least in some portions of this country today.
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As a pastor, I likewise spoke out against Attorney General Jeff Session's misguided use of Romans 13 to reinforce U.S. immigration policy.
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To this viewer, the most striking were the dozens of busts: expressive and moving portraits of long dead Romans, famous and not.
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Additionally, the survival of building plans from antiquity gives yet another window into how Romans abstracted and then represented space for viewers.
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Mostly, though, it looks like Romans did exactly the wrong thing with all the sewage that they channeled out of their cities.
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The ancient Greeks and Romans believed that actual dogs went wild during this time of year, while humans became listless and lazy.
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But Romans 13 has, indeed, been applied more broadly — frequently in American politics — when it comes to two particularly controversial social issues.
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We would not assess the intellectual value of Roman history in terms of how useful it might be to the Romans themselves.
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Copy of Etruscan denture, EuropeImage: The Wellcome CollectionIn ancient Italy, the Etruscans used similar methods, as did the Romans who succeeded them.
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The Romans eventually began bending these branches into a ring and displaying them on doorways, which symbolized both victory and eternal life.
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You bite the chlorophyll, the Parmesan is crispy, and the anchovies represent the water that the Romans used as a salty stock.
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"Romans risk getting hurt every day with this 5-Star administration," said Barbara Saltamartini, a member of the far-right League party.
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Kyle Pavone -- the lead vocalist of the metal band We Came as Romans -- has died ... according to a statement from the band.
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The invasion he led over the Alps across today's French-Italian border caught the Romans by surprise and led to their demise.
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Yet for years the only use Romans made of it was to take their dogs to relieve themselves in the encircling weeds.
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Roman soldiers overtook Masada in 73 CE; the rebels inside are said to have committed suicide before the Romans could reach them.
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Per the comics, this happened a few times — the Romans, Crusaders, and Nazis all attacked Wakanda — but each invasion was decisively repulsed.
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The challenge is for us to try and understand the ancient Greeks and Romans—not to tell them they got it wrong.
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It was in this context that Protestant theologian Otto Dibelius invoked the biblical passage Romans 213 to urge Germans to support Hitler.
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The Dow Jones, CNN's Christine Romans reminds us, is down 2.7% since the President's signature tax reform legislation passed a year ago.
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" On the last charge, the complaint accuses Sessions of "misuse of Romans 13 to indicate the necessity of obedience to secular law.
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These were hard to find in the West, because the Romans, who read Greek easily, had never translated most books into Latin.
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In their self-obsession, the Romans could also be extraordinary for the things they didn't know about, or chose not to see.
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If the Romans, Incas, or Egyptians are anything to go by, it seems hard to make it past a few hundred years.
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Second, the greatest threat to the Pax Romana came not from foreigners but from the internal power struggles of the Romans themselves.
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Romans will argue fiercely that their neighborhood gelateria is the best, but no place has more original flavors than the Fatamorgana chain.
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The Greeks believed Poseidon was the god of the sea, while the Romans believed Neptune was the god of lakes as well.
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