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historical

[hi-stawr-i-kuhl, -stor-] / hɪˈstɔr ɪ kəl, -ˈstɒr- /


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Ms Maiklem has written four books about mudlarking, which was historically a trade of poor Victorians and is now a popular hobby involving unearthing historical artefacts from the silt on river banks.

From BBC

Such historical parallels raise concerns about the motivations and methods underlying current policy.

From Los Angeles Times

Longer term, the use of Artificial Intelligence to analyse real-time and historical data to prioritise buses and reduce delays - as is being tested at more than twenty junctions in Glasgow - will also make a difference.

From BBC

Despite record price levels. there are good prospects for gold to soar even higher in 2026 because holdings by central banks are way above historical levels, and there is untapped demand from western investors.

From Barron's

Erivo asks the central question from the interior point of view; Nelson peers at it through a sociological, historical lens.

From Los Angeles Times