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history
noun as in past events, experiences
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ancient times, bygone times, days of old, days of yore, good old days, old days, olden days
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These findings emphasize the importance of ancient DNA in reconstructing human history, demonstrating how traits that once conferred a survival advantage in early Europeans were rendered invisible in the genetic landscape of today.
But to protect Indian peaches, and a little part of tribal history, John John Brown has been giving out saplings for the better part of a decade to anyone interested in growing them.
His father added: “We just feel so lucky and honored to be a small part of such a huge moment in Dodger history.”
The collaboration is currently analyzing the first three years of collected data and expects to present updated measurements of dark energy and the expansion history of our universe in spring 2025.
Less than two years ago, a small investment firm in New York City accused the company of stock manipulation and accounting fraud in what it called “the largest con in corporate history.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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