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New pages were begun.
From 1994 the regular religious services were begun.
Dialogues were begun after this ceremony.
And it wasn't until the early twentieth century that systematic excavations were begun.
Works were begun, but they were prevented by war.
Thus, a series of special organization- changing discussions were begun in the early spring of 2016.
The buildings were begun in 1387 and opened in 1393.
As reported in a press-service ofmilitary Prosecutor of the Central region of Ukraine, criminal proceedings were begun.
Regular color broadcasts were begun in Sweden on April 1, 1970.
In 1903, the Flemish politician Lodewijk De Raet led a successful campaign to begin instruction in Dutch,and the first courses were begun in 1906.
Seventeen translations were begun before the first English publication was released.
Negotiations for the conclusion of a peace treaty with Germany and its allies were begun in Brest on December 9(22), 1917.
Considering that HSA's were begun as of late as 2003, this shows noteworthy advance.
The USDA introduced grafted cultivars of Japanese persimmon into California and Georgia beginning in 1870,and many of these experimental persimmon tree trials were begun in Central Florida in the early 1900's at the University located in Gainesville, Florida.
Both offensives were begun on a shoestring, and both came close to failure.
But Putin's Stalin and Great PatrioticWar cults directly clash with more than three decades of de-Stalinization that were begun in the Ukrainian diaspora in 1983 and moved to Soviet and then independent Ukraine.
Even earlier, tests were begun on a nuclear explosion of celestial bodies, on their destruction by ion technologies.
But Putin's Stalin and Great Patriotic War cultsdirectly clash with more than three decades of de-Stalinization that were begun in the Ukrainian diaspora in 1983 and moved to Soviet and then independent Ukraine.
The excavations at Malia were begun in 1915 by J. Chatzidakis and were continued by the French Archaeological School.
Influenced by the Legion of Honour, dozens of order decorations were begun in the 19th century not only in Europe, but also in non-European states.
Manpower development programs were begun in the early 1980s, and fisheries education was incorporated into the school curriculum.
He was cautious on the question of the inevitability of Turkish membership, stating that he did not"believe in historic determinism",but that if negotiations were begun,"underpinned by the commitment that will be able to join once it fulfils all conditions, it will join as soon as it does meet the conditions".
It is possible that the excavations were begun under the mandate of the emperor Domitian, while the draft of the forum was completely in charge of the architect Apollodorus of Damascus, who also accompanied the emperor Trajan's campaign in Dacia.
Columbia was drydocked on 5 June and repairs were begun, but on 15 June, she was decommissioned and placed in ordinary.
It is dumb, dumb since these experiments were begun several years ago; it is dumb because I have kept it sheltered from the only thing man does not know how to produce, from the germs which float in the air, from Life, for Life is a germ and a germ is Life.
The GeoJSON format working group and discussion were begun in March 2007 and the format specification was finalized in June 2008.
Negotiations to raise funds were begun in late summer 2019, and by the end of December a loan agreement was signed.
Negotiations to raise funds were begun in late summer 2019, and by the end of December a loan agreement was signed.
In 1979 archaeological excavations in the Chapel of São Pedro were begun by the cultural services of Portugal, which discovered the existence of medieval funerary tombs, dating to the turn of the 13th century.
But it is dumb- dumb ever since these experiments were begun several years ago; it is dumb because I have kept it from the only thing which man cannot produce- from the germs which feed in the air- from life, for life is a germ and a germ is life.