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Something happened nearly two centuries ago.
For nearly two centuries, Christian Fischbacher is synonymous with quality….
The Carthusian monks preserved the manor house for nearly two centuries.
Something happened nearly two centuries ago And I was transformed.
The Bulgarian state was successfully restored after nearly two centuries of occupation.
For nearly two centuries this organization was the most powerful order in the medieval world.
Zoisite has been known for nearly two centuries as an ornamental stone.
One of the country's largest volcanoes erupts for the first time in nearly two centuries.
In 872 nearly two centuries later he was exhumed and moved to another church.
The Knights Templar, by contrast, was a Christian order established for nearly two centuries during the Middle Ages.
Since that night nearly two centuries ago, every time I die, I always return in water, and I'm always naked.
Recurrent plague ended the possibility ofsignificant population growth and stagnated the economy for nearly two centuries.
So after nearly two centuries of scientific endeavour, the age of the earth would be revealed by a few grains of sand.
The French perfume house of Guerlain has been a symbol of beauty and creativity for nearly two centuries and is one of the oldest and most renowned ones in the world.
The mighty Wookiee is nearly two centuries old, but he has fallen on hard times during the age of the expanding Empire.
And now we can see that GDP targeting is just a different form of restriction,hence a new flavor of the same old destruction about which Bastiat wrote nearly two centuries ago.
European horticulturists struggled for nearly two centuries to develop a way to cultivate pineapples in hothouses.
Nearly two centuries after the statue's discovery on the Greek island of Milos in 1820, we have simply gotten used to her armless state.
So, French fashion designers for nearly two centuries offered to the ladies open dress with open neckline.
Nearly two centuries before Cyrus rose to power, Jehovah God mentioned him by name and foretold that he would be the one to conquer Babylon.
Founded in 1820 by William andJohn Graham in Portugal's Douro Valley, for nearly two centuries Graham's has cultivated its reputation as one of the greatest names in Port.
In 872-- nearly two centuries later-- Dagobert was canonized, his body exhumed and moved to another church, and the new church christened the church of Saint Dagobert.
That sense of belonging comes from our commitment to making a difference in people's lives,a commitment that has lasted nearly two centuries and that is our group's most important legacy.
With a history spanning nearly two centuries, Greenwich Village was a mecca to Bohemians, and they played a major role in propagating new political, artistic, and cultural ideas in the area.
The founding in 1752 of the first of the Spanish academies of art resulted in a wave of sterile academic neoclassicism that tended to discourage creativity in the arts for nearly two centuries.
Ideas of an occupied Hollow Earth would be revisited nearly two centuries later, in 1947, when famous polar explorer Admiral Richard Byrd flew reconnaissance missions over the North Pole.
Mission and Values are the foundation of our culture, which comes from our commitment to making a difference in people's lives,a commitment that has lasted nearly two centuries and that is our Group's most important legacy.
It took nearly two centuries for candlestick charts to make the leap to the Western hemisphere from Japan- and just a quartercentury to become the preferred charting technique of traders from Wall Street to Main Street.
The RATE scientists are convinced that the popular idea attributed to geologist Charles Lyell from nearly two centuries ago,“The present is the key to the past,” is simply not valid for an earth history of millions or billions of years.
Nearly two centuries ago, John Quincy Adams, US' sixth president, was wrestling with domestic demands for intervention in the Greek war for independence when he famously said that the US"goes not abroad in search of monsters to destroy".