How to pronounce“1970s”in English

1970s who Pinter was actually basing it on he will not say but there's a lot of people in

1970s nobody here is old enough to remember there was an equal balance of

1970s she was the only woman out of 350 men at the country's most famous design firm one of them Raymond Loewy

1970s, we learned about this thing called LDL, low density lipoprotein.

1970s and um what it is is that it's repetitive episodes of Airway obstruction or your the upper uh Airway

1970s and um so but when I went there back for the

1970s found that there needs to be dark matter to explain the Dynamics of individual galaxies and these days we

1970s, it finally settled out and we learned that Pluto is smaller than seven

1970s so something changed and presumably what changed was that he felt that this was the way to get the

1970s uh the gazipur Opium Factory actually is uh it's it's very very well

1970s and 80s the idea that doctors quit I think was incredibly influential on

1970s.

1970s and my wife and I were walking up Madison Avenue and on 73rd in Madison at

1970s uh that enabled uh political po people to go into business as political

1970s there have been so many different kinds of designers it's no longer the way it was in the past where you could say there's one new look and everybody

1970s you were one of the more equal of the western developed countries and so

1970s philosophy as a field had branched far away from moral thought it delv into questions of epistemology the 5-year-olds age-old

1970s and 80s the Democrats they didn't believe in a strong America they want to make us weak may not be true but it's the mythology that's out there in the

1970s uh it caused an economic uh downturns uh you're spending that much money abroad you don't have that much money at home uh some people looked at

1970s and then we got here with the adaptive cruise control that I put here

1970s but especially in the Clinton Administration and then renewed in the Bush Junior Administration made a big push to greatly expand home ownership to

1970s seemed to have all sorts of wacky ideas.

1970s probably by the type of the Revolution about 10 12 universities

The 1970s and ‘80s were turbulent times in Latin America.

the 1970s and 80s but but I was I'm old enough I could tell you and in those

early 1970s they hired this small Ad Agency there was only a couple people uh it was known as balker Heckler

the 1970s that uh these cells had very interesting properties.

the 1970s or '80s to address some of these issues that ordinary legal justice cannot address.

Early 1970s, yeah.

In 1970s, we woke up to sea turtles and as a result many sea turtle populations around the world are rebounding.

the 1970s and ' 80s so some of you might remember the airbag Fiasco um This was um this happened when the first airbags

mid 1970s.

the 1970s.

and 1970s in Paris.

the 1970s really blew apart the idea that the brain developed was structured

the 1970s said we need a major push to find a cure for cancer and since then a lot of great therapies that i've just mentioned and many more

the 1970s, really grew up in areas where people used their cars and they would hang out in the parking lot.

the 1970s, 1980s.

mid-1970s democracy there and as you can see and much of my lecture is really

late 1970s when Michelle and I were at the business school it was in the low

By the 1970s, we got superconducting quantum interference devices, or SQUIDs.

- By the 1970s, no one could deny it any longer, miners, factory workers, shipyard insulators, people who'd been exposed decades earlier

After deregulation in the 1970s, more airlines were free to add routes and the feedback loop accelerated.

- Up until the early 1970s, just about every commercial battery used a water-based electrolyte, and as a result, none of these battery cells could push

1880s and 1970s.

Back in the 1970s, a genre called magical realism put Latin American literature on the map.

Because back in the 1970s, we had the Third Industrial Revolution.

And in the early 1970s, there was a vibrant conversation in the United States-- a bipartisan conversation about data privacy.

in the 1970s.