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10,000 years ago-- agriculture.And recorded history basically 5,000 years ago, but look at it.It's a tenth of a second before midnight.
And recorded history basically 5,000 years ago, but look at it.
since the dawn of recorded history.
So that's recorded history.
All of recorded history-- nobody.
Meaning all cultures in recorded history, since the first agrarian and urban civilizations.'
the hottest year in recorded history, we've just completed the hottest decade in reported
There's nothing in recorded history that explains how an ice sheet collapses in warmer temperatures.
The oldest business cycle in recorded history of mankind.
and at the beginning of recorded history the alphabet so that's
This is first time in recorded history that that that's happened.
between the African continent and Europe because there is no recorded history of European empires
American adults are single today for the first time in recorded history and the proportion of households that have just
These are illnesses that have been present since the beginning of recorded history, but they weren't well understood.
Now this fawning to one of the most evil people in recorded history doesn’t make an advertisement for the virtue of the arts per se.
This is a power that, for our whole recorded history, we have ascribed to the gods.
no one knew, at least in recorded history.
All of recorded history is a big amount of time.
And that is recorded history.
So 2015, hottest year in recorded history.
So from 2002 to 2007, the world economy experienced its most rapid period of growth in recorded history.
And Roger Bannister, in 1954, was the first human being in all of recorded history to ever break
But this summer, here we are in the hottest summer in recorded history, or at least so far it's shaping up to be that, in
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