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1. Both historic buildings and food can be governed by either preserve or conserve

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2. And as I exchange nods and stroll through the old historic neighbourhoods of Athens, I sense a warm affection for this Greece and a feeling that she likes me too

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3. Not quite historic Greece', I said

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4. Experts had called the India-Australia series historic

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5. Home to honey-coloured limestone architecture, clear skies and blue sea – find historic palaces, cathedrals and forts

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6. There were no historic buildings, city

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7. Soon the plastic-stringed, tensioned-pitched models would be as historic as her antler-pitched chord-key model that she left with Varniss

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8. bridge into the historic town centre was like something

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9. was a serious threat of the historic Charles Bridge being

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10. and historic context in which they developed

11. More to the events at hand: We just made a historic open contact with an Alliance station and were welcomed, did routine business and were wished 'happy trails' upon our departure! That is the promise of a new future for our people we have for so long wished and which the Matriarch has hoped would transpire in our time

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12. Together, we can make something historic by forces coming together for good on a global scale

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13. And this unsettling break from their historic blind allegiance to the Supreme Council on top of their traditional disregard for any but their own kind we are used to confronting

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14. She continued, “Our next little encounter with the legend in his own mind that is Husim, shall play even more to our own historic strengths than the 'Sleep-Over' we just had as his guests

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15. It had been totally renovated years before by the State of Pennsylvania as a historic landmark, but while doing so, they had also completely brought it into the 21st Century of wireless technology

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16. It’s the most historic place around here, that’s for sure” Isabelle responded loudly

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17. In an odd way, it was an accidental retreat for them to be here, but when they left Fallingwater, their lives would be different because of this early winter night in this historic mountain retreat

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18. If we compare the evidence before us today, with what is said to have occurred in the Creation model, finding a better match between the evidence and the historic accounts, would this not more clearly point out to us, the direction we need to follow to obtain the truth? Can we really believe that there is a God and that He created everything and can we somehow show proof of his existence?

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19. 1 Scientists believe that the information contained in historic documents such as the Bible and other biblical texts are non-scientific

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20. 5 billion years old, it makes it easier to accept that the Geologic Column is an historic record of past ages; even though there are various aspects found within the “Column” that go against the idea of it being formed gradually or being millions of years old

21. Proving the validity of the information contained in the book, which relates to our physical world in the present day, as well as to historic events and other aspects, which can be analysed conclusively; we will have a solid foundation from where we can also relate to the information relating to situations, which we cannot validate

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22. Sadly, most people are not aware of this and see the Bible as just another religious or historic book, with do’s and don’ts

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23. The next section is the Nevi’i or "prophets" containing the historic account of ancient Israel and Judah and the works of prophecy that are today known in the Christian Bible as the Major and Minor prophets

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24. B: -- That prophecies, or predictions, which are made in the Bible regarding events that have already occurred in history - but after the Bible was written - can be verified as 100% accurate and truthful from historic records?

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25. We know from historic records that each book was written at a different time, during a period of 50 years

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26. What differentiates the Bible from other books that predict the future, is that the Bible is very clear and concise in its prediction of future events still to come and based on historic records that have been verified, we know that about two thirds of the prophecies in the Bible have already been fulfilled

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27. From historic records we know that Antaxerxes’ decree to restore Jerusalem, was passed on March 14th, 445 BC

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28. C: -- Ensuring that historic events occur in such a way that would one day provide a model of events that would happen at specific times in the future and also serve as pointers to milestones which are achieved as time passes

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29. Can any human pull off something like this? If we compare this information with works from historic figures like Nostradamus, could their works be compared to the design found in the Bible? You would find that, although some similarities may be present, the predictions by Nostradamus and others are in all cases extremely vague and require a lot of interpretation from the reader’s side and are in many cases incorrect or cannot be linked to any events that have occurred or will occur

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30. All this would be required just to begin to reach some understanding of what would be essential in achieving the complicated and humanly impossible design that is contained in historic events that have been captured in this document

31. 1: -- Prophetic predictions that we can verify through historic accounts that were all 100% accurate and concise

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32. For Information Set A, we may have current evidence or well preserved historic accounts through which we can validate the statement

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33. Rex told her he never got bored in the old historic museum

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34. Consider: He made the southern one third of the state of Utah a National Historic Preserve

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35. Amid all the anguish, few groaned; some raved in delirium, one boyish lieutenant again urging his men forward in the historic charge

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36. It is often times, however, the result of self-destructive tendencies common to decaying cultures that have grown (morally) listless and (intellectually) indifferent to their (historic) traditions because of their (material) opulence, perhaps

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37. The companies collectively settled the historic suit for a staggering $200 Billion amortized over a twenty five (25) year period

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38. This is a serious matter, really! That for years the French have been rubbing accusations of racism and social violence in our (collective) noses, I will simply respond by saying, welcome to the real world mon ami! America has waged its own historic battles against poverty, racism and unemployment over the years

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39. Not only do they legitimize Bush as resident of the White House one more time, but they constitute a mandate for his administration because of its historic significance

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40. During the historic retreat from Mons by the British Expeditionary Force, he broke both legs in a crash of his BE 8 and also suffered a smashed kneecap

41. Crowned with two lions which seem to protect the royal coat of arms, that historic gate, constructed between 1878 and 1880 and inaugurated in 1894, stands erect as a monument to the glory of Pagsanjan when it was the capital of Laguna at a time during which the Philippines was still a Spanish colony

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42. It was in this environment that I was able to enter for the first time since 1944 in the historic and renowned “Cabildo” of Salas de los Barrios, a huge wine cellar that formerly belonged to my uncle Daniel Tahoces and is today the property of his descendents with whom I could recall some pleasurable moments of the past

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43. Once the determination was made to deny us admission to the museum, I calmly spoke to them in Spanish and let them know how disappointed I was of the manner in which they administered that cultural center of such historic significance and that I was going to write an article to let the world know what I considered an “inconceivable administrative ineptitude”

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44. Our complaint was not about the measures taken to protect the drawings of those historic caves, which do require certain restrictive norms, but rather the inconsequence of those measures with regard to the museum

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45. The Flying Circus, Later that Historic Day

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46. This was historic

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47. Basically 2(d) affirmed the Church’s historic and current doctrine and practice in relation to human sexuality (i

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48. They walked up the main street, lined with historic buildings from the gold mining days of the 1800’s

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49. Over two hours of constant driving followed, before they arrived at their next destination, Ross, where historic gold fields could still be panned

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50. Some are historic: This relatively flat valley is the birthplace of what is seen by many as the oldest of all civilizations

51. All of us here at Consolidated Broadcasting Group are both honored, and very excited to be a part of this pioneering new form of electric motorsport, in its second historic season

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52. play in what will become a historic decision by the

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53. It’s a historic opportunity

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54. ” Solomon, treading in those footsteps, brought Israel to its historic though temporary pinnacle, but in the end he also spiritually stumbled

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55. How was it, Jason wondered, that he didn’t know about this historic figure? He’d better study up and get the lowdown on Mr

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56. At the library, housed in a historic building in the middle of the city, I worked “back-stage” doing the subject cataloguing for all incoming books, editing the computer records, expanding the thesaurus used by this section, and writing articles as requested

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57. A historic innovation, and genius mechanics

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58. I took advantage of one of her visits to the shops to hire a guide and visit some of the many lovely and historic churches that the city boasts

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59. He first took me to the Basilica of Saint Denis, a historic building located some distance from Paris, to the north of the city

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60. historic buildings were razed, citizens became

61. on the historic core of Amarillo has brought

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62. the grounds of the historic Bivins mansion

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63. Route 66-Sixth Street Historic District, it is a beloved pit stop for downtown professionals, bikers,

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64. weapons and the Panhandle Plains Historic

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65. Opposite: Panhandle Plains Historic Museum, founded in 1933 and located on the campus of West Texas A&M University, has an extensive collection of American Indian artifacts and tells the story of the People of the Plains dating back over 14,000 years

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66. to its home on the historic theater was

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67. Opposite: This bird’s eye view of the organ at the historic First Baptist Church, captures the scope of the impressive instrument

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68. In historic times they first grew large with refugees from other tribes, then were destroyed during King Philip’s War

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69. In historic times they were peaceful and helped the Pilgrim Colony

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70. and is on the National Register of Historic Places

71. Route 66-Sixth Street Historic District

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72. In historic times they formed a confederacy with related tribes from the east bank of the Hudson River (from Poughkeepsie to Manhattan) to the Connecticut River

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73. pioneers, donated the historic first Wesley

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74. Above: The historic First Baptist Church

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75. Court and the historic Talmage Apartments;

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76. The League is located in the historic

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77. National Register of Historic

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78. headquartered in the historic Shelton-

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79. has been a superb recycle of a historic building

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80. the historic renovation of the Santa Fe

81. next to original water tanks at the historic

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82. of downtown Amarillo’s historic warehouse

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83. She is the author of the book Amarillo’s Historic Wolfin District which chronicles the history of one of Texas’ most beautiful historic districts

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84. Her interests include researching historic Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle, photography, architectural design, traveling, genealogy, mentoring, and writing for publication

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85. Now “common sense” would tell us, based on these historic facts, that everything is cool and we need not panic

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86. Indubitably, his book exhibits a rather selective distillation of historic and geographic details, not the minutely and exhaustive documentary of the American writer who includes in his books detailed

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87. day in the future, Salas de los Barrios will be able to recover its historic identity in its totality

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88. Seekers and investigators of entertainment and adventures ought to visit the three historic forts of the island

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89. To that end, the group preferred to seek and visit a plethora of vistas and historic buildings that offer a colorful glance of the past

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90. Designated as Historic National Patrimony in 1977 and dislodged six years later, it now serves as a landmark for the visiting ships and a museum for tourists

91. However, sightseers interested in history and attracted by historic cities of great culture, will be delighted with a pleasurable walk through the Old San Juan, for, in spite of a century of independence from Spain, still exhibits with relish its unspoiled original colonial inheritance

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92. Declared a National Historic Monument, the castle was constructed by the Spaniards from 1539 to 1783, on a rocky high ground to protect San Juan Bay from attacks by sea

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93. Strong and heavy, made of red painted wood and dating back to the year 1520, it is the only entry to the historic city left of the six old original gates of the walled-in city

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94. National Historic Site of San Juan is as much a reminder of the ironies and dilemmas as of the glories and tragedies of the Spanish colonial experience

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95. They registered in the Emperatriz I Hotel where he always lodges when he stays in that historic and universally recognized University City

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96. phoenix, the first historic figure of the 21st century

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97. Héctor sent the message when he wrote the prologue to this book, but it reflects well the general sentiment of the Spanish people vis-à-vis this historic event

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98. Accustomed to California’s Catholic missions, Amante, Lucille and Roger left the place quite disappointed as far as its artistic value goes, without judging, naturally, the religious value which that historic enclosure represents for that city and that entire region

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99. The short visit to the property that includes the historic Riccarton House was not at all astonishing, but Roger found it somewhat interesting and intriguing

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100. They spotted unharmed islets of green and luxurious bushes, sandy sea arms, attractive suburban ports with their pleasant beaches, numerous boats of all types and sizes, the city’s distinct silhouette with its magnificent tower and world-famed historic structures such as the stunning landmark Opera House and the Bridge