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After surveying the Late Antique Mediterranean out of which Christianity and, eventually, the Middle Ages grew, the seminar examines the rise and diffusion of Islam.

Present throughout in this telling — in the myth that sprang up in the Middle Ages, grew through the Age of Discovery and flourished in the Machine Age — is the obsession with Joan's sexuality.

But you sure became one, as women of all ages grew to admire you big time as they watched you grow up both on and off the screen.

In these northern European countries, the fertility rise was driven by a catch-up among native-born women of postponed births and by higher contributions from foreign-born women as their numbers in the reproductive ages grew.

Not only is Juanes huge in the Spanish-speaking world, he is also the kind of singer who makes women of all ages grow weak in the knees.

Then there's ones like lockjaw that a lot of people my age grew up with.

Technophobes and neo-Victorians alarmed by life in a cold electronic age grew nostalgic for the comfort of physical design.

Though their families knew each other, Ms. Amyot and Mr. Voege, who are eight years apart in age, grew up in different circles.

Many of the lions of the recording age grew up with composers who have been staples of the recorded reportoire.

Thiel's philanthropic investments in aging grew out of a series of late-night conversations with a friend, author Sonia Arrison.

Those of us in middle age grew up in a world without the Internet, without cellphones, without digital cameras.