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Ruddiman, W. F. The Anthropogenic greenhouse era began thousands of years ago.

Even before Mr. Bush's message began, thousands of Iraqis took to the streets in Government-orchestrated protests against the huge buildup of American and allied forces in the Persian Gulf.

Artificial selection for these and other phenotypic traits probably began thousands of years ago by keeping as breeders individuals with certain external features (e.g. color, size, morphology etc) and productive abilities (rapid growth and high fertility).

The mystery began thousands of years ago with Egyptian hieroglyphs, which refer to the "iron of heaven". Archaeologists have long debated whether the Egyptians made artifacts from iron meteorites that fell to Earth in fiery upheavals.

And thus began thousands of years of history, songs, stories, art, and action movies full of hunky men.

The smartphone is a modern expression of a mediated, indirect relationship to reality, and while that may sound like the cellphone zombies of today's world, Lowder argues that this process began thousands of years ago.

But hours before it began, hundreds of sign-waving supporters of both candidates lined the street outside.

The advantages began billions of years ago, when this crustal recycling made the oceans and atmosphere and formed the continents.

The literary serial began hundreds of years ago with One Thousand and One Nights, said Byliner's editor-in-chief Mark Bryant.

Most of the major anthropogenic pressures that are known to impact biodiversity began hundreds of years earlier than the start of biodiversity monitoring schemes (Fig. 1).

Since the recession began, millions of women have found themselves underemployed, working in survival jobs for which they're overqualified.