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"We certainly went back and looked at the era of [Bridges's career] that the filmmakers felt would be the right age," says Barba. "…So we were able to sculpt that likeness for the younger Bridges".
I've been once before and I'll certainly go back to see how it changes over the year.
If my Internet provider degraded my Netflix signal, I would almost certainly go back to watching more cable programs.
Although extant patolas of Gujarat do not predate the late 18th century, their history certainly goes back to the 12th century, if not earlier.
The tradition of fresco painting and temple banners certainly goes back to that of the great Buddhist monasteries of northwest India and the Ganges Valley, but these Indian origins of the 9th to 12th centuries are now entirely lost.
Mike Hine Kingston upon Thames Copycat branding in the UK certainly goes back as far as Josiah Wedgwood, who, in 1769, named his new pottery factory in Stoke-on-Trent Etruria so he could sell "Etruscan ware" (Letters, 17 October).
"What Rubio represents is a particularly articulate defense of a position that has been central to the Republican Party for some period, certainly going back to Reagan," Mr. Kagan said, citing Mr. Rubio's position on promoting democratic values and projecting military strength.
But Sir Jock reckons that any money saved would almost certainly go back to the Treasury, not the conventional forces.On December 11th the government announced a delay of one or two years in building big new aircraft carriers, and the deferral of a new family of armoured vehicles.
