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And although Arizona is not Hollywood, Winslow, too, has reawakened, recapturing some of a glorious past that dates from well before Route 66. "Winslow was built in the 1880s by the Santa Fe Railway Company," Mayor Allan Affeldt said.
In reality, the guerrillas in the original photograph (which dates from well after Kaine's time in Central America) were not leftists and not in Honduras, but right-wing Contra insurgents in Nicaragua.
Although most patients seek primary care before diagnosis, those presenting as emergencies show different patterns of primary and secondary care use dating from well before their diagnosis, suggesting there may be some scope to reduce emergency presentations through general strategies aimed at discouraging patients' A&E use and encouraging primary care use.
Sequence ages were rounded to the nearest 500 yr BP as most samples were not directly dated but were obtained from well dated stratigraphic layers with a certain age range (Additional file 1: Table S3).
The swap that is central to the UBS-Paramax dispute is one of these customized deals, dating from May 2007, well into the mortgage crisis.
"Money" dates from 1968, well after the rise of Pop, by which time contemporary art, long a coterie interest, had become a high-powered commercial enterprise.
In these cases the beginning of gestation is usually dated from some well-defined point in the reproductive cycle (e.g., the beginning of the previous menstrual period).
Thus the catalogue begins on a neo-Tudor housing estate of 1914 in Eltham that could as well date from the 1880s or the 1580s.
He believes the papyrus itself may well date from the fourth century, but the words, he says, clearly show the influence of modern printed books.
