During the 7th and 6th centuries bce, Aramaic gradually began to replace Babylonian as the spoken and written language; after that Babylonian was still used for writings on mathematics, astronomy, and other learned subjects, but by the 1st century ce it had completely died out.
Allon asked: 'What shall we do with the Arabs?' Ben-Gurion made a dismissive, energetic gesture with his hand and said: 'Expel them.' At 1330 hours, 12 July, before the shooting had completely died down in Lydda, Operation Dani headquarters issued the following order to Yiftah brigade headquarters: '1.
Finally, 12 flaps (85.71%) remained viable, 1 (7.14%) had partially sloughed, and 1 (7.14%) had completely died owing to a hypercoagulable state.
During the past 300 million years, there have been 214 families of beetles, but only 35 of those have completely died out, the researchers report online today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Of the 179 families that remain, about 69% have at least one representative in the fossil record.
It is extremely unlikely that anybody in 1939 would be calling themselves a tractarian society, not only because the tractarian movement had completely died out by the very early 1900s, but because any publisher of religious materials at that time would have known that calling themselves a "tractarian society" would imply a connection to the Tractarian Movement.
These cells were analyzed in bulk or as single cell derived clones, after the parental TERTΔ/Δ control culture, that did not undergo the second targeting step, had completely died.
And it has not completely died.
'If we're not careful, we'll lose our great silversmiths.' According to Fennell, the hand-made silver service has not completely died a death.
Coming a generation after the Bakke decision in 1978 invalidated the use of fixed racial quotas but upheld diversity as a goal, the new cases, to be decided by early summer, are certain to attract enormous attention and to renew a debate that has never completely died down.
