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Its oldest surviving manuscript fragments date only to the second or third century B.C., but the "Iliad" came into being much earlier, in the eighth century B.C., and came to be attributed about a century later to a poet named Homer.

The rooms that you go into are much more inviting than a doctor's office.

Like much of Ensor's art, "Christ's Entry Into Brussels" was much maligned before gaining critical acclaim.

But it insists that injecting more fair value into accounts is much the best course.

After all, going into hospital is much more dangerous than boarding a plane.

"I think our perspective going into it is much better," quarterback Kerry Collins said.

My dad, who wasn't a big drinker and wasn't into speeding, was much less annoyed about the campaigns telling people not to do that stuff.

The actual flight into orbit is much more fascinating, in part because you are weightless.

But turning it into reality is much more than 30 years away.

Similarly, talking Erick into joining was much easier since Business 2.0 is closing down next week.

However, the record of activating recipients of disability benefits into work is much less successful in all countries that have tried to go down this route.