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For eons mankind has been getting healthy highs from music.

"Mankind has been dreaming of autonomous cars since the 1950s," said the company's head, Dieter Zetsche.

"The idea of mixing comedy and politics has been around as long as mankind has been doing theater," he said.

But nothing, in the history of mankind, has been of less comprehensible interest than this here series.

"Ever since the dawn of civilization, mankind has been enchanted by the dream of flight," Carson said.

Mankind has been playing with language for as long as there has been language, and Mad Libs is assuredly not the first game of its ilk.

Words like "brotherhood" and "mankind" have been banished.

"THE ages of mankind have been classified by the materials they use the Bronze Age, the Iron Age, the Age of Silicon.

MATTHEW POWER STAN OVSHINSKY: "The ages of mankind have been classified by the materials they use: the Bronze Age, the Iron Age, the Age of Silicon.

In England the statesman David Lloyd George was an especially articulate class warrior, declaring: "All down history nine-tenths of mankind have been grinding corn for the remaining tenth and have been paid with husks and bidden to thank god they had the husks".

"Throughout the whole history of science," Flexner wrote, "most of the really great discoveries which had ultimately proved to be beneficial to mankind had been made by men and women who were driven not by the desire to be useful but merely the desire to satisfy their curiosity".