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Discover LudwigThe phrase "shared histories" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to historical accounts and events that are shared among two or more people, places, or groups of people. For example: "The two countries had shared histories of conflict that dated back centuries."
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There are links and deep roots in these friendships – shared memories, shared histories and shared goals.
But two conferences with such shared histories cannot splinter and blend without scar tissue.
Alongside the questions and the reminders of shared histories, the exhibition goes further – and the reviewers have been outraged.
The believable middle-class crosstalk about their careers and shared histories is suddenly stilled when the lights go out.
Rather than being united by their shared histories, the two sides of Hispaniola remain riven by an unresolved past.
They argue that we feel more comfortable with, and are readier to share with and sacrifice for, those with whom we have shared histories and similar values.
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And now our shared history.
"We have shared culture, shared history".
There is a favourable shared history here.
Shared history makes time fall away.
There is shared history, comparable religion, shared culture.
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