Two thousand centuries.

China in the last, say, two centuries, nineteenth and twentieth centuries, has been poor and been regarded as poor.

It is as if two centuries of relations between the two countries meant nothing.

The book s plot spans two centuries of revolution. Then, suddenly,

Nearly two centuries have passed since Tocqueville wrote his masterpiece.

Christianity grew rapidly in Sicily during the next two centuries.

For the past two centuries its headquarters have been in Rome.

For the first time in two centuries, the biggest developing economies

It results from the way we have been living for two centuries.

For, as an English political philosopher, Edmund Burke, said two centuries ago

They were devised more than two centuries ago for a mostly agrarian world.

Almost two centuries later, people from around the globe still talk about Poyais.

It took the Romans nearly two centuries to complete the conquest of the Iberian Peninsula, though they had control of it for over six centuries.

The magnetic attraction and repulsion between the two has been going on for centuries.

The remarkable increase in agricultural productivity over the past two centuries demonstrates this clearly.

The same way science has been able to keep you alive for two centuries.

Aside from the atomic bomb, this is the most dangerous security development in two centuries.

In the next two centuries, Sweden was designated by Baroque architecture and later the rococo.

LONDON Two centuries ago, Napoleon s arrival in Egypt heralded the advent of the modern Middle East.

They fought for their rights for over two centuries, and maybe because they sacrifice other minorities,

Nothing like this had ever hit the Al Sabah family, which has ruled Kuwait for two centuries.

The gap between them is so wide that they seem to be anchored in two different centuries.

The intense personal hatred between these men overlays two centuries of tortured history between Russia and Georgia.

So here Steve Pinker and I were considering the magnitude of wars during the last two centuries.

For centuries, the

It's been centuries!

Thirtythree centuries ago.

Five centuries ago.

Darkness for centuries.

Nine centuries ago.

We're against lying, but we're covertly for it in ways that our society has sanctioned for centuries and centuries and centuries.

We're against lying, but we're covertly for it in ways that our society has sanctioned for centuries and centuries and centuries.

Over the centuries, the Chinese have learned a thing or two about when a dynasty s days are numbered.

This closure would mark the end of more than two centuries of British naval presence in the Territory.

But if we can t compete, can we co operate? The two civilizations had centuries of contact in ancient times.

BERLIN Two centuries ago the American and French Revolutions brought forth the natural law concept of inalienable human rights.

Yet others say it has a direct connection with Portugal, which colonized the Omani coastline for nearly two centuries.

A couple of centuries.

Why not eight centuries?

Five centuries of love.

The centuries rolled by.

Of course, this time technological change could be different, and one should be careful in extrapolating the experience of the last two centuries to the next two.

Taking advantage of the French bureaucracy s precision, Piketty was able to reconstruct the French national accounts over nearly two centuries.

We also define our ideal vision for our country for 2020, when we shall mark two centuries of political independence.

The Order was an entity which had lost its territorial power two centuries earlier but continued to enjoy international recognition.