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Native Americans of California and Arizona historically used non-returning boomerangs to kill birds and rabbits.
Historically, the Persian Gulf belongs to Iran.
I want to capture as much as I can in order to preserve it historically.
Movie subtitles
You're a new, historically still undefined type!
Americans, traditionally and historically, have given vent to their views.
You see, sir, it's possible to get a time lock on Doug and Tony. if they're with other persons we can fix in time historically.
You won't accomplish anything, but it may be historically valuable.
Historically unpopular.
Well, historically, you'd be in very good company.
Exactly. Historically speaking, this collection is a bit of a jumble.
I know, historically, news divisions are expected to lose money.
We would not want to produce a television show. celebrating historically deviational terrorism.
Well, there's so little of it that's historically reliable, is there?
Yes, historically, the Logopolitans do everything.
We're dealing with stable allies of the US, not to mention the links historically between Knox Oil and Scotland.
Historically speaking, killing a king has often brought bad luck.
Historically intriguing, Captain.
Historically speaking, Montego should be a part of Sardia anyway.
Hilter. he says that historically, Taunton. is part of Minehead already.
Well, historically, you'll be in very good company.
I know that, historically, news divisions are expected to lose money. But to our minds, this philosophy is a wanton fiscal affront to be resolutely resisted.
We would not want to produce a television show celebrating historically deviational terrorism.
And historically has never existed.
A name that historically has not taken kindly to betrayal.
Even though I'm more historically inclined, I'll try and help you.
Whites can't be trusted - historically they were traitors.
Historically, the breaking of bread symbolized friendship and community.
I have surmised that La Forge was conditioned by Romulans, a process referred to historically, and inaccurately, as brainwashing.
Historically. legends say it was founded by Hercules.
Look here, friend, the interests of the working classes are historically and diametrically opposed to those vested interests which lay behind the party you have mentioned.
If England is able to point with pride to the most brilliant cavalry exploits in military history, it's only thanks to the fact that she has developed strength historically in both her animals and her men.
So, historically Vieira can save Eldorado from underdevelopment. from the International Extraction Company's colonisation.
Countries which are historically our inferiors..have their own missiles: ground-to-air,..
But the Surrealists in Prague are the most active and have the most continuity, historically.
Let them condemn us later, if, historically, they're more intelligent.
Well, historically, Harry, when Jupiter and Saturn are conjunct, there are enormous shifts in power and fortune.
I don't really know why he needed to marry her, historically.
News and current affairs
Historically, there tends to be the same set of themes: fearsome, uncontrolled transformative change led by educated, urbanized cosmopolitans.
During the last two decades, consumption drove these countries' economic growth, reaching historically high GDP shares.
Historically, the principal agents of reef degradation have been over-fishing and pollution, not global warming.
At the other end, conservatism in many European countries has historically veered too close for comfort to right-wing extremism.
But let's back up historically, to the founding of what we might call modern conservatism in early nineteenth-century Britain and France.
Republicans have historically been more supportive of such bilateral free-trade agreements.
Experts would remind us that Kazakhstan had never been a country, and that Ukrainian claims to independence are historically dubious.
Historically, cease-fires have survived only when they are backed by talks that both parties believe are genuine and serious.
Historically, the Kurds - who are distinct in language, culture, and historical consciousness from Arabs - never had their day in court.
Historically, housing prices have shown a lot of momentum, and prices in all these cities are still going up at a brisk rate, though usually somewhat slower than a year or more ago.
Historically, few governments have pursued this type of sequencing, much less with such fervor; indeed, most governments have hesitated, especially when it comes to full currency liberalization.
America, too, historically had problems as a single-currency area, from early chaos before the Constitution to the clash between agricultural and banking interests over the gold standard in the late nineteenth century.
At the same time, with Monti's coalition failing to gain traction, reflecting the historically limited appeal of classic bourgeois parties in Italy, many observers are wondering what his role in the next government will be.
LONDON - The Chinese are the most historically minded of peoples.
Coal has historically played a crucial role as a source of energy worldwide, and has several important advantages over other fossil fuels. First is its relative abundance.
Recognizing the ways in which she has enriched people's thinking about difficult - and historically masculine - subjects can only be good, not only for the women she inspires, but also for the men she influences.
First, nations faced with conflicting claims to water have historically found ways to collaborate rather than to fight.
Historically, the US was modern Asia's largest source of external demand.
Terrorism must lose its legitimacy among those who have historically supported or tolerated it before it will lose its potency.
But they also have a historically ingrained sense of insecurity, owing to frequent conquest and domination, which is being aggravated today by the presence of American troops to their west in Iraq and to their east in Afghanistan.
Because the thousand-year-old city of Mombasa historically had a superb natural harbor, it was fought over many times--by Arabs, the Portuguese, Zanzibaris, the Mazrui, the British, and others.
Historically, a big exporter of people, per inhabitant, has been Ireland.