That people understand in the early 21st century that dysfunction is part of their lives?
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In the world of music in the early 21st century, The Rolling Stones make an easy target.
Can Northern Ireland regain in the early 21st century a measure of the economic success it enjoyed in the early 20th?
To be a middle-middle-class American in the early 21st century is to occupy the 99.99 percentile of human existence, in terms of nutrition, wealth and ease.
The ban on smoking in public places, such as bars and restaurants, has been one of the greatest public health debates of the early 21st century.
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Even then, Social Security faces a long-range crisis in the early 21st century as fewer and fewer working people have to support more and more elderly.
Although her economic, financial and trade union reforms prepared the ground for the boom years of the late 20th and early 21st century, her style was out.
When Aliens: Colonial Marines (A:CM) was released last month, many fans who had anticipated the smooth, clean graphics of the trailers were disappointed to see blocky, early 21st century textures instead.
The ratio of Social Security taxpayers to beneficiaries, after holding at about 3 to 1 into the early 21st century, could drop to as low as 2 to 1 by 2030.
Romney and Ryan, together with GOP leaders like Chris Christie, Marco Rubio, and Nikki Haley, represent a more intelligent, more inclusive, more upbeat, and more pro-capitalist GOP, fit for the early 21st Century.
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Mr. Warren Buffett has his finger on the pulse of the early 21st Century economy and his interests easily seem to switch between a belief in resurgent rail traffic and faith in consumer food products.
Lay and Skilling, who have pleaded innocent to all charges, maintain that there was no fraud at Enron--merely bad publicity and poor investor confidence, bringing down the firm's value innocently, like many other companies that sagged in the early 21st century.
So, it seems, the scientific uncertainty generated by not having good data from the mid-20th century is going to be repeated in the early 21st century (satellites may help on optical depth, but it would really help to know what is being emitted).
The brand has not managed to return to the early-21st century levels, when the brand was rated the highest of every brand we tracked.
But between the early 20th Century and early 21st that number tumbled to around 80.
Nominally the Little Ice Age ended around 1850, but the gradual retreat of the ice took a century and a half to clear the pass, until its rediscovery early in the 21st century.
The last decade of the 20th century and the early part of the 21st century have seen vulnerabilities like SQL injection make headlines as hackers have stolen millions of credit-card numbers at a time.
Early in the 21st century, a few forward-thinking companies began to question the reasoning behind centralized office work.
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Early in the 21st century, more than 20 of this assembly's members, home to half the earth's population, will lift themselves from the ranks of low-income nations.
As a result Britain was soon absorbing more than 50% of all inward investment in Europe, the British economy rose from the sixth to the fourth largest in the world, and its production per capita, having been half that of Germany's in the 1970s, became, by the early years of the 21st century, one-third higher.
If we intend to be number one in the 21st century the way we have been in the 20th and the early part of this century, we need to make those key investments.
This means rethinking the rules of the early 20th century in light of the realities of the 21st century.
The department hopes to enroll about 360 first- through third-graders in what it's calling the Early Literacy Skills Camp and 360 sixth- through eighth-graders in the 21st Century Skills Camp, according to the outlines of the program issued this week by the department.
The early use of fracking to get at reserves previously thought of as unrecoverable, shortly after the turn of the 21st century, came about after exploration companies began examining geologic formations using x-ray computed tomography, or CT scanners.
The university said a full programme of events is being planned, which in the early months of 2013 will include lectures and discussion on issues such as the role of nation states in the 21st century and the shape of a modern Scottish welfare state.
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