Gun-rights arguments have their origins not in eighteenth-century Anti-Federalism but in twentieth-century liberalism.
He is the most important figure in twentieth-century English-language literary culture.
Often typecast as the blonde ditz, Diaz also hit the big screen opposite Tinseltown goofball Ashton Kutcher in Twentieth Century Fox's spring comedy, What Happens in Vegas.
In its twentieth annual "Trouble in Toyland" report released in November the consumer group singles out Mattel for putting a blanket warning that "small parts may be generated" on many of its toys.
What was unconscionable to us in South Africa in the twentieth century is just as unconscionable in the United States in the twenty-first.
The Shrovetide processions - banned in turn by the Catholic Church in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries and by the socialist government in the twentieth century - play an important role in securing cohesion within the village community.
If education and human capital were the keys to economic prosperity in the twentieth century, they are even more important in the twenty-first.
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In Paris in the Twentieth Century, published for the first time in 1994, Verne described fax machines, gas-powered cars and an elevated mass transit system.
From Velazquez in the seventeenth century, through Goya straddling the eighteenth and nineteenth, to Picasso in the twentieth, Spain has the proudest of traditions in art.
The historian Robert Darnton compares the oral tale tellers to the Yugoslavian bards studied in the twentieth century by Albert Lord and Milman Parry, in the effort to understand how the Homeric epics were composed.
In my mind the best example in the twentieth century would be Alan Turing.
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Vietnam fought guerilla campaigns almost continuously for more than thirty years in the twentieth century.
Technology in the twentieth century extended the media's reach to millions of citizens through radio, TV, and the Internet.
Similar incentive plans reappeared in early twentieth-century factories, with managers dangling the promise of cash rewards if their workers reached certain production levels.
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Bellows was the most talented and, ultimately, the second-best artist who studied with Robert Henri, at the New York School of Art, early in the twentieth century.
Brazil did much the same in the twentieth century.
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"The drowning of the village of Capel Celyn in the Tryweryn valley was one of the most important political events in Wales in the twentieth century, " said BBC Wales Welsh affairs editor Vaughan Roderick.
After retiring as Warden of Goldsmiths College in 1984, Hoggart continued to write from his home in Farnham, including a three-volume autobiography (collectively entitled Life and Times), which has been widely celebrated as a rich account of English life in the twentieth century.
At first a major component of regional popular culture among Brazilians of African descent, the Samba de Roda was eventually taken by migrants to Rio de Janeiro, where it influenced the evolution of the urban samba that became a symbol of Brazilian national identity in the twentieth century.
In the early twentieth century, hundreds of thousands of people journeyed far to take part in the Canadian fur trade.
Then, in the early twentieth century, British colonial authorities imposed a tax on the Zulus that had to be paid in cash.
In the early twentieth century, there was some support for a psychosomatic interpretation.
In the early twentieth century, you needed only a high-school diploma and a one-year medical degree to practice medicine.
Most of the structures on Oxford Street, for example, were built in the mid-nineteenth century, but after World War II bombings, some had to be rebuilt in the late twentieth century.
She has written about British book publishing in the nineteenth, twentieth and twenty-first centuries, and is a specialist in the use of quantitative methods in the study of the industry.
Electrophysiological studies have shown that the magnocellular path does not operate properly in dyslexics: it is one-twentieth of a second slower in its response than in normal subjects.
But in the middle of the twentieth century their prescriptivist assumptions came up against violent opposition, at least in the academic world.
Because of the way manufacturers concealed the dangers, workers began to sue their employers for damages sometime in the mid-twentieth century.
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Of the 400 arias regularly sung in opera performances in the mid-twentieth century, only a few dozen continue to be performed.
What makes it Vulcanlike, though, is that it circles its star, Kepler-10, once every 20 hours, in an orbit a twentieth the size of Mercury's.
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