Shortly afterwards, Mars Global Surveyor arrived, and the modern era of Martian exploration began.
He is the only politician from the modern era to feature on a banknote.
Finally, there are the modern era jobs that have become so common and numerous.
There were a few possibilities, all of which sound pretty pathetic in the modern era.
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How can we communicate most effectively with our ancient tools in the modern era?
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So, the media's essential political roles have become even more significant in the modern era.
The Somerton Park crowd of 18, 000 was also a modern era record attendance for the club.
But that, and its surviving echoes in the modern era, had disappeared like Atlantis.
"It is the way these agreements are negotiated in the modern era, " Gore said.
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In the modern era, Democrats have won statewide races with robust turnout in South Florida.
Nearly seventy years later, information technology innovations are offering disruptive solutions that are transforming our modern era.
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Another advantage we capitalized on in this modern era of the Internet was the global work force.
Such clarity has been in place since 2003, but only rarely in much of the modern era.
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One of the first and best of this modern era, Isaiah Berlin, was born 100 years ago in Riga, Latvia.
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Italy has never been more economically potent for Europe than Germany, England or France in the modern era.
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When it began in 1954, the "original 'Tonight Show' ushered in the modern era of television, " Cuomo continued.
So in the end, you can't really say that this has ever been successfully challenged in the modern era.
No deaths have been recorded during the actual race in the modern era.
Before Wednesday's announcement, speculation had surged that the church might select its first non-European pope of the modern era.
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Even if there were no policies to undermine it, globalisation is suffering its biggest reversal in the modern era.
Historical debate becomes a lot rougher when it moves into the modern era.
It likened the announcement to Jackie Robinson, the first African-American to play in major league baseball in the modern era.
One secret to the band's appeal is the jolt of familiarity that suddenly brings its listeners into the modern era.
Ronnie Perchik, founder and CEO of PromoAid believes Walmart will benefit by bringing the greeter position into the modern era.
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Carmakers have overhauled old designs for the modern era: Volkswagen's New Beetle and the new Fiat 500 are obvious examples.
His fascinating story, a testament to the connection between creativity and freedom, reflects the triumphs and tumults of the modern era.
Square Enix has revived this story for the modern era, and it will be exciting to see where it goes next.
Many who hold modern era post-graduate degrees are unable to read and comprehend the great authors even of the recent past.
But you could say the modern era of contracting began on Jan. 20, 1981, when President Ronald Reagan was sworn into office.
In the modern era the Suez Canal reduced the role of the sea to that of thoroughfare, between the Atlantic and Asia.
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