And to extract humour from annoyances and irritations is what comedians have always done since time immemorial. |
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To find themselves in such a situation is out of pure disregard of a yearly phenomenon that has been uninterrupted since time immemorial. |
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Around since time immemorial, the antiquated Granby Zoo continues to serve as a classic example of old-style zoos. |
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The explosive encounters of age-old adversaries have held a captivating magnetism for the human psyche since time immemorial. |
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The origin of the living entities' bondage in matter goes back to time immemorial. |
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From time immemorial we have been passing through many, many species of life. |
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Like many men since time immemorial, he is living more in hope than expectation. |
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After his arrival, man's everlasting desire for not departing and staying forever in this world is his perpetual passion from time immemorial. |
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It is legendary in its use as a magical cure-all and has been used as food or a remedy since time immemorial. |
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They've come south to graze their cattle and trade in the dry season from time immemorial. |
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Sustainability is an old term that has appeared in many guises from time immemorial. |
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From time immemorial slaves have manifested a desire to escape their bondage. |
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The greatest show of leadership has been since time immemorial measured by the ability to practice what you preach. |
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From time immemorial, or at least since the '50s, teens have been assembling scrapbooks and collections to celebrate their pop icons. |
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From time immemorial there have been friendly migrations and unfriendly onslaughts on the Kerala society, mostly through the sea. |
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We are simply stating the case that males from time immemorial always contested each other as part of the growing-up process. |
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These movements are accompanied by the sound of wild beating of drums, which again hasn't changed since time immemorial. |
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It is true that, from time immemorial, armies have always been attended by camp followers. |
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Jujutsu can trace its origins back to the ancient age of the kami and time immemorial as a unique Japanese martial art. |
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Jewellery in the form of bracelet, rings, pins and earrings have been used universally since time immemorial. |
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Having retained its aura of mystique and history since time immemorial, it has become a restful corner in our hectic world. |
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More often than not, Inuit used plants as tea, and various tea recipes have existed across the Arctic since time immemorial. |
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From time immemorial, man has learnt to extract this precious metal from Mother Earth. |
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The archidiaconal residence rises on an area tied since time immemorial to church activities. |
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The traditional practices are the most difficult to deal with since they are about attitude and our way of life going back to time immemorial. |
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Since time immemorial, India has been important for adventures, proselytizers, and marauders. |
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Since time immemorial man has caught fish and whales, but in the past three decades a rum situation has emerged. |
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It was true that the right of self-defence had been improperly invoked since time immemorial. |
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Preventing the young giving birth to babies unwanted by their parents will break a cycle of unwanted pregnancies that has gone on for time immemorial. |
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From time immemorial, war has gone along with fiscal irresponsibility. |
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Life moved in a groove that had been set from time immemorial, with only minor deviations. |
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From time immemorial man has employed various methods separately or conjointly for preserving food. |
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Hundreds of millions of peasants rose up and seized the land on which their forebears had been exploited from time immemorial. |
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Since time immemorial, people have always fallen for the charms of illusion. |
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Dwarves have been guardians of the mountains since time immemorial, when their ancestors dug mines and developed the arts of the smithy. |
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This was a disaster culturally for the first nations that have depended on this fish for feasts and cultural events since time immemorial. |
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Montreal, located at the juncture of numerous waterways, has been an important trading centre since time immemorial. |
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Switzerland has granted mutual assistance in tax affairs since time immemorial. |
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Since time immemorial in the History of Art, there are people who influence and others who are influenced. |
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Looking to the past, Aboriginal peoples speak of being of this land since time immemorial. |
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Communication has been integral to Aboriginal peoples since time immemorial. |
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Since time immemorial, that source has often been symbolised by a sacred cup, the Grail. |
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Let it serve as a witness, for time immemorial, to continued peace and prosperity in this community. |
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Our ancestors and we have occupied the interior of the Quebec-Labrador Peninsula since time immemorial. |
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According to the 'Beer Atlas' wheat has been much used in the brewing process since time immemorial, but has fallen into disuse in recent years. |
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Finally, nettle is another healing plant used since time immemorial to cure many diseases. |
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Trade has from time immemorial, on all continents, been a vehicle for cultural, artistic and spiritual encounters, dissemination and interaction. |
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Afghanistan has been at the crossroads of cultures since time immemorial and was an important junction on the ancient Silk Roads. |
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To swim like a fish in water or fly like a bird: since time immemorial, researchers and engineers have tried to emulate the wonders of nature. |
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From time immemorial, the moon has been a fascination for mankind. |
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From time immemorial our human race has been called a race of wanderers and wayfarers, a restless people forever setting forth in pursuit of a better life. |
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The Government must consider giving financial aid to rural traditional medicine centres which have been operating in the State since time immemorial. |
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Whether or not Witchcraft was handed down in an unbroken line from time immemorial or whether there was ever a golden age of matriarchy is totally irrelevant. |
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As Larkin would no doubt expect, the history of dubious royal parenting steps back to time immemorial. |
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And we have done so in a ritual that is ageless and tribal from time immemorial. |
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Because they seem to have done a pretty good job of avoiding this kind of thing since time immemorial. |
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Cheshire and Lancashire families made similar additions of crests to the plain prescriptive coat armor which they had previously used from time immemorial. |
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The Adams Lake Indian Band indicates it has relied since time immemorial on the salmon returning to their area, in the interior of the Province, to spawn. |
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A poor New Zealander, whose forefathers had from time immemorial been anthropophagi. |
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At the same time, we respectfully submit that since time immemorial, the strengths of Aboriginal peoples have ensured the continuance of the cultures for thousands of years. |
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From time immemorial, the city has attracted travellers with its prosperity. |
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I regret, nonetheless, that the report has not made provision for any exceptions for fleets which have since time immemorial fished the Atlantic taking a negligible amount of the Community quota with much more selective gear. |
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The Mediterranean area has been shaped diffusely by mankind from time immemorial such that human activities and woodland ecosystems have long become directly interconnected. |
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The Taliban launched a new military attack on their northern opponents in the middle of the worst drought this poor country has had since time immemorial. |
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The wards are ancient and their number has changed three times since time immemorial. |
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These three had been cities since time immemorial before the loss of city status. |
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The classic definition of Perth has been as a city, and traditional documentation confirms that this has been true since time immemorial. |
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Tradition can also refer to beliefs or customs that are Prehistoric, with lost or arcane origins, existing from time immemorial. |
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These conditions and the remoteness from consumer markets, due to the transport difficulties, have led to milk being processed into cheese by the shepherds themselves since time immemorial. |
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People have dreamt of immortality since time immemorial. |
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Since time immemorial they have clashed over land and water. |
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For time immemorial there have been storytellers. |
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They have been bred in Italy since time immemorial, loved in palaces and hovels alike, especially for their guard instinct and vigilance. Perhaps most famously, it was the breed favored by Michelangelo. |
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Turrón is a traditional sweetmeat prepared from almonds, honey and sugar, a preparation that has formed a part of Spanish gastronomic culture since time immemorial. |
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This process has been known since time immemorial. |
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Villamaderne is situated along the course of various routes travelled from time immemorial owing to the Valdegovía valley being one of the intermediate lands linking the Castilian tableland with the sea. |
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The basic tenets of Omani foreign policy are rooted on historical and civilizational phenomena that are specific to Oman and have affected the decisions it has taken since time immemorial. |
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Mauna Kea, Hawai'i, the Pacific's tallest mountain at 13,796 feet above sea level, has been a sacred site to Hawai'ians since time immemorial. |
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In addition, this is a local variety of bean which has been grown from time immemorial by farmers in the district of A Mariña Luguesa, who have developed it by choosing the best seeds from each harvest. |
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In this regard, we will never transcend the principles that have been passed down to us since time immemorial, and which came into being with the human race. |
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The scene felt unchanged, from time immemorial. |
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Everyone knows this, and have known it since time immemorial. |
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From time immemorial, political leaders in their vast majority have pronounced in favor of lasting peace, which their actions have also never ceased to make impossible. |
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The plain fact is, recognized since time immemorial but increasingly disregarded, that every person should play truant from work and affairs at least one day a week. |
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These are the same tactics that management has used since time immemorial. |
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The rocks had stood overlooking the valley since time immemorial. |
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Something which has been practised since time immemorial by reference to a particular locality may acquire the legal status of a custom, which is a form of local law. |
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Farming has been practised on Dartmoor since time immemorial. |
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They, from time immemorial, had paid a modus, or composition. |
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Popular in oriental cooking since time immemorial, fenugreek, a pulse, utilized as a spice, is yet to make its debut in the European and North American kitchen. |
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