One would have hoped that these views of working women were relegated to bygone days.
Based on artifacts, kings and queens of bygone days seem to have been particularly fond of burlwood items.
And in those bygone days, children, money actually earned interest which was a major reason to consider means of deferring gain.
Indeed, land seizures remind some Harlem residents of bygone days when the state seized property precisely because its inhabitants were mostly black.
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The caravan travelers of bygone days used to swear that they had nowhere and never, in all their wanderings, encountered such bewitching beauties.
"Bennett reminds me of the European politics of bygone days, " said Mr Kaniuk, alluding to the rise of the far-right led by demagogues in the 1920s and '30s.
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Visitors can also check out a Thai gold shop from bygone days, take a seat in a dusty, blue-vinyl dentist's chair and admire a replica of an elementary school classroom.
Nothing worse than commencement speakers droning on about bygone days. (Laughter.) But for all the differences, the Class of 1983 actually had a lot in common with all of you.
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The first fractional reserve lenders (typically the goldsmiths of bygone days) were those who issued receipts for storage of gold on behalf of others in the community, and who made a side business of lending.
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They seem more approachable than in days bygone, even if we are merely one of thirty-thousand, following a brand.
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