It dates back to the 1600s after the siege of Vienna by the Ottoman Turks.
They told us that they d like to post their lyrics and tour dates.
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Funfair Park is situated on 2.5 hectares and dates back to the mid-19th Century.
Another alley sells honey from Yemen and dates from Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Oman .
Despite Hockney's stature, the most recent of his pieces in the Tate's collection dates back to 1977.
Milk Tray, which dates back to 1915, is continually being updated to reflect consumer tastes, he says.
Typically your employer or your pension plan administrator can project what you may receive at different retirement dates.
Dates usually kick off the feast, since the sugar- and vitamin-rich fruit helps your stomach readjust to eating.
The first, in the modern age in the English language, dates back to the 1540s.
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The Baltimore Ravens, which dates back to the old division in Cleveland, captured the 2012 crown.
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There are no blackout dates or restrictions of any kind when using your rewards points.
And even dinner dates that go well probably should end sooner than they do.
He shows us the newly restored Villa Necchi Campiglio, which dates from the 1930s.
Decorated with alcoves, mosaics, colored clay and stone cones, it dates from 3500 B.
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Delicious dates and honey produced by bees imported from Italy and Egypt are available year-round.
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The show, which dates back to 1847, hosts livestock, grandstand performances, trade stands and fairground attractions.
First, it has the advantage of familiarity, since it dates back to the late 1940s.
Sixty-two percent have friends who have been called stupid, worthless or ugly by their dates.
Patrol season dates are staggered to take visitor numbers into account and lifeguards have undergone training.
He still didn't have an answer for questions about pricing, battery life or launch dates.
Yet the alliance, which dates back to the Korean war, has long been strained.
In July, the US space agency fixed the dates of its last shuttle flights.
Premier Inn is taking online bookings for the 76-bed hotel for dates from 28 March.
It ends a major federal entitlement program, one that dates from the New Deal.
So it is important to check how much is in your account on those two dates.
All start times and dates can be found on our bobsleigh schedule page .
The three flavors--original, chocolate and cinnamon--are made simply with raw nuts, seeds and dates.
Below is a partial list of upcoming launch dates in the United States and Canada.
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