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It was thought that over 3.5 million people could now have their personal information flung around the EU.
In the past, it was thought that light moved slowly in helium
Apparently, it was thought that Dania was an older name for the area,
This data collection method was thought to be the best method for the nature of this research.
Until recently, it was thought that there was only one way to correct this issue: hormone replacement.
That was thought at first to be a nuclear weapon.
He ruled until 1782 but was thought to have become crazy
Poker was thought of as a game of the men of the underworld in times past however nowadays is played legally in many variations in casinos around the world.
For a long time it was thought that the dance in Klein-Basel was from 1312 because of a misreading.
To be a head of the Babylonian demon king, Pazuzu. And among their finds was thought, by some.
When all was thought lost in the final battle,
The cost of construction, as of the summer of 1926, was thought to be in the range of 120 to 200 million rubles.
There was thought much about this particular as WBQAs rules in this area did not exist back then.
At that time it was thought that high cholesterol levels were the main factor for causing heart attacks and strokes.
It was thought that we would get military assistance from Sweden-Norway,
This car accident was thought to have killed Andrés Quintana a candidate in Chile's recent presidential election.
This was thought to increase your purity so you could be of better service to Spirit.
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School of Physics"It was thought from a theoretical point of view that in the universe there should be some….
Such a cocktail was thought up in the 60s of XXcenturies in the course of studying by scientists the effect of pure 99% oxygen(medical) on the gastrointestinal tract.