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Meanings of current history in English
Russian
новейшее время Portuguese
idade contemporânea Catalan
història contemporània Spanish
historia contemporánea 
Era of history starting from between 1914 and 1915 up to the current age.
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Examples for "contemporary history"
Examples for "contemporary history"
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The writing of contemporary history was associated with the register of the magistrates.
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What happened at Prestidge later in the day is of course contemporary history.
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This has to be the biggest match in our contemporary history.
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This record is very interesting in view of contemporary history.
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There are many allusions in his work to contemporary history.
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For the contemporary period, you should study some selected comic books.
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This is an emergent and urgent contemporary period of time.
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The cases were assigned to an early period (2001-2011) and a contemporary period (2012-present).
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Contemporary Period: Internal Development 7.
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Contemporary Period: Foreign Affairs
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We cannot know whether Congress System principles applied in the contemporary era would have resulted in happier outcomes.
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In the contemporary era, BAV was performed as a bridge to TAVR in 23.4% of patients.
Usage of current history in English
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Mr. B. had just wound up a semester teaching current history at Fordham.
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He was a central figure of the current history of Europe.
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He had a lot of current history to catch up on.
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But a good half of the lecturerers he now handles are specialists in current history.
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The Persian was already well versed in current history.
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He sees current history from the absolutely opposite point of view, say, to the lyric poet.
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His home paper some months afterward gave Gibbons well earned credit for that contribution to current history.
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Newspapers have always been important to the Library, giving as they do so much current history and opinion.
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To-day one must read current history.
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I admitted I had, for I had been well coached by Blenkiron in the current history of industrial disputes.
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The essays described as " current history" are political journalism in which Lewis argues the case for an Iraq war.
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I have long held that movies are not the medium in which to exploit specific moments in past and current history.
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The hairy man knew something of current history and statistics, but he had not a pleasant way of imparting his knowledge.
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All these may be presented in a concrete form as a part of the work of conveying a knowledge of current history.
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I have gone on with the story of my three first novels consecutively, anticipating the current history of myself and South Australia.
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He informs his readers as to what is going on, and he points out the relation between cause and effect-interpretscurrent history.
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Translations for current history
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Current history through the time
Current history across language varieties
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