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Meanings of date back in English
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remuntar-se Usage of date back in English
1
Crispr is new, but patent laws governing genetic engineering date back decades.
2
Modern build-it-yourself technology kits date back to at least the early-20th Century.
3
Warning signs about his activities date back more than a dozen years.
4
Most of those problems date back to the character's comic book origins.
5
I think they both date back about a hundred and fifty years.
6
Most of the battleships in service date back to the other war.
7
The profits came from licensing arrangements, some of which date back decades.
8
The roots of Fort Worth, Texas-based Burlington Northern date back to 1849.
9
The mummies, twelve of which were children, date back to 305 BC.
10
Council disciplinary powers date back to 1966, when tenant rights barely existed.
11
The use and employment of these dogs date back into remote antiquity.
12
Cherry stones were unearthed during excavations in Offaly that date back millennia.
13
The wiring and pipes in the palace date back to the 1940s.
14
The several benedictions composing this prayer date back to remote ancient times.
15
He was a valued friend from days that date back thirty-five years.
16
They are not old, but seem to date back to other times.
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Date back through the time
Date back across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common