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Meanings of human civilisation in English

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Usage of human civilisation in English
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It is easy to imagine that human civilisation on Mars is inevitable.
BBC
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There is nothing quite like it in the history of human civilisation.
The Irish Times
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Taken by foot soldiers Palmyra is the birthplace of human civilisation.
News.com.au
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Waterworks were essential for the establishment and progress of human civilisation.
The Irish Times
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AI is a fundamental risk to the existence of human civilisation.
News.com.au
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Both may well have their origin in the very dawn of human civilisation.
The Meaning of Witchcraft
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But twice as many existed before the start of human civilisation.
The Guardian
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However, human civilisation will be advanced enough to move to a new star system.
News.com.au
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Politeness means the atmosphere and ritual of the city, the symbol of human civilisation.
All Things Considered
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The history of that Church joins together the two great ages of human civilisation.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 2
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The policeman means the representative and guardian of the city, the symbol of human civilisation.
All Things Considered
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I saw orange mushroom clouds and the end of human civilisation, as we know it.
The Irish Times
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Zubrin says the experiments have already given them hints about how extraterrestrial human civilisation might develop.
BBC
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The coming of the metal brains had brought one of the great crises in human civilisation.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
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That is what almost all of human civilisation, on every continent, has believed ever since civilisation began.
The Irish Times
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For many people, charity is the moral Polyfilla that keeps the edifice of human civilisation from crumbling.
The South African
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