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And we have a trace of that long epoch, even in England.
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And in all that long epoch, they have referred to a day of culmination.
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In fact, their aim is synthesis, construction, after our long epoch of analysis, destruction.
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Naturally enough, the current of history is not an unbroken stream throughout this long epoch.
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The result was a generation- long epoch of anarchy, lawlessness, and ultraviolence that afflicted nobles and commoners alike.
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A long epoch must therefore have intervened between the laying down of the Bunter and of the Keuper.
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The Niagara limestones testify to a long epoch of repose, when low-lying lands sent little waste down to the sea.
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Improvement there was, to be sure, during all that long epoch of slow development; but it was improvement at a snail's pace.
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Think of the long epochs that passed before it entered our heads.
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The ultimate verdict can only be obtained by the survey of long epochs.
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Even a simulated mind must find many ways to survive the long epochs, with no way to affect or influence the external, objective universe.
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The hush that cloaked the town seemed a silence of countless years, of decades, of centuries, a silence of unimaginably long epochs piled on epochs.