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Meanings of one hundred years in English
Unit of time lasting 100 years.
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Usage of one hundred years in English
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Only one hundred years ago we started using them in our food.
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Instead it witnessed one hundred years of virtually unbroken peace and order.
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The secrets that this house held were over one hundred years old.
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The incident illustrates the difficulties that beset communication one hundred years ago.
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Katie's great-grandfather has been blamed for this for nearly one hundred years.
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At one hundred years old, his vitality was nothing short of astonishing.
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After all, they're almost one hundred years old, okay? Grady told him.
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What seventy years are to us, one hundred years are to them.
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At a rough guess, he calculated her age at one hundred years.
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Moreover, they had all been sound asleep for precisely one hundred years.
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For a parrot lives much longer than a man-sometimes one hundred years.
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Why my life to one hundred years rather than to a thousand?
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His family had stirred dirt on this land for one hundred years.
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At length, however, Leeds's devil was laid,-butonly for one hundred years.
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We continue the commemoration of one hundred years of radio in New Zealand.
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But one hundred years later, the Negro still is not free.