Geological unit of time; one thousand years.
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The hot social argument was about which year constituted the new millennium.
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His millennium-firmed right hand continued to tremble for the next fifteen minutes.
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A prototype youth centre appropriate to the new millennium is being established.
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We all know the new millennium is just a game of numbers.
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Miners have seen gold prices soar since the turn of the millennium.
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These three spies took pains to get at Kah-kwah-ka in the night.
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The most important Conjunctions are, haw-yea, gaw-ya, ka-ie, and; and ke-maw, or.
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Now if only his ka in London was doing his part correctly!
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So their work went on progressing every day until ka Dingiei fell.
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So long as they sit perfectly still old Ko-ko-ka can't see them.
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'This happened under the Metropolitan Kyr Theodosius.'
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Divergence time of the two subspecies was dated back to 87 Kyr which is congruent with the interglacial MIS 5.
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That was two thousand years ago in a forest in northern Europe.
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Ten thousand years ago, our ancestors made civilization possible by creating agriculture.
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Who knew what form mancery might have taken, seven thousand years ago?
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It's perfectly logical; you talk like somebody living a thousand years ago.
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You probably would have said that about America a thousand years ago.
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Lights flicker around the coastlines, strobing on and off in kiloyear cycles as civilizations rise and fall.
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Almost a hundred kiloyears had passed since the Yellowstone eruption that wiped out the Benzin and the hunter-gatherer tribes of the Gulf Coast.