Alternative (and religiously neutral) naming of the traditional calendar era, Anno Domini.
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1Furthermore, many ad-hoc CR-related meetings and conference activities take place across Europe.
2A 1947 ad taken out by the government Food supplies were affected.
3Viacom has taken its case to the public in an ad campaign.
4Last year, Wal-Mart introduced an ad campaign with the slogan Save Money.
5Feed and water were provided ad libitum throughout the 21-d study period.
1Avant la guerre on ne savais pas ce que c'etait le cafard.
2Apparemment qu'il ne sera plus question de ce vilain Petersburg pour madame.
3Serum from mouse and fetal calf also inhibited the islet ce …
4Si je la tiens, ce sera seulement pour garder l'honneur du roi.
5So that I had no pleasure at all 'con elle ce' night.
1A Roman abbot, Dionysius Exiguus, or Dennis the Less, then fixed the vulgar era, and gave Europe its present Christian chronology.
1The first mathematical school was founded by King Charles II., anno domini 1673.
2Skorzeny spoke, This is the United States of America, Anno Domini 2009.
3Given under my hand the tenth of the fourth month, anno Domini 1820.
4Another of the line became king of Connaught, Anno Domini 701.
5In a famous art gallery, there is a famous painting called '' Anno Domini.''
1The last poison was much used at Rome, about two hundred years before the christian era.
2In the first century of the Christian era the younger Pliny remarks:
3It was still being used at the beginning of the Christian Era.
4The Chanticleers on the finials surrounding the Court symbolize the Christian Era.
5He who dated the Christian era is the Ensample in Christian Science.
1The incident happened in Palestine in the century before the common era.
2It may have not have exactly lowered the heavens upon its arrival, but it certainly ushered in the web's common era.
3It appears under the name of Cadwallo, an ancient bard, who probably lived at least one hundred years before the commencement of our common era.
4We have just turned the second millennium in the Common Era.
5Macadamia nuts, kiwifruit, vanilla bean: All arose in the Common Era.
6The oldest portion dates to the eighth century, Common Era.
7Facebook Twitter Pinterest Sea level change during each of the twenty centuries of the Common Era.
8But by the time of the Common Era, the story of the Blood Genesis was completely forgotten.
9When he rose in the third century of the Common Era, a new life for him had begun.
10Dates before 1 CE are given as BCE ('before the Common Era'), which is equivalent to BC.
11Excuse me, Common Era, 2009.
12There was a fortune to be made in catastrophe, as there had been ever since the year 410, Common Era.
13Dates unless otherwise stated are ' Common Era' (CE), the system which Christians have customarily called 'Anno Domini' or AD.
14The first landing on Luna in Year 1969 of the then Common Era was judged to be among humankind's grandest achievements.
15He had been a slave to the old religion right into the Common Era, whereas Nebamun had fled it thousands of years before.
16I employ the ' Common Era' usage in dating, since it avoids value judgements about the status of Christianity relative to other systems of faith.
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