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He said that at 'my age,' I really shouldn't need to date.
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The listing date could change based on market conditions, the sources said.
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But the question remains: is setting a transition date actually a mistake?
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His longest project to date, Megos spent 11 days working the problem.
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A new start date has been set for June 4 next year.
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They're those old-fashioned ones with the date stamp on them.
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She tried rearranging them by date stamp on the backs.
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And the bill has a time and date stamp when it comes out of the computer.
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The part numbers and a date stamp on the piece, recovered on Pemba island, helped the investigation.
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The video bore a February 28th date stamp and showed the three men sitting in a room.
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And they had a date stamp.
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This simple test can be more reliable than the best-before date stamp each egg laid in the EU must bear.
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The date stamp in the lower right-hand corner indicated that the flight had been made on the seventh of the previous month.
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Ignore the date stamp on these -it shows rain forecast for the morning period, not the date printed on the screenshot.
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The time and date stamp had been left blank when the message was recorded, but the computers automatically entered today's as they transmitted it.
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The date stamp read: "16 July 1985."
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It was only then that he noticed that the recon images, the ones from a low angle, didn't have a date stamp on them.
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Every guy has a different definition of manhood, and every boy has his own time- date stamp on the moment he finally becomes a man.
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The date stamp at the lower right showed it as coming from outside Ganymede seven hours earlier and the identification code of the associated report.
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Mr Conroy also said the photos the couple were given did not have a date stamp, meaning they could have been taken at any point.
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The slides are from a presentation on Windows 8, the next version of Microsoft's desktop operating system, and carried a late April 2010 date stamp.