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Our current system of financial regulation dates back to a time when everything that functioned as a bank looked like a bank.

He said the coffin dates back to the 21st Dynasty, right after the end of the New Kingdom and the golden age of Egypt.

Conclave, which literally means locked with a key, dates back to a time when cardinals were locked in until they chose a new Pope.

My own experience with Rasheed dates back to the early 1990s, when I served as the deputy executive chairman of UNSCOM, the U.

believes that our preference for warm colors dates back to prehistoric times when firelight was the only option for light at night.

This system was first used in medieval Europe, although claims have been made that the system dates back to Ancient Rome or Greece.

The name Anakin dates back to the earliest drafts of Star Wars, where the character was to play a role similar to Luke's in A New Hope.

The building dates back to the late Qing Dynasty. It has an excellent location and long views over the city's rooftops at the rear.

The animosity between the two Venezuelan leaders dates back to at least 1992, when Mr. Chavez led a failed coup attempt against Mr. Perez.

He has branded the system, which dates back to the previous administration, as "unreasonable and unfair" and says he wants to get rid of it.

But do bear in mind as you read, that this essay dates back to 1985.

Chinese calligraphy, also known as brush calligraphy, dates back to the earliest days of history and is practised mainly in Asia.

The acronym OOF dates back to the original Microsoft messaging system where the corresponding notification was named "out of facility" .

Beijing's "underground city" dates back to China's 1969 border war with the Soviet Union and it more than lives up to its name.

Whether the legend is true or not, the discovery of coffee dates back to 800 A. D. when Africans created a coffee-berry pulp.

It is one of the oldest continuously inhabited settlements on Earth, a town on the banks of the Tigris that dates back to the bronze age.

However, the modern logo designing dates back to the early days of the Renaissance, around the 13th Century.

The Heritage : Sinan Mansions'heritage dates back to 1920, in the heart of the then French Concession in Shanghai, China.

waste, from The manufacturing activities of the U. S. Army and a chemical company, dates back to the 1943~1957 period.

Geopolitical rivalry long predates the United States and the Soviet Union, of course; it dates back to the days of the Roman Empire.

The idea of adding time at the end of the year dates back to the ancient Egyptians, who added a day every four years.

The word "vitamin" dates back to Polish scientist Casimir Funk in nineteen twelve.

Chinese culinary art dates back to ancient time, Chinese food is famous with its color, fragrance, flavor, and sharp.

EXAMPLE: The concept of asset dates back to the time when most assets were tangible.

The term dates back to the late fourteenth century in England and is still common there.

But most people agree that the genesis of this theory dates back to a 1960 psychology book: Psycho-Cybernetics by Maxwell Maltz.

The first Matreshka dates back to 1890, and is said to have been inspired by dolls from Japan.

The name Valorum dates back to the earliest drafts of the original Star Wars film.

Virtualisation dates back to the age of mainframe computers.

The explanation is that early elaboration of the idea dates back to when agriculture was a principal form of economic activity.

As for the time of year, the saying "Marry in the month of May, and you'll live to rue the day" dates back to Pagan times.

Painting business executives in an unfavorable light is a Hollywood tradition that dates back to the silent era.

Altering photos is not a new game, nor even particularly remarkable; it dates back to the birth of the medium.

A hand-cut rock crystal ball encircled by a metal ring dates back to the Bronze Age and served as a ritual object.

This fear dates back to at least the invention of movable type.

If you want to give a truly personal gift, you cannot go wrong with a birthstone-- a gift idea that dates back to Biblical times.

The word dates back to the 17th century, deriving, according to the Oxford English Dictionary, from the Latin for "kidnapper. "

That dates back to the time when we were both poor and content to be so.

Schroders' property business dates back to 1971 when the company set up a property unit trust.

But the arrival of an oil exploration rig in the Falklands, due this month, has given new fuel to a dispute that dates back to 1833.

The subprime crisis, which dates back to 2007, is still spreading away from the original country--the US.

Its origin dates back to ancient times, when craftsmen reproduced their signatures, or "marks" on their artistic or utilitarian products.

The company dates back to 1865, when it ran a lumber mill in the southern Finnish town of Nokia.

Halloween was referred to as All Hallows Eve and dates back to over 2000 years ago.

But the tomb was discovered at an even older site in Saqqara that dates back to the 4, 300-year-old6th Dynasty, he said.

"Die LuoJinQian" , as one of the most typical tune of folk songs, could dates back to the Ming Dynasty.

The name "Mace Windu" dates back to the earliest incarnation of Star Wars, the 13-page treatment written by George Lucas in 1973.

The earliest history of Mothers Day dates back to the ancient annual spring festival the Greeks dedicated to maternal goddesses.

The festivals dates back to the Tang Dynasty 618 A. D. and celebrates the biggest and brightest full moon of the year, the harvest moon.

His exposure and interest in Jeeps dates back to explorations of old trails in the foothills of the Catskill Mountains with a 1946 CJ-2A.

Phrik actually dates back to the Star Wars: Dark Forces videogame as a substance that was resistant to light sabers.

This dates back to the era of post-war wage controls, when firms offered benefits instead of pay rises. Today's tax code sets it in stone.

Each work was made using a found piece of meteorite from Namibia, called Gibeon Meteorite, that dates back to 1836.

In its natural form as willow bark and leaves, this remarkable remedy dates back to Hippocrates.

His interest in music dates back to his childhood, when he used to listen to his father playing the piano.

The celebration dates back to Celtic rituals, where people tried to scare away spirits.

The single-tier architecture dates back to the days of monolithic mainframes connected by dumb terminals.

The concept of taxing illegal drugs punitively dates back to the Marijuana Tax Act of 1937.

While most people think of the X-Men villain when they hear this word, it actually dates back to pre-colonial times.

"Something old, new, borrowed and blue" is a popular bridal attire rhyme. It dates back to the Victorian times.

Other people say the term dates back to when only four of the schools were part of the sports group.

Her interest in stamp collecting dates back to her high school days.

The case dates back to 1991 when a teenage Dalit boy eloped with his girlfriend who was from a higher caste.

Part of the building even dates back to the Roman times.

The earliest remains of recognizable building activity in the India dates back to the Indus Valley cities.

Page's interest in alternative fuel cars dates back to when he joined the Michigan Solar Car Team around 1993.

S dates back to 1984 in its earliest incarnation, with later versions (including S-PLUS) adding many enhancements.

FROM fungi to fireflies, fascination with light-producing organisms dates back to ancient times.

It's a rule that dates back to the playgroud: Once you start dissing a boy's mother, things are going to get ugly.

My interest in applied science dates back to my school days. During high school, I was fascinated with electronic gadgets.

Although the origins of taekwondo date back thousands of years, the triathlon dates back to 1978.

The traditional Chinese culture, both extensive and profound, dates back to ancient times.

That tradition also dates back to the early Babylonians.

FIFA insists that the metal part of the current trophy, which dates back to 1974, is "solid gold. "

Perhaps this dates back to the day I was born, when my parents got their first glimpse of my tiny body.

It's a look for double-breasted jackets that dates back to the 1920s.

Lai, 53, is the chief suspect in a multibillion-dollar smuggling operation that dates back to the 1990s in the southeastern city of Xiamen.

The Adria story dates back to 1961, when it was founded as a charter company.

The relationship between the two countries dates back to the 18th century.

Law's generation dates back to a period of transition from primitive society to slave society.

Despite a drought that dates back to the Clasico against Real Madrid, Lucio says Lionel Messi will always be the danger man.

The church dates back to the Byzantine period, with rebuilding carried out in 1636 and in 1713 when it was purchased by Kykko Monastery.

The design of the aiwhas -- or flying whales -- dates back to the production of The Empire Strikes Back.

Chinese civilization dates back to ancient times, the huge savings culture.

The country's love of fireworks dates back to the American Revolution.

The use of mistletoe dates back to pagan times when Druids coveted it for its magical healing powers.

Wearing something blue dates back to biblical3 times when a blue wedding dress was worn to represent purity, fidelity4 and love.

The construction of a modern sewerage system in Tokyo dates back to 1884.

The ancient Chinese lacquer art dates back to Neolithic Age, much earlier than the invention of silk and pottery.

The relationship between special-operations units and the C. I. A. dates back to the Vietnam War.

The Ames Straw Poll, held when there is no Republican incumbent running for president, dates back to 1979.

The 7000-kilometer-long "Silk Road" , whose history dates back to the second century B. C. , is a trade throughout linking Asia and Europe.

The Folk Paper-cutting in Yuyao dates back to the old civilization of Hemudu.

The traditional friendship between our two people(s) dates back to ancient days.

This failure threatens to unravel a flimsy diplomatic consensus that dates back to the 1997 Kyoto protocol.

Their culture dates back to the early modern era.

The friendship between our two countries dates back to the ancient times.

Its history as a fortress dates back to the days of Richard.

My interest in stamp collecting dates back to my schooldays.

However, others claim that the pairing dates back to Old World Italy.

Yangon, Myanmar: A tradition of donating gold to the pagoda that dates back to the 15th century has clearly paid off.

Their mutual enmity dates back to a showdown in the holy city of Najaf in the summer of 2004.

Although the temple dates back to the 14th century, most of the buildings now standing were erected during a major expansion in 1920.

The current bridge dates back to 1883, and also features numerous ornate sculptures and the imperial crown of Amsterdam.

Take Britain, where the ban dates back to 1870 and makes little sense whichever side of the argument one is on.

Stonebridge Wharf is part of the Wey Navigation System which dates back to 1635.

The study of plant resistance to insects dates back to earliest days of applied entomology.

The history of Valentine's Day is quite dramatic and dates back to 300 AD in Rome, Italy.

Highland dancing is most commonly done to bagpipes, and the version pipers play today dates back to the 16th century.

The soil is a mix of slate and quartz that dates back to the Paleolithic era.

But the state has a black spot, which dates back to 2002 and an outbreak of sectarian violence.

Corruption in sport, like betting on it, dates back to ancient Greece.

The friendship between our two countries dates back to ancient days.

Desktop publishing, for example, is fundamentally not different from computer typesetting, which dates back to the mid 1960's at least.

The partial ceremonial procession road unveiled Thursday dates back to the Ptolemaic period, which ran for about 300 years before 30 B. C.

Its dining history dates back to 1239 when it served as the monks' refectory.

The basic patent for the theory of magnetic recording dates back to 1886.

The wine history of DRC dates back to 1380 no pesticides are used in the vineyards and the grapes are handpicked.

Another case dates back to February 2006, when the club sent a warning letter to a fan called Nigel Short.

Switzerland's existence as a modern federal state dates back to 1848.

There is a stark contrast with the Western legal tradition, based on individual rights and freedoms, which dates back to the Enlightenment.

The history of the town dates back to the Middle Ages.

And this terrain that we're looking at dates back to 4. 6 billion years when Earth and Mars were formed.

The tower which dates back to the Ming Dynasty is being repaired.

It all dates back to the heyday of railroads.

e. g. The Great Wall dates back to Qin Dynasty.

This kind of building dates back to the Ming dynasty.

Collecting tropical fish dates back to World War II in this country.

We are good neighbors and the friendship between our two peoples dates back to antiquity.

Cultural communication between China and overseas countries dates back to over 2000 years ago.

Chinese imperial food dates back to slave society.

The adult ceremony dates back to the Zhou Dynasty, enjoying a history of over 2000 years.

The city of Beijing dates back to the Ming Dynasty.

The establishment of our company dates back to 1988.

he use of dogs in warfare dates back to the late antiquity of the Greco-Roman world.

The lasso dates back to the ancient Egyptians.

WwW. zIdiR. coM Misfeasance thoughts, the earliest dates back to Roman law period of buyers litigation system.

The dispute dates back to the expansion of Icelandic banks such as Landsbanki into the European savings market.

Their use was limited by laws, the first of which dates back to the fourteenth century.

Retrospective analysis has now identified 102 cases in the outbreak , which dates back to October 2004 .

The old building dates back to last century.

The castle dates back to the ancient Roman days.

Its origin dates back to remote antiquity.

The building dates back to the 14th century.

The above video dates back to early models of the car.

The history of Liuyang fireworks dates back to the year 1740.

The richness of the family dates back to the Civil War.

Here are dates back to the 14th century, the three features, this holy monastery sergey was Russian squad before the blessing tatar.

The town dates back to the Tang Dynasty.

Heymann's research for the book dates back to 1983.

Qingming Day's origin dates back to the Spring and autumn Period.

Florida's law dates back to 1868, in the days of Reconstruction after the civil war.

Interest in this question dates back to sb.

The dance dates back to the Zhou dynasty, more than 2-thousand years ago.

Cyclomatic complexity is a measure that dates back to 1975 as defined by Thomas McCabe.

Being crazy about railways and trains is not modern and it dates back to 1804.

The imperial castle of Gonder dates back to 1636, when this city wasthe capital of Ethiopia.

The world's oldest firm is a Japanese builder, Kongo Gumi, which dates back to 578.

Venetian carnival mask, the biggest characteristic is the tradition dates back to 1, 700 years ago.

Veterans Day dates back to the end of World War I in 1918.

The Third Month Fair is a traditional festival of Yunnan Dali bai people, which dates back to Tang Dynasty 1300 years ago.

They wear old dress which dates back to the 14th century.

Historic records show "that, either in China or in the West, translating dates back to more than two thousand years ago. "

The more recent history of Mothers Day dates back to 1600s in England.

One of the most important lines of work in this area dates back to a 1996 article published in The Journal of Abnormal Psychology.

The building dates back to 1902.

Newclear generation was developed dates back to 20th Century.

The origin of the number 13, fear, it is said, dates back to 1760 BC.

The manuscript dates back to the 8th century.

Its new leader, Antonis Samaras, is a former foreign minister whose friendship with Mr Papandreou dates back to student days in America.

The history of the city dates back to 400 years ago.

The site dates back to the Mesolithic (Middle Stone Age) Period when the English Channel didn't exist.

This church dates back to the 13th century.

The Newton OS dates back to the 1980s and the Newton MessagePad PDA debuted in 1993.

Turks' relations with Chinese culture dates back to some thousand years ago.

This tower dates back to the 14th century.

The castle dates back to the 14th century.

In Nicosia, the coldest night, at a freezing minus 5. 6C dates back to February, 1950.

They found their way onto the list because of heavy contamination and overfishing that dates back to the 1800s.

Of course you can. Pizza dates back to the 16th century, while the first elevator was not installed until 1852.

Our partnership dates back to 2001.

That dress dates back to the 19 century.

Beijing Douzhir dates back to as early as the Liao Dynasty (907-1125).

Our presence in China dates back to 1989 offering global assistance to those living and travelling outside their home country.

The annual Roll dates back to 1878.

In China the needle treatment dates back to ancient times.

In China needle treatment dates back to ancient times.

Dow 10, 000 is relevant only because it dates back to the end of the dotcom bubble.

My interest in phosphorus dates back to the mid-1990s, when I became involved in a NASA program aiming to learn how to grow food in space.

"UNIFEM good" in the tomb also excavated four Miantong Jing, the Chinese use of copper mirrors the history dates back to before 3000.

The use of the hourglass dates back to almost two thousand years ago in China.

The history of the TOKYO KEIKI marine autopilots dates back to 1925 with the development of the P1 single pilot and the P2 single pilot.

In Japan, the first description of rice dwarf transmission dates back to the end of the nineteenth century.

This mosque, for example, dates back to 1315.

Output per hour there fell by 0. 5% last year, continuing a negative trend that dates back to the mid-1990s.

Origin Halloween dates back to the traditional festival of The British Celts

The origin of those grids dates back to the Middle Ages;

a family which dates back to the Norman Conquest

The American Army and Navy football teams have a rivalry that dates back to

The incident dates back to early last year