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Gold has done very well historically in deflation.

But this division is culturally and historically relative.

Water from these areas historically needed no filtering.

Milla's chalked-off - and expertly taken - goal turned out to have historically urgent resonance.

Many argued the country would right things it had historically, or recently, done wrong.

And that may well be right theologically, but read historically it's not in the Bible.

Instead, these markets need "great leaps downward" - simplifying and cost-reducing technologies that promise to open up historically locked markets.

Though structurally flawed from its origins – and historically biased toward powerful interests – this model functioned for 150 years.

App developers have historically built identity into the app itself, maintain-ing a local user store for authentication.

Moreover, critics say that the army has historically done little but brutalise its own citizenry and foment instability.

As I noted in my Labor Day blog post, September is historically a bad month for stocks.

The severity of the haze is in large part determined by the conditions that historically made Hong Kong so ideal for the sea-faring trade.

Currently, arbitrated decisions are usually enforceable in the government courts, but that is a recent development; historically, enforcement came from a firm's desire to maintain its reputation.

Meron Benvenisti's “Son of the Cypresses” is also a tirade against Israel's attempt to wipe the Palestinians from the map both physically and historically.

Loss of species from climate change has certainly been suggested as a possible concern as well, but biodiversity in the Earth's warming periods has increased, not decreased historically.

One who advocates the recovery of territory culturally or historically related to one's nation but now subject to a foreign government.

Our vessels can transport a wider array of cargo, access a larger number of ports due to their shallow draft and onboard crane equipment, and have historically achieved greater charter rate stability.

There must also be some doubt whether Fiat, whose main expertise lies in small cars, can steer to safety a firm whose sales have historically depended on light trucks.

"We thought it was in both of our interest to try to reach a resolution and save the game and to be able to provide the mind of superb entertainment the NBA historically has provided," Hunter said.

As the hurrricane season draws to a close this week, the lack of big storms making landfall in the US this year has pushed reinsurers' catastrophe losses to historically low levels.

The difference between main memory and disk storage is not clear to most people, but unfortunately, the way we’ve historically designed software forces users—even your mom—to know the difference and to think about their documents in terms of the way a computer is constructed.