MOSt of its better buildings predate his rule.
But, being over 11,000 years old, they predate the domestication of cereals in the Middle East by a millennium.
Many of the decorations are said to predate Buddhism and they reflect a time when people were deeply connected to nature.
"All," he writes, "predate the Great Recession."
some of the buildings at the site predate them by 500 years.
The earliest mention of them is found in early charr military tributes that predate the arrival of humans in the area.
The Old Ones predate ALL magical systems.
These were often grants of a patent-like monopoly and predate the modern British origins of the patent system.
And it will tend to care more about immediate needs than about whether assets were acquired during the course of the marriage, or predate it, or are the result of an inheritance.
Lots of digital services that predate the phenomenon, from Craigslist to Amazon, are also platforms in that sense.
The origins of this theory actually predate widespread interest in2012.
These worries predate the ructions in the Arab world.
The organizing stages that predate entry into an organizational population were studied from an ecological perspective.
China's claims of rights and interests in the South China Sea long predate the signing of UNCLOS. They shall by no means be denied by UNCLOS, still less by an unwarranted and flawed award.
Jungers also noted that the first Homo fossils predate A. sediba by 500, 000 years, while Homo ergaster had reached western Asia just 200, 000 years after A. Sediba’s known date.
