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eon

noun as in an age

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Quantum computers are seen as a critical next-generation technology because they can quickly perform computations that would take today’s computers eons.

It’s a narrative that men in patriarchal societies have leaned on for eons to justify holding all the power while accepting none of its responsibility.

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After reviewing the recreation of the photo — the architects are still smiling this time, but their scrappy overconfidence feels eons away — Pildas wonders who the next generation will be, and how they will rise.

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Us film fans have stared at his hawkish mug for eons, but I can’t remember ever before seeing him flash a huge, daffy grin.

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Wanting to leave but feeling trapped in your dynamic is a distinctly human nightmare that has pervaded our species and plagued our ancestors for eons.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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