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annals

noun as in chronicles

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A collection of stories from the annals of the Explorers Club puts harrowing Arctic exploits side by side with less demanding journeys.

Netanyahu, in a speech Saturday, trumpeted the military victories of the past two years as “historic achievements that will be recorded in the annals of Israel and also in the annals of nations.”

It’s a piece of info about Oliver that Matthew knew by lurking online, which he’s stored away in the annals of his brain in case a moment like this might ever arise.

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What happened in Boyle Heights might end up going into the annals of chase lore.

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And as Golden also acknowledges, “…at a certain point in sonic history annals, the absence of The Raincoats’ story signals more than just inadvertent omission.”

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