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turn of the century

NOUN
millennium
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STRONG


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Various proposals for an 'Atlantic League' have also rumbled in the background since the turn of the century, initially including teams from the Netherlands, Belgium, Portugal, Scandinavia and Scotland.

From BBC

Twenty-seven Australia wins in 35 Ashes Tests in this country since the turn of the century tells a conclusive story.

From BBC

About 500 participants will line up this weekend across the various races, compared to a high of more than 800 at the turn of the century.

From BBC

In the following decades, particularly after the turn of the century, studios became overreliant on adapting existing properties in an attempt to ensure their return on the massive investment that goes into making these films.

From Salon

At the turn of the century, Mamikunian said, “Word on the street in Los Angeles was, it’s an industry town and music venues don’t work here.”

From Los Angeles Times