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I began my adult life with the hypothesis that it would be possible to become a Stone Age native.† (source)
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From the Stone Age till now, no real crisis has occurred.† (source)
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He said they had told him "Either you are with us, or you are with the terrorists," and threatened to "bomb us back to the Stone Age" if we stood against them.† (source)
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In the Stone Age, the ideas in the caveman's head were as blunt as the club in his hand; they were as rough as the flint from which he struck a spark.† (source)
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The commonly held view is that mankind appeared in the middle of the Stone Age.† (source)
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He looked so fresh they thought there might be a killer loose on Cairnholm—till the cops had a look at the Stone Age bow in his hand and the noose of human hair round his neck.† (source)
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People have lived up here since the Stone Age.† (source)
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The Stone Age, maybe?† (source)
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He was in favor of increased bombings, of bombing North Vietnam back into the Stone Age, if it refused to see reason.† (source)
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His view of women is pure stone age.† (source)
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He's a living reminder of the Stone Age.† (source)
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Here we are in the Stone Age, knowing all these great things after centuries of progress but what can we do to make life easier for the Stone Agers?† (source)
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"Rama, Rama, this is a bloody Stone Age utensil," Hemlatha shouted as she carefully disengaged first one half and then the other half of the skull crusher, slipping them over and then off the baby's ears.† (source)
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Back to the Stone Age, Ben said quietly.† (source)
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And they were so backward in terms of education and technology that for Americans it often felt like being in the Stone Age.† (source)
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The Age of Glass followed the Stone Age as an evolutionary corrective, introducing into human relations a new sense of fragility that fostered compassion.† (source)
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