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DavidWalker at 16:16, 17 December 2022

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PeterWilson at 14:05, 28 February 2017

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DavidWalker at 09:11, 8 December 2014

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PeterWilson at 12:03, 3 March 2011

2011-03-03T12:03:23Z

JoachimNoreiko: A.D. moved to AD

2007-06-16T13:49:14Z

A.D. moved to AD

GrahamClarkson at 14:47, 15 May 2007

2007-05-15T14:47:20Z

GrahamClarkson at 14:09, 15 May 2007

2007-05-15T14:09:29Z

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This is a [[Abbreviations â€“ Academic, (Latin)|Latin abbreviation]]. It stands for ''Anno Domini'' in [[Latin]], which means in the year of Our Lord (after Jesusâ€™ birth). It is the traditional Christian form of [[common era]].
[[Category:Abbreviations]] [[Category:Academic culture]] [[Category:Religion]]

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	This is a [[Abbreviations - Academic, (Latin)\|Latin abbreviation]]. It stands for ''Anno Domini'' in [[Latin]], which means: in the year of Our Lord (after Jesus' birth). It is the traditional Christian form of [[common era]].		This is a [[Abbreviations - Academic, (Latin)\|Latin abbreviation]]. It stands for ''Anno Domini'' in [[Latin]], which means: in the year of Our Lord (after Jesus' birth). It is the traditional Christian form of [[common era]].
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		+	The words '''''anno Domini''''' are sometimes used as a [[noun]] [[phrase]] to mean 'the passing of the years' or 'advancing old age', as in such sentences as 'I think that with '''''anno Domini''''' I have become less intolerant of those who disagree with me' and ''''''Anno Domini''''' has meant that he's no longer the fine tennis player he once was'. However, this use of the expression is appropriate only in informal contexts.
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	[[Category:Abbreviations]] [[Category:Academic culture]] [[Category:Religion]] [[Category:Latin]]		[[Category:Abbreviations]] [[Category:Academic culture]] [[Category:Religion]] [[Category:Latin]]

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−	This is a [[Abbreviations ~~â€“~~ Academic, (Latin)\|Latin abbreviation]]. It stands for ''Anno Domini'' in [[Latin]], which means: in the year of Our Lord (after Jesus' birth). It is the traditional Christian form of [[common era]].	+	This is a [[Abbreviations - Academic, (Latin)\|Latin abbreviation]]. It stands for ''Anno Domini'' in [[Latin]], which means: in the year of Our Lord (after Jesus' birth). It is the traditional Christian form of [[common era]].

	[[Category:Abbreviations]] [[Category:Academic culture]] [[Category:Religion]] [[Category:Latin]]		[[Category:Abbreviations]] [[Category:Academic culture]] [[Category:Religion]] [[Category:Latin]]

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−	This is a [[Abbreviations â€“ Academic, (Latin)\|Latin abbreviation]]. It stands for ''Anno Domini'' in [[Latin]], which means in the year of Our Lord (after ~~Jesusâ€™~~ birth). It is the traditional Christian form of [[common era]].	+	This is a [[Abbreviations â€“ Academic, (Latin)\|Latin abbreviation]]. It stands for ''Anno Domini'' in [[Latin]], which means: in the year of Our Lord (after Jesus' birth). It is the traditional Christian form of [[common era]].

	[[Category:Abbreviations]] [[Category:Academic culture]] [[Category:Religion]] [[Category:Latin]]		[[Category:Abbreviations]] [[Category:Academic culture]] [[Category:Religion]] [[Category:Latin]]

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	This is a [[Abbreviations â€“ Academic, (Latin)\|Latin abbreviation]]. It stands for ''Anno Domini'' in [[Latin]], which means in the year of Our Lord (after Jesusâ€™ birth). It is the traditional Christian form of [[common era]].		This is a [[Abbreviations â€“ Academic, (Latin)\|Latin abbreviation]]. It stands for ''Anno Domini'' in [[Latin]], which means in the year of Our Lord (after Jesusâ€™ birth). It is the traditional Christian form of [[common era]].
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	[[Category:Abbreviations]] [[Category:Academic culture]] [[Category:Religion]] [[Category:Latin]]		[[Category:Abbreviations]] [[Category:Academic culture]] [[Category:Religion]] [[Category:Latin]]

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	This is a [[Abbreviations â€“ Academic, (Latin)\|Latin abbreviation]]. It stands for ''Anno Domini'' in [[Latin]], which means in the year of Our Lord (after Jesusâ€™ birth). It is the traditional Christian form of [[common era]].		This is a [[Abbreviations â€“ Academic, (Latin)\|Latin abbreviation]]. It stands for ''Anno Domini'' in [[Latin]], which means in the year of Our Lord (after Jesusâ€™ birth). It is the traditional Christian form of [[common era]].
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