I. noun
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Chronicles written by Roman scholars can give us a good idea of how their political system worked.
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The report is a chronicle of the history of the Party since its formation.
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After that, the Old Testament is exclusively a chronicle of the Hebrews.
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In the minister's opinion Nestor's chronicle was a treasure whose worth should not be questioned.
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Much of the history of theology in the past two centuries is the chronicle of those bridge-building projects.
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Our chronicle is representative, but as we said, incomplete.
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The chronicle of the strikes, and the deadly bitterness they engendered, is a sorrowful one.
II. verb
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book
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Instead, she has spent the last two years working on a book chronicling Basque life through its kitchens and markets.
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At issue is a coffee table book chronicling 24-hours in cyberspace on which Smolan and the Media Lab were to collaborate.
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This book chronicles 21 children's experience of school science over the five years of their secondary education.
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She got the go-ahead from her board to start up a new youth book chronicling the history of Tucson's projects.
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The book also chronicles his personal charms, social clumsiness and confusion in his own sexuality.
life
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Instead, she has spent the last two years working on a book chronicling Basque life through its kitchens and markets.
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This gracefully crafted biography chronicles the life of one the more remarkable figures of the century.
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Set in the year 2261, the show chronicles life on a space station, Babylon 5.
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Baer's film chronicles our government's sad history of dealing with the Indians.
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And there's no way to chronicle the advancement of women without looking at the backward pull of violence.
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At issue is a coffee table book chronicling 24-hours in cyberspace on which Smolan and the Media Lab were to collaborate.
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Details of mountain deaths like this are chronicled regularly in the newspapers.
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He chronicled his family before Nicholas Nixon or Emmet Gowin did theirs.
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Photographs and memorabilia that cover the walls and fill several display cases chronicle the foods this area is famous for.
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She was, like, putting out this monthly zine called Dorothy or something, in which her life was chronicled.
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The history and hoopla of the Games is chronicled on bulletin boards, and the Olympics are incorporated into classes.