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But there is one part of the Region which claims 1993 as its bicentenary.

The work was commissioned to mark the Australian bicentenary in 1988.

The climax came in 1991, the bicentenary of Mozart's death.

He described the goal as making Chile a developed country at its bicentenary.

Another one was made for the Australian Bicentenary in 1988.

The project was built to commemorate the bicentenary of Mexico's independence.

In 2003, a special service was held there to commemorate the bicentenary of the regiment.

It has been pointing toward the Schubert bicentenary for a decade.

(That race, by the way, is due for its bicentenary.

On 9 May 1981, the spa celebrated its bicentenary.

To commemorate the bicentenary of his death, events have been planned throughout Scotland.

If the nomination is successful, the site could be recognized by 2009, the bicentenary of Darwin's birth.

The novel is set in 1988 with the background of the Australian Bicentenary.

The Cathedral was dedicated in 1808 and celebrated its bicentenary in 2008.

The book was partly a response to Australia's Bicentenary, which occurred in 1988.

The original pieces were exhibited for a weekend in 2008 to celebrate the bicentenary of their discovery.

On the bicentenary of her birth, her poetry still captivates.

The fire began in the steeple of the courthouse, which was under reconstruction for Madison's bicentenary.

The bicentenary of Haydn's death in 2009 saw several performances of the work.

During the bicentenary of the Revolution, in 1989, Marianne hardly made any public appearance.

The society celebrated its bicentenary in 2004.

In 1953 the Museum celebrated its bicentenary.

This proclamation marked the bicentenary of the birth of the first black state, Haiti.

It will reopen in 1991, for the Mozart bicentenary year.

We had our bicentenary celebrations not that long ago.

In this bicentenary year, Australians are looking back over the events of the last two hundred years.

Although the date of the village's founding is not known for certain, 2013 was marked as its bicentenary year.

She said that the bicentenary celebrations were being kept low key to avoid opening fresh wounds.

In the Mozart bicentenary year, I hardly need to say who wrote it.

A history of the school was published in 2000 as part of the bicentenary celebrations (1799-1999).

The school celebrated its bicentenary year during 2007.

He stressed that the film would not appear until well into 1989, the bicentenary year of the French Revolution.

The bicentenary celebrations were held in 1991.

People still talked about the bicentenary celebration that had been held in and for the city only two or three months earlier, back in May, 1903.

Eton has the balance of wins, but the victor in the bicentenary year was Harrow.

The bicentenary event celebrated his legacy in the context of contemporary efforts to extend banking to the poor.

The college has had two major bicentenary celebrations:

In 2006, the Gorky Park celebrated its bicentenary anniversary.

In the bicentenary year Tracey was asked to cast his trophy in bronze instead of steel.

The bicentenary celebration of the Mount Lavinia Hotel was held in 2005.

The Library of Congress presented a bicentenary symposium on Smith in May.

A patchy collection, therefore, but largely acceptable, and a decent introduction to Rossini in his bicentenary year.

The Prince and Princess of Wales also made a visit during the bicentenary celebrations in 1988.

The 2007 bicentenary provided ample opportunity for government and public reflection upon Britain's role in the trade and the evils associated with it.

One might have thought that the height of his fame would have been the bicentenary period of his life, 1956 to 1991.

Maybe there was a story in it for the bicentennial series.

The first issue of Thoughts came out in 1976, a bicentennial year.

And there was, indeed, a bicentennial party given by the Government for the public tonight.

On Friday night a bicentennial ball will be held at the college.

They feel forgotten by history, some members said, left out of the bicentennial.

And so, he had said earlier, does the bicentennial celebration itself.

I want one article per week for the entire year leading up to the bicentennial.

The school's bicentennial in 2006 attracted over 1500 former students back to the school.

But it was the year of the bicentennial, so you expect people to act a little crazy.

The close of the bicentennial year seems a welcome prospect.

Celebrations for the bicentennial started early in 2010 and continued through the year.

The bicentennial edition provided a more complete record of the individual Members' years in office.

A recent bicentennial celebration was celebrated by the town in 2002.

Over 521 million Bicentennial half dollars were struck for circulation.

It's not easy having a bicentennial birthday in the same year as Mozart.

Sort of a bicentennial art celebration, and I went close to examine it.

Sixty years later the church was renovated again for its bicentennial.

Of course - it had been the Bicentennial year.

The bicentennial date for Arlington seems like a similar judgment call.

It is wrong for him to want both positions, even in a Bicentennial year."

The state took over the mine and jail shortly before the bicentennial.

A notable color scheme was the "Bicentennial" of about 1974 to 1976.

The project was finished in time for the bicentennial in 1976.

A trip to Australia for the country's bicentennial celebrations was a good start to the year.

The bicentennial in 2010 produced fewer related works than the centennial.