chronicles <a chronicle; chronicles> SUBST
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chronicle SUBST HIST
chronicle
daily chronicle (day-to-day)
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| you | chronicle |
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| we | chronicle |
| you | chronicle |
| they | chronicle |
| I | chronicled |
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Diocesan chronicles reveal that it was already a far-flung outpost in the nineteenth century.
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en.wikipedia.org There is much gossip, conjecture and innuendo in contemporary chronicles of the time.
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en.wikipedia.org This collection of haunting, heartbreaking songs chronicles his pain and, ultimately, his path back to living.
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