contemporaneously

• The article “was agreed to without opposition;” but almost contemporaneously, in the sessions of that convention which framed the Constitution, debate waxed hot upon the topic which was then seen to present grave obstacles to union. —  Abraham Lincoln, Vol. I.
• Now, Ofer Bar-Yosef [Harvard] and colleagues have clear evidence from caves in Israel that Neanderthals and Homo sapiens lived contemporaneously--sometimes in adjacent caves--for about 100,000 years. —  Omni: June 1993
• He said that all the cathedrals of Europe were undoubtedly the result of one or two minds; that they rose into existence very nearly contemporaneously, and were built by travelling companies of masons, under the direction of some systematic organization. —  Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands V2
• Go look at joebiden. com, contemporaneously, held hearings in the summer before we went to war, saying if we went to war, we would not be greeted as liberator, we would have a fight between Sunnis and Shias, we would be tied down for a decade and cost us hundreds of billions of dollars. —  Top Stories - Google News
• Go look at joebiden. com, contemporaneously, held hearings in the summer before we went to war, saying if we went to war, we would not be greeted as liberator, we would have a fight between Sunnis and Shias, we would be tied down for —  PA Pundits - International

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