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Noun1.30 - the cardinal number that is the product of ten and three30 - the cardinal number that is the product of ten and three
large integer - an integer equal to or greater than ten
Adj.1.30 - being ten more than twenty30 - being ten more than twenty    
cardinal - being or denoting a numerical quantity but not order; "cardinal numbers"
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30 AD. Moreover, EGX was off on Monday, April 29, in celebration of Sham Ennesim, which is an Egyptian national holiday marking the beginning of spring.
There, at least 50,000 people are squeezed into 30 ad hoc shelters with erratic water supply, resulting in twohour queues for water and prompting most of the evacuees to return home to take a muchneeded bath or do their laundry.
His response was: "On a Friday afternoon, in the spring, outside the city of Jerusalem, in about the year 30 AD." That's a better answer.
Anaerobic Energy Ltd (AEL), is working with CPI on developing the technology while trying to get its own fleet of 30 AD plants off the ground in the next 10 years.
Close on the heels of the first English translation in 90 years of Velleius' (ca 19 BC - ca 30 AD) history of Rome from its founding to the reign of Tiberius, classicists explore his personal background and achievements, his place in and contribution to the tradition of Roman historical writing, particular ideas and values he uses, his treatment of particular institutions and people, and his own understanding of his project.
Borrell said that in a broader survey of 8261 local businesses, they averaged 25 ad sales calls per month, while in the TV-advertiser-only survey, the number was 30 ad sales calls per month.
Yotta Karanicolas, general manager at Earthly Energy, said: "The UK says it wants something like 30 AD plants by 2013.
WALKER Central Under-Nines are holding trials for the new season at Monkchester Commnity Centre on June 30 ad July 7 (5.30-6.30pm).
The magazine carried 30 ad pages in its premier issue.
Israel, approximately 30 AD: Jesus of Nazareth, a young man who claims to be the Son of God, who does miracles and heals the sick, is beaten, whipped, abused and crucified to death.
The towers and spires of the churches are only there because of what Christians will be celebrating this Sunday - the Resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead in Jerusalem, about the year 30 AD.