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How long ago was 1776?
Oh, dude, like, 1776 was, like, 245 years ago. So, you know, not yesterday, but also not, like, ancient history. Just a casual couple of centuries back, nbd.
How long ago was 1874?
As of 2011 it was 137 years ago.
How long ago was April 22 2011?
Today is 5/13/13. 4/22/11 was two years, 21 days ago.
How long ago was 1827?
1827 was 182 years ago.
How long ago was Pythagoras death?
About 2510 years ago.
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