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(61) There was a lot of money around in those days.
(62) In those days, if you hadn't married by the time you were 30, you were definitely on the shelf.
(63) In those days, $20 was not a sum to be sneezed at.
(64) In those days, only a privileged few had the vote.
(65) In those days it was not considered ladylike to go to work once you were married.
(66) Flared trousers were considered to be the height of fashion in those days.
(67) You have no conception at all of how difficult my life was in those days.
(68) He dressed very smartly which was important in those days.
(69) In those days, even quarterbacks played defense.
(70) In those days, California seemed like an agricultural Eden.
(71) Another forgotten instrument in those days.
(72) We blunted our fingers counting coins in those days.
(73) In those days they were small holdings.
(74) In those days, the automobile was a recent innovation.
(75) It was all manhandled in those days.
(76) In those days he'd had thick wavy hair.
(77) In those days, abortion was illegal.
(78) In those days,[http:///in those days.html] long-distance travel was slow and arduous.
(79) He was so beautiful in those days - listen to me, those days, talking like it was all ancient history.
(80) So jail is not new to him, in those days it was an accepted way of life.
(81) I remember Evelyn Waugh coming in, a great chum of mine in those days.
(82) In those days, the valley was isolated from Los Angeles proper; it sat by itself far outside the city limits.
(83) In those days, clients tried to sneak into your office without anybody seeing them.
(84) Life in those days offered few opportunities for young men and women with ambition.
(85) He was more approachable in those days - but life could still have surprises.
(86) In those days people throughout the organization often got away with murder.
(87) But there was no such enterprise culture in Britain in those days.
(88) I thought his poetry was funnier than his jokes, but I often got things wrong in those days.
(89) In those days, people believed that divorce was morally wrong, but this now seems very old-fashioned.
(90) In those days, anyone who defaulted on a loan was put in prison.
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