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WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Rock Of Ages; Rock of Ages (disambiguation); Rock of Ages (film); Rock of Ages (hymn); Rock of Ages (song)

Les âges         
OPERA
Ballet des âges; Les ages
(English: The Ages) or is an opéra-ballet in a prologue and three acts by the French composer André Campra. The libretto is by Louis Fuzelier.
futuristic         
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  • A visualization of the future [[light cone]] (at the top), the present, and the past light cone in 2D space.
TIME WHICH HAS YET TO OCCUR
Forward date; Futuristic; The future; Near future
¦ adjective
1. having or involving very modern technology or design.
2. (of a film or book) set in the future, typically in a world of highly advanced technology.
Derivatives
futuristically adverb
futuristic         
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  • A visualization of the future [[light cone]] (at the top), the present, and the past light cone in 2D space.
TIME WHICH HAS YET TO OCCUR
Forward date; Futuristic; The future; Near future
1.
Something that is futuristic looks or seems very modern and unusual, like something from the future.
The theatre is a futuristic steel and glass structure.
...futuristic cars.
ADJ
2.
A futuristic film or book tells a story that is set in the future, when things are different.
...the futuristic hit film, 'Terminator 2'.
ADJ: ADJ n

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Rock of Ages

Rock of Ages may refer to:

Examples of use of future ages
1. The only check on abuse is the risk of "the damnation of his fame to all future ages," as James Iredell, one of the original Supreme Court justices, once put it.