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1950s
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Noun1.1950s - the decade from 1950 to 19591950s - the decade from 1950 to 1959        
fifties
decade, decennary, decennium - a period of 10 years
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It has been revealed that the veterans who were involved in the 1950's nuclear tests conducted by the British military, may be one step closer to winning compensation for their injuries.
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1950's kitchen design may bring back warm memories of childhood for those that grew up in the 50s.
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The occupational distribution of women in the workforce, shown with 1950's ranking for the share of working females in each occupation, indicates that clerical and kindred is still the largest category.
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