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• Early poll leaders : The noughties, the oughts, and the zeros.
• The Coens have finished the noughties as America's preeminent filmmakers ".
• Elsewhere, former harsh economic climate during the later third of the Noughties.
• Leicester was certainly one of the most interesting management schools during the noughties.
• Or is it " Noughties ?"
• The'90s, its tinted-window SUV . Now for the Noughties?
• From the mid nineties to the late noughties the club were deemed ineligible for the competition.
• Simon Moran was also referenced as the " most influential music executive of the Noughties ."
• The word Naughties, often spelled Noughties, has since been adopted by much of the international press.
• On January 1, 2000, the BBC listed the noughties ( derived from " nought " a Anglospheric countries.
• British publication The Daily Telegraph ranked try again at number 42 on their 100 songs that defined the Noughties list.
• See Noughties # Names of the decade .-- email 05 : 14, 1 September 2006 ( UTC)
• Music magazine NME placed the album at number 16 on their list of " top 50 albums of the noughties ".
• Michael Eavis, who organises the Glastonbury Festival was awarded Beard of the Noughties, beating former Cuban leader Fidel Castro.
• Instead, Jones retreated to the Busch division, where his success had been limited in the earlier parts of the noughties.
• :When I asked the question before, the answer seemed to be that'noughties'was the most common term.
• Michael Eavis is a true hirsute icon of the Noughties and he beat Castro to the accolade by the merest whisker ."
• :: The press in the UK like to call 2000-2009 the " noughties ", which is a bit twee.
• The town's retail precinct was redeveloped in the late noughties, with the Woolworths supermarket, KFC outlet and other shops.
• This success is largely down to the coaching plans and underage structure put in place by a number of members in the early noughties.