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Common Era or CE is just the modern form of AD. In our everyday usage we don't need to use the CE as we are living in the common era, not BCE, or Before Common Era. The connotations CE and BCE are generally used by historians and school teachers to clarify dates. A sentence using CE could be "The Colosseum was dedicated in 80 Common Era (or 80 CE)."

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