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Translation of “How far back?” in the context of time

How would I say "How far back do they want me to go?" The context of the question is that I was filling out an application where they wanted my work history. I was attempting to ask the person ...
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How to refer to a specific decade in Spanish? eg. the 1960's

In English, when you want to refer to a specific decade you simply pluralize the year: the nineteen-sixties (written 1960's) OR the nineteen-tens (written 1910's) Granted, referring to the first ...
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Translating “How long does it take to get from <here> to <there>?”

What is the most natural and common way to ask how much time it takes to get from one location to another? For example: How long does it take to get from Guadalajara to Mexico City? How long does it ...
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Use of AM/PM in time

Aside from using 'military time' (19:00 for 7:00 PM), is there another approach to delineate between AM/PM time in Spanish?