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Meanings of common origin in English
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Usage of common origin in English
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Like all persons of common origin, Mr. Craig, you exaggerate human differences.
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And may our common origin, descent, language, and customs perpetuate the friendship!
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This individual is from a group that shares a common origin with Neanderthals.
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Abs from these subsets were clonally related, suggesting a common origin.
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Political or religious beliefs have a common origin and obey the same laws.
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It may be that Ea-Oannes and Varuna were of common origin.
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This case supports the view of a common origin for these two tumor types.
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This may indicate a common origin for one-component primase-helicase systems.
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The potential for both cell populations to derive from a common origin is discussed.
10
The very occasional appearances of Stevensonianism were in truth only examples of common origin.
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This points to a common origin of all such tales.
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Their civilization owes its common characteristics mainly to a common origin and continued interaction.
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All commercial lines appear to share a common origin.
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The unity of the languages of the world proves the recent common origin of man.
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These poetical tales, accepted throughout Hellas as historical, convinced the people of a common origin.
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Penances are of diverse kinds, but they have one common origin whence they have flowed.
This collocation consists of:
Common origin through the time
Common origin across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common