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Meanings of extraterrestrial origin in English
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Usage of extraterrestrial origin in English
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You're not endowing them with extraterrestrialorigin, are you?
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The fabric's extraterrestrialorigin accounted for its indestructibility.
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Life appeared very fast-whichis why some scientists have decided life on earth must be of extraterrestrialorigin.
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But if Gordon's signals were indeed unexplainable in terms of earthly transmissions, Saul suggested, why not consider the hypothesis of extraterrestrialorigin?
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In a jokey reference to the controversies surrounding earlier drafts, Megan Fox's April O'Neil is asked if the turtles are of extraterrestrialorigin.
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Titled, blandly, "An Estimate of the Situation", the paper concluded with a matter-of-fact working hypothesis that UFOs were most likely of extraterrestrialorigin.
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My darling daughter, you live with your parents and their good friend Michael O'Toole in an underground lair onboard a gargantuan spacecraft of extraterrestrialorigin.
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There is a huge literature about Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) and their purported extraterrestrialorigins.
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"We are quite sure that these creatures are of extraterrestrialorigin."
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"So you do acknowledge the possibility that all this may have an extraterrestrialorigin?"