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Meanings of natural evolution in English

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Usage of natural evolution in English
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Continuing along this path is not a revolution but a natural evolution.
The Guardian
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Little information is available on the natural evolution of taeniasis or cysticercosis.
Pubmed
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A-Life models are especially suited for studying natural evolution, the authors point out.
Wired
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The orderly procedure of natural evolution was disastrously supplemented by man.
The Soul of the Far East
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I can give you many explanations-atomicradiation, cosmic rays, natural evolution.
The Penal Cluster
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But the modern newspaper is no doubt a natural evolution in our social life.
The Novel and the Common School
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The consolidation is viewed by some as a natural evolution of Apple's business strategy.
Wired
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Asked if human software engineers have outpaced natural evolution, Gerstein said the opposite was true.
Wired
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Beyond that, they seem to have returned to a state of natural evolution".
Halo Silentium
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Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a phenomenon resulting from the natural evolution of microbes.
Pubmed
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The service claims that Viacode represents a natural evolution.
Wired
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We are a natural evolution of the healthcare system.
The Guardian
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Two questions meet us at the outset: Is there a natural evolution in human affairs?
Auguste Comte and Positivism
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Harizy, the NTC spokesman, said the quarrel was all part of a natural evolution for Libya.
Reuters
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These principles of natural evolution have been applied by the writer to the study of oratory.
Evolution of Expression — Volume 1
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And we do have rules that minimize the ways in which we perturb the natural evolution.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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