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A natural consequence of development.
branch
offset
outgrowth
1
The overseas edition is a smaller circulation
offshoot
of the main paper.
2
Maybe, writer thought, their popularity was an
offshoot
of the food trends.
3
The latter were merely a southern
offshoot
of the Creeks or Muscogees.
4
Their characteristics prove them an
offshoot
of the dinosaur line of reptiles.
5
Wesfarmers and Kmart haven't talked a huge amount about their boutique
offshoot
.
6
Al Qaeda's Iraq
offshoot
claimed responsibility for the June 13 Central Bank attack.
7
Kurdistan Freedom Falcons, an
offshoot
of the PKK, claimed responsibility for the attack.
8
The bailed-out bank sold Russian
offshoot
Absolut Bank and Serbian business KBC Banka.
9
The originating civilization was severely damaged in a conflict involving
offshoot
spacefaring relations.
10
The Five Percenters, an early
offshoot
of the Nation of Islam.
11
Bruce Buchanan, CEO of its low-cost
offshoot
JetStar will leave in six months.
12
He's a very specific
offshoot
of a very unpromising part of the internet.
13
A small
offshoot
to the westward passes through the Galapagos Islands.
14
The conception to be tested was an
offshoot
from the carbon dioxide theory.
15
Symbolist machine learning is an
offshoot
of the knowledge engineering school of AI.
16
There was an
offshoot
in rear which served as a kitchen.
offshoot
recent offshoot
small offshoot
australian offshoot
consider an offshoot
curious offshoot