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Meanings of origin in English
Synonyms
Examples for "line"
Examples for "line"
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Western Europe asked North America, Military Intelligence, and Halo to remain on-line.
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So just top line question; is wearing sunscreen still a good idea?
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The line I remember was 'Change before they change you.' Autonomy, right?
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Therefore this time line possible: -maybe contracted last Saturday at ACB event.
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Take a good look at its product line over the past year.
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In an instant you forget; the sky is bright; the blood pounds.
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The blood flows into the chest; it fills the lungs; he suffocates.
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In addition to diabetes, high-blood pressure and certain cancers are also possible.
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Vegetable blood changes colour in the leaves; experiment with spurge; with picris.
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He choked; the blood beat in his head; he was at bursting-point.
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The stock, however, remains down some 30 percent so far this year.
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Terrell said the company was open to a possible stock market listing.
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The recent stock market volatility has given Liberty pause, the source said.
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So far, Trump's political proposals have largely helped the U.S. stock market.
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A stock tracking facility, market reports and personal finance information are included.
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Cycling the highest road in Europe Isn't the best ascent a descent?
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A rerun of 1914's descent into global war is really rather unlikely.
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It is a common genetic anomaly, especially among people of African descent.
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They'd surely used a crapload of battery power fighting the unscheduled descent.
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The only true choice left is how to control the accelerating descent.
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Data extraction: Independent, dual-reviewer extraction; group consensus rating of certainty of evidence.
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But he said extraction technology should not hurt health or the environment.
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A Development West Coast spokesperson said diversifying minerals extraction would create jobs.
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Data extraction: Three authors independently appraised study quality and extracted relevant data.
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Data-extraction and analysis: The primary outcome measure was the number of complications.
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However, the new results show the house cat lineage is far older.
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However, the role of PRC2 in lineage-committed somatic cells is mostly unknown.
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He's also grown to understand how significant his family lineage is too.
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This review highlights the current models attempting to explain T lineage commitment.
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First, the antiquity of its lineage; secondly, the antiquity of its self.
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Ship them in a paper envelope for paternity, ancestry or health testing.
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However, there are no established guidelines for the representation of ancestry information.
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Results: We assessed genetic ancestry in 392 African American subjects with asthma.
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The deep ancestry of whales remained a virtually insoluble problem for decades.
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We then conducted a trans-ancestry meta-analysis and discovered 35 additional new loci.
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It's an indefinable quality, but pedigree sure counts in Europe's premier competition.
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His pedigree and form suggest 10 furlongs is well within his compass.
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The founders of the new journal, called PeerJ, come with a pedigree.
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As for the food, it's everything you'd hope for from its pedigree.
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It is used in a pedigree drawn up for him in 1601.
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A child's right to know its genetic parentage should always come first.
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It shocked me to hear him admit my eldest brother's true parentage.
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He wanted to tell Quentin what Coran had said about his parentage.
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This divine parentage has the sense in which the words were spoken.
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This was the first intimation given of the parentage of the child.
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If you wish to see your bloodline survive, you need to consider-
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He knows his responsibility to the bloodline, and so does Empress Tabrina.
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Women make all major decisions in the community and carry the bloodline.
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The bloodline archives would enable her experts to suggest optimum genetic matches.
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If a bloodline of terror, I would say make him fear you.
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And our line of descent was taking its chances amid it all.
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Parliament, therefore, set aside the direct line of descent and accepted Henry.
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The line of descent is limited exclusively in the female's children.
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Journal' July 1863 especially on intermissions in the line of descent.
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He gave thirty years of his life to establishing the line of descent.
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This blue- blood line of succession is now enshrined in the Admission to Schools Act.
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She's from the same blood line as Queenie.
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To be British does not mean, and never did, to be part of a blood line.
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He wanted her because of her blood line.
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We are called upon to support our blood line and make sacrifices for our partner and family.
Organization promoting geographic indications.
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Usage of origin in English
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However, a multimodality approach is necessary to depict cases of liver origin.
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However, my more serious correspondents want to know the origin of witchcraft.
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An example of the time gap surrounds the age of angiosperm's origin.
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Furthermore, EFSA derived new MRL proposals for some commodities of animal origin.
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As long as the advice is good, the origin doesn't really matter.
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They more or less agreed on the origin of the 'document': Moscow.
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They regard the country of origin law as a potential trade restriction.
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The most common place of origin for clothing today is south-east Asia.
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The government is currently working on country of origin… Read more Audio
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Prophylaxis health messages focus on families returning to their country of origin.
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He is correct in that its origin is the Celtic New Year.
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Most of the words used in English are not of English origin.
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Another case of imaginary check, which discounts b3 as her possible origin.
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Health teams are working urgently to determine the origin of the disease.
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Several observations support the hypothesis of an animal origin for the disease.
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The other outpost, and Murtaugh's other possible origin point for their spell.
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