They could have been luzonensis or the species descended from them, or perhaps they descended from another unknown group, the researchers said.
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Lastly, dogs are not descended from modern wolves, making direct comparisons of behavior difficult; both dogs and wolves are descended from a common ancestor that lived somewhere between 15,000 to 36,00 years ago.
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And as we all know, birds are descended from dinosaurs.
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Descended from a long line of kings, the Panther, a.k.a.
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The virtuoso violinist is a devilish hypnotist, descended from Paganini.
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Big reveal: He's descended from the Assassins, a secret society.
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Mike Pence and I both are descended from immigrant families.
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He descended from the mountaintop into an inferno of hate.
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Modi highlighted the contributions of Americans descended from Indian immigrants.
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In that way she's descended from Whitney Houston and Michael Jackson.
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We are all descended from Adam, the ancestor to us all.
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Green Party candidate Joe Manchik claims to be descended from aliens.
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Trump descended from the air and the airwaves to talk shit.
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A large part of Greece's population is descended from those refugees.
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Sure enough, some responded, saying that we Muslims descended from pigs.
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On her father's side, the family was descended from German aristocracy.
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Would the expert discover that I descended from royalty centuries ago?
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Blair and I are descended from Robert E. Lee's cousin, Adm.
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He recalled that the variety is descended from the far superior Hawkeye, which had a pleasant, floral flavor, far sweeter than the Red Not-Delicious, which soon descended from the Hawkeye due to the American industrial machine.
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DJ Xenn spun a chill-out track and descended from the throne.
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Even James Cameron descended from his office to toast a successful wrap.
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Trump's unique and, to some, mesmerizing warble, descended from the same heritage.
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Anyway, Drew Barrymore is a talented actress descended from a talented actor.
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She was born in England, centuries ago, and was descended from Druids.
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That's another thing about her — Garrel is descended from European film legends.
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In 1865, she married John Vanderpoel, who also descended from prominent stock.
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First of all, it isn't simply about who is descended from whom.
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One of the rescuers descended from the helicopter and spoke with her.
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He is descended from the white barbarians, after all, he pointed out.
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Many black immigrant groups are also descended from slavery in other countries.
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"Dogs are descended from wolves," dog psychologist Stanley Coren told National Geographic.
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We're all descended from people who had this relationship with underground spaces.
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Now there are about 2,000 — about 800 of them descended from Diego.
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Annan was descended from tribal chiefs on both sides of his family.
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One is the requirement to be descended from the Prophet Mohammed's Quraysh tribe.
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He was descended from Abraham, and taught that he followed in Jesus' footsteps.
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AppKit dates back to the 1980s, descended from the original NeXTSTEP Application Kit.
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She grew up in a remote corner of Maine, descended from Yankee sailors.
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He was descended from a family that settled in colonial Jamestown in 1608.
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Many of them were descended from the strikers or the posse, or both.
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His mother, Lorna, was descended from a wealthy American family based in Cincinnati.
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A vast majority are descended from slaves, but others are more recent migrants.
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Most just stare at him, as if he has descended from another planet.
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Fog descended from the Pacific; I took a bath with my biggest rock.
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"Like most black Americans descended from slaves, it basically stops," she told me.
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Robert Skinner Boyd, who was descended from Scottish nobility, was born on Jan.
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Merrill, who was 68, was descended from planter elite, and still had money.
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To control for pre-existing genetic tendencies towards mental illness, the researchers looked at the rates of hospitalization among the descendants of first cousins: 3,000 children who were descended from evacuees, and over 90,000 who were descended from siblings who stayed.
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"Kamala Harris is implying she is descended from American Black Slaves," the tweet read.
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They believe that today's Hindu population is directly descended from the land's first inhabitants.
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Mr McDonnell descended from these lofty heights to outline his policies for "reprogramming capitalism".
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They couldn't be released into the wild because they were descended from fur foxes.
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There was a mixture of boos and applause as Bolsonaro descended from the podium.
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Derived from the Saxon word "ash," or spear, the Assmans descended from ancient warriors.
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Millions more of the Igbo tribe believe that they are descended from biblical Israelites.
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The medical examiner ruled that suicide – "descended from height" – was the manner of death.
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Except for Native Americans, all of us are either immigrants or descended from immigrants.
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A dozen passengers descended from the train, intending to continue the journey by bus.
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Mr. Serkin was descended from storied musical lineages on both sides of his family.
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Her family was descended from British colonists who arrived in North America in 1670.
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Look out your window - all those birds descended from the common ancestor of dinosaurs.
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A herd of bighorn sheep have descended from the hills and mill around our car.
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I'm talking "angels descended from heaven and plucked harps inside my ears" kind of good.
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Solithromycin is descended from a notorious drug made by Sanofi SA called Ketek, or telithromycin.
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Whales are descended from terrestrial mammals, who retained their teeth after adapting an aquatic lifestyle.
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Modern crocodiles aren't directly descended from these beasts, but they do share a common ancestor.
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The last Neanderthals who lived 40,000 years ago were all descended from a common ancestor.
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Humans are descended from monkeys No, your great-great-great-ancestor was not a monkey.
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Others descended from Algeria, Mali, Mauritania, Mococco and Senegal, plus Germany, Italy, Portugal and Spain.
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More young men descended from non-western immigrants commit crimes than Danes, official figures show.
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Rather, it's about people in the modern day who think they're descended from those Romanoffs.
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The women are descended from Zeke and Millie, his child bride from a Union family.
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This is a form of shade that's descended from the grand lodge of sneak-dissing.
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Its name is descended from the Latin accha, ahha or aha, via the French ache.
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And yet the dead were very often left behind, especially those descended from the enslaved.
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Holmes, 78 at the time, was descended from one of the oldest families in America.
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Alien forms descended from the ceiling, bulbous stag horns and water tassel ferns like snakes.
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One line of ancestors descended from slaves; the other, she found, had helped settle Jamestown.
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Here's everything we know about the property tycoon and single dad descended from Italian aristocracy.
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If herons look particularly dinosaurian, that's mostly because, well, birds are directly descended from dinosaurs.
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During their respective verses, the guys each descended from the stage into the clearing, shirtless.
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Frank Torres, 64, a driver in black slacks, descended from his perch above it all.
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Having descended from wild wolves, dogs have a natural desire to sleep in a den.
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Moments later, another member of the rescue operation descended from the towering mound of rubble.
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Her husband and I talk as cool fingers of night air descended from Eugene's hills.
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There is a vast difference between my experiences and those descended from different European ancestry.
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Were the Travers and Rosier we know descended from followers of the dark wizard Grindelwald?
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Her mother, the former Marie Dexter, was said to have been descended from the Pilgrims.
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Hedi Slimane's sophomore Celine show opened with a mirrored box that descended from the ceiling.
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Their mother Zarina was a classical singer who descended from the Raj Kapoor dynasty—Bollywood royalty.
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Pumis are often referred to as "herding terriers," but they're actually descended from traditional sheep dogs.
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That man turns out to be his grandfather, and Kyle is descended from – get this – leprechauns.
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"I am descended from Depression-era Oklahoma farmers—my family is really anti-debt," Dickson said.
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These two groups of hominins—both types of humans—are descended from an unknown common ancestor.
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All of the parrots documented in this research, with two possible exceptions, descended from escaped pets.
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Beethoven, Alexander Pushkin, Carol Channing and many other historical and modern persons descended from African ancestors.
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He was descended from two other former Uruguayan presidents, José Batlle y Ordóñez and Lorenzo Batlle.
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If "New Max," which clearly descended from 1960s systems-based artwork, sounds dry, it is not.
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Some scientists think that Homo sapiens, Neanderthals and Denisovans all may have descended from Homo heidelbergensis.
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But genetic tests have now shown that Australia's mainland cats descended from more recent European progenitors.
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Mr. Thomas, a psychology major, is descended from slaves who were part of the 1838 sale.
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Most songbirds in Europe, including those that breed there, descended from African ancestors, the researchers found.
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Travelers returning by air to Beijing lately have descended from blue skies onto a Stygian underworld.
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His mother, Nafi N'Diaye, was descended from a long line of warriors from St. Louis, Senegal.
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Descended from the legendary pencils used by traditional animators, the Blackwing is a really good pencil.
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I'm sure your ancestors here weren't descended from the Mayflower in some cloud of heavenly light.
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The more than 200 million starlings in North America today descended from those first 100 birds.
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The history of the round airplane window descended from — as most great aviation innovations do — fuel efficiency.
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Within India, different factions are fighting over whose language and culture descended from the Indus Valley Civilization.
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Some make her the daughter of Muatamid bin Abbad, a wine-drinking caliph descended from the Prophet.
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As soon as the Terrys descended from the treetops on Saturday, MVP crews reportedly appeared with chainsaws.
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The actress Ann Dowd descended from her apartment, in Chelsea, carrying a Buddha and a potted fern.
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Among biologists and other scientists, the debate about evolution doesn't center on whether we descended from apes.
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A man in his 60s with white hair in a ponytail and wearing sandals descended from upstairs.
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His father, a Marine Corps captain, was descended from one of the original settlers of Stamford, Conn.
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There were rappers, drifts of artificial snow and a smoke-belching U.F.O. that descended from the ceiling.
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The queen has owned at least 30 Pembroke Welsh corgis, all of whom have descended from Susan.
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Words descended from Old or Middle English account for 2 percent of errors in the final rounds.
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The lineage of Russian ballet luminaries — Pavlova, Nijinsky, Balanchine, Nureyev, Makarova, Baryshnikov — is one descended from Petipa.
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Mr. Thomas, a psychology major, is descended from enslaved people who were part of the 1838 sale.
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At the debate, Mr. Biden had implied that he descended from coal miners, like Mr. Kinnock did.
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Worldline, descended from the acquiring subsidiaries of three French banks, has spread into the Benelux countries and Germany.
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Then they descended from their poses to hit the runway with designer (and sister of Gianni) Donatella Versace.
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The researchers believe that this means the early Neanderthals in Europe could have descended from an unknown population.
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A royal baby — this one descended from a former blogger and Suits actress — is officially on the way.
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" The SPLC says neo-Völkisc "adherents base their spirituality on the survival of those descended from white Europeans.
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Germany has descended from being the undisputed leader of Europe to being its basket case, writes John Lloyd.
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They descended from a small group of finches that arrived sometime between 7.2 and 5.8 million years ago.
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He is descended from a line of dictators and has built a nuclear bomb to protect his interests.
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Flight tracking website Flightradar24 estimated the plane descended from 31,684 feet to 10,000 feet in about five minutes.
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If you descended from immigrants, I'm betting your ancestors didn't come to this country for the fine cuisine.
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The International Space Station (ISS), the crown jewel of science partnerships, is directly descended from this symbolic gesture.
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The Twins descended from the Washington Senators, who played in the World Series in 1924, 19933 and 1933.
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It was also "a debt," said Ms. Barton, who believed the pyramid horses partly descended from Australian Walers.
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Harkness is descended from a witch — or at least a woman hanged in Salem for allegedly practicing witchcraft.
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All humans who have ancestry outside of Africa today descended from a later migration, about 70,000 years ago.
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Dogecoin is an example of an altcoin, which are peer-to-peer digital tokens that descended from bitcoin.
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But now, she said with a laugh, her parents have descended from the glacier, via a police helicopter.
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At the end of the ceremony, Akihito descended from the dais and took Michiko's hand as she stepped down.
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Present-day people are descended from ancient people, and our genes are affected by that history in profound ways.
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Descended from a long line of educators and pioneers, her grandmother opened the first Black school in the city.
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Today, the country has a large Afro-Uruguayan community — about 10 percent of the population is descended from slaves.
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In Catholic eyes, after Mary Tudor's death, there were no more rightful heirs that descended from King Henry VIII.
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Modern Lesbos was shaped by an earlier refugee crisis, and many of its residents are descended from asylum seekers.
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France is home to the European Union's biggest Muslim population, mostly descended from immigrants from North African former colonies.
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This one is probably descended from a farm emu hatched in the 1990s, but no one can be sure.
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"It's the idea of looking at all these names, knowing that I'm descended from all these people," he explained.
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Everyone knows birds descended from dinosaurs, but exactly how that happened is the subject of much study and debate.
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They say that when you fall in love with a Libra it's like an angel has descended from heaven.
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It claims that human beings are descended from apes and that we all used to live in a pond!
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Though all the cells in the cancer are descended from one parent cell, they become increasingly diverse over time.
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A fifth-generation South African, Mr. Sparks was descended from the country's original British settlers, who arrived in 1820.
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Stonewall Jackson, made common cause with Texas Democrat Barbara Jordan, who descended from sharecroppers, tenant farmers and former slaves.
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Princess Eugenie's sister, Princess Beatrice, recently got engaged to a property tycoon descended from Italian aristocracy, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi.
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The two researchers devised a way to determine whether a single population descended from two or more distinct groups.
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If it evolved only once, then all those who weave it today are descended from a single, common ancestor.
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It is known that domestic rabbits descended from the European rabbit, Oryctolagus cuniculus, which originated in France and Spain.
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It's just that a reasonably large share of the white population will be partially descended from Latin American immigrants.
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Most noble families descended from chiefs keep a cache of tabuas available for when a son is in need.
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For decades, linguists have documented how Hispanics descended from those early settlers in the Southwest are shifting to English.
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There are the Regency romances (descended from the superb Georgette Heyer, whose first one, "Regency Buck," appeared in 1935).
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Her mother, the former Sarah Noel-Buxton, was descended from a prominent family that included missionaries, abolitionists, and Quakers.
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The tribe has said some of its members descended from followers of Chief Little Shell of the late 1800s.
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In the film, both play the children of the current Santa Claus, descended from a long line of Kringles.
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His mother, according to family lore, was directly descended from a 19th-century Nooksack chief known as Matsqui George.
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The country is home to the European Union's biggest Muslim population, mostly descended from immigrants from North African former colonies.
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A Riverton, WY native descended from homesteaders, Vetter came to Laramie after acquiring an MFA at the University of Michigan.
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Artistic reconstruction of Corythoraptor jacobsi (Image: Zhao Chuang)As virtually every school-aged child knows, birds are descended from dinosaurs.
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Some sources claimed that the practice is descended from an occult cooking rite originally used in the early 20th century.
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So the new species contains a mishmash of characteristics from other species, and it's likely descended from an ancient strand.
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Most European countries are still run by marmoreal Christian or social democrats descended from the struggle between bourgeoisie and workers.
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It descended from 2766,2320 feet to 483,248 feet "when we lost the signal," Greek Defense Minister Panos Kammenos told reporters.
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That helped Chinese nationalists develop the idea that all Han were descended from Huangdi, the "Yellow Emperor", 5,000 years ago.
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Efforts include: 30 new scholarships and the addition of five doctoral fellowships for students who descended from enslaved African people.
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The Haratin, who make up the main "slave caste", are descended from black African ethnic groups along the Senegal river.
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But in French, the word con is a vulgar insult descended from the same root as the English c-word.
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The islanders, mostly descended from Brittany and Normandy in Northern France, as well as the French Basque Country, certainly don't.
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The second theory is that these early humans were descended from another member of our genus, such as Homo habilis.
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Sociologists of science generally distinguish between two forms of knowledge, concepts descended from the work of famed scholar Michael Polanyi.
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Our nation was not founded because we all looked alike, or prayed alike, or descended from the same family tree.
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But Booker, who would be the first U.S. president descended from slaves, has frequently brought the subject to the fore.
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Most agree it descended from a German cousin, the bratwurst, but how it crossed the oceans is lost in time.
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But the AfD draws more support from former non-voters and The Left, a party descended from East Germany's communists.
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She returns to the city in Certain Dark Things, where Domingo comes across a vampire descended from the Aztecs, Atl.
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Vidiadhar Surajprasad Naipaul was born in 1932, near Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, descended from Hindu immigrants from India.
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Even if you aren't descended from a long line of famous people, there is money to be made on Instagram.
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Then does it make sense to speak of mainstream Taoism today as having descended from this second-century religious movement?
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In fact, recent research suggests that all sperm whales may have descended from a single whale some 80,000 years ago.
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Lipka Tatars are descended from Turkic people from Central Asia who migrated to the Baltic region in the 14th century.
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Chareau was born in Bordeaux, where his father was a wine merchant, and his mother was descended from Sephardic Jews.
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Most are descended from slaves brought in by the Spanish starting in the 17th century to work in gold mines.
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"To me, it's all sacred land," said Catherine Martin, a Mi'kmaw filmmaker and storyteller who descended from Tufts Cove survivors.
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One of the rules for choosing a caliph is that he must be descended from the lineage of the prophet.
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She is also directly descended from John Winthrop, who was the governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony for many years.
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Later that day, after Chausiku descended from the tree, a scientist named Michael Huffman noted that she could barely walk.
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Muriyd Williams, 24, who goes by the tribal name Two Clouds, is descended from the tribe through his Ramapough grandmother.
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The Lascelles family is descended from King George V's only daughter, whose husband passes on the Earl of Harewood title.
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The Haratin, who make up Mauritania's main "slave caste", are descended from black African ethnic groups along the Senegal river.
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Mr. Cooper, 44, a novelist, television writer and documentary filmmaker, is a transplanted New Yorker descended from Russian Jewish immigrants.
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This new discovery also opens up the possibility that the two other east Asian ancestor species descended from Homo erectus.
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A total of 13.6% of Americans today were born in another country, and most of us are descended from immigrants.
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Some researchers have speculated that they descended from a population that had been distinct since the Bronze Age or earlier.
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Ouk Phalla, a classical Cambodian dancer reported to be descended from a separate royal family branch, was Ranariddh&aposs second wife.
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The plane suddenly depressurized and descended from more than 30,000 feet to about 10,000 feet in about five minutes, CNN reports.
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The plane suddenly depressurized and descended from more than 30,000 feet to about 10,000 feet in about five minutes, CNN reports.
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Given that House Stark claims to have been descended from the First Men, he could be a proto-Stark of sorts.
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The same thing goes for the people descended from West African populations whom Reich examined in his work on prostate cancer.
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But populations descended from those that domesticated milk-producing animals such as goats and cattle often retain lactose-digestion into adulthood.
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"Z-40," the Cartel's number-two figure—had purchased the horse, a colt descended from champion stock, at auction in California.
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Many Mexican Americans are descended from braceros, and the memory of their mistreatment colors their opinions of guest-worker proposals today.
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Almost immediately, a cougar descended from the woods surrounding the Tim Hortons (this is Canada, after all) and attacked the pair.
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After Modi descended from the podium he was overwhelmed by schoolchildren eager to say hello and to get their photo taken.
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The Sahrawis are a matriarchal society, descended from nomadic Berber tribes in which women handled household finances and ran local communities.
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The plane suddenly depressurized and descended from more than 30,000 feet to about 183,000 feet in about five minutes, CNN reports.
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And it belies the fundamental truth about this nation -- that the vast majority of us are immigrants or descended from them.
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The design is built around a block-long "tapestry" of Ike's Kansas boyhood, made of steel mesh descended from chain link.
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Was he was descended from the wood gods, their power seizing his spirit at his time of greatest on court trial?
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The large group descended from the train on Friday after it reached the town of Ixtepec to the northwest of Arriaga.
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The story's protagonist, Maika Halfwolf, is descended from an ancient immortal called the Queen of Wolves — quite literally an anthropomorphic wolf.
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Ms. Lafourcade descended from the stage to get the Latin pop stars in the front row on their feet and dancing.
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"Kamala Harris is implying she is descended from American Black Slaves," Alexander wrote on Twitter, to his 95,000-strong follower base.
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Like many Taiwanese-Americans, Ms. Ku is descended from two different ethnic groups, each with a distinct cooking style and lineage.
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It may even be possible that Homo luzonensis descended from hominins that came to Luzon hundreds of thousands of years earlier.
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There were also highly dubious family claims of having descended from Robert the Bruce, the 14th-century king of the Scots.
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In the process, Ms. Yeampierre, who is descended from African and indigenous people, has helped change what climate activism looks like.
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Descended from two eminent musical families, he became a maverick, questioned the establishment and fostered a career on his own terms.
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Such feelings continue to fuel and inflame modern societies at least nominally descended from that culture, the United States being one.
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Mr. Cox, who says he is descended from the Creek tribe, has come to this place since he was a child.
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Because he is descended from slaves, that story must begin with slavery, but it's still, on some level, a family drama.
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This Newly-Discovered Dinosaur Looks Just Like a Modern Day CassowaryAs virtually every school-aged child knows, birds are descended from dinosaurs.
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After a few minutes — and Beyoncé doing a little dance and blowing kisses to the audience — she successfully descended from the stage.
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Tardigrades have survived to this day, but until the researchers learn more, it's difficult to say what descended from the mold pigs.
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"They're arguing that whoever is descended from the people who wrote the Indus script are the true inheritors of India," says Wells.
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Modern populations have their own strains of H. pylori, and all of these seem to be descended from six major ancestral strains.
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John Foster Dulles, who ran American diplomacy during the 1950s, as the cold war developed, was descended from Presbyterian ministers and missionaries.
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The First Lady descended from her plane wearing a mini dress with long, caped sleeves, paired with ballet flats and a clutch.
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And least we forget the three top models of the moment who descended from a famous family — Gigi, Bella and Anwar Hadid.
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They may have descended from leather botas, or wineskins, and early examples were made of clay before glass became the preferred material.
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The Irishman's family clan, "Clan MacGregor", originally hails from Scotland, and is thought to have descended from an ancient Celtic royal family.
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Mr. Swamy, in an interview, was unapologetic about the article and restated his theory of Muslims in India being descended from Hindus.
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So big that Biden's old boss, former President Barack Obama, has descended from his Olympian remove to fire up the troops Thursday.
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With 75 percent of all African-Americans descended from that area of West Africa, it was profoundly important to preserve that legacy.
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Data from the flight-tracking website FlightRadar24 showed that the plane descended from 39,000 feet to 10,000 feet in about seven minutes.
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These adorable furballs are descended from domestic dogs left behind when their owners fled the region in the wake of the disaster.
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The genomic analysis of these dogs revealed that they descended from Siberian canine stock, not wild North American wolves, as previously speculated.
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"Kamala Harris is implying she is descended from American Black Slaves," Mr. Alexander wrote during the second night of the Democratic debates.
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The scientists believe that those descended from the dying sea stars grew ill and died upon their return to the tide pools.
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Many Americans are descended from immigrants who passed through Ellis Island in a wave of immigration in the 19th and 20th centuries.
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Standing there in the woods with two of my distant cousins who also descended from Elizabeth Hemings, to me, was an experience.
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Another case that surfaced in the region last week probably descended from it, based on an analysis of the virus's genetic sequence.
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With the Statue of Liberty and the Manhattan skyline as a backdrop, the team of parachutists descended from a helicopter around noon.
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More than 400,000 Bulgarian nationals live in Turkey, most of them Bulgarian Turks descended from Ottoman-era Turkish settlers in the Balkans.
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His father, Ousman Sanneh, who was descended from African royalty, was an administrator for the provincial government, but the family was poor.
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Though a relatively small number of Liberians are actually descended from former slaves, the American immigrants imported the tradition to their new home.
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Cornish is a language descended from the Brittonic widely spoken in Britain before Anglo-Saxon invaders and their early English came to dominate.
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Worried that something would happen on the ground, I descended from the bus and picked a spot up in the mountains to watch.
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The genetic result is that the Scythian horses are much less inbred than modern counterparts descended from a small number of cherished lineages.
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I was reminded of soap bubbles stretching but not dispersing, of a form changing slowly and inevitably as it descended from the ceiling.
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Descended from the RGB system, CMYK — or four-colour printing — uses combinations of cyan, magenta, yellow and black to produce full-colour images.
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Richard, who reigned for just 777 days, was the last of the Plantagenets, the line of English kings that originally descended from France.
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The website, Christ Descended from Joseph, said it belongs to Walker and includes multiple essays and articles authored by him, the Observer reported.
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These include "The Breakers" and "Marble House," which were once summer homes of the railroad-baron Vanderbilt family that Anderson Cooper descended from.
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Fascist leaders everywhere convinced their early followers that their nation had descended from a glorious heritage, hijacked and destroyed by a corrupt elite.
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In Japanese the emperor is called tenno, or "heavenly sovereign," a nod to the idea that the imperial family is descended from gods.
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Northam, the Democratic candidate for Virginia governor, is descended from slaveowners, but he believes that Confederate monuments should be removed from public spaces.
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Burton's distorted, slightly dystopian suburbia often takes on a gleefully manic, almost circus-like form that's descended from gothic's bloodier cousin, Grand Guignol.
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The vast majority of these household pups are descended from dogs brought to the continent by European settlers within the last six centuries.
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Then, about 250,2000 years ago, another wave of people arrived, descended from the horse-riding nomads of what are now the Russian steppes.
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During the past decades, children's textbooks have implied that today's inhabitants of Mexico are descended from indigenous people and not from the Spanish.
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Orchids make up about 10 percent of all extant flower types, but their genome suggests that they all descended from a common ancestor.
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Images like these — symbolically overt, politically and anatomically in-your-face, forcing a public confrontation with sexism — are all descended from Chicago's imagination.
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Many Americans are descended from immigrants who first arrived at Ellis Island in a wave of immigration in the 19th and 20th centuries.
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A majority of Scottish Jews today are descended from immigrants who arrived in the late 19th century, mainly settling in Glasgow and Edinburgh.
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This analysis allowed them to determine how living Africans descended from ancient populations, which are older in Africa than anywhere else on Earth.
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One Conservative Party lawmaker even seemed to compare Mr. Johnson to Moses, the biblical figure who descended from the mountain with new commandments.
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I counted at least six different needlework techniques—including smocking, pin pleats, and rosettes—that descended from puffed shoulder to netting-frilled wrist.
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Once Brandt descended from his own magic mountain, he underwent psychoanalysis in Vienna, and later in the decade moved to Paris, taking up photography.
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DNA from the skull indicated the individual was descended from a group related to the Ancient North Siberians, as well as from East Asians.
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Through her father, Bush was descended from Henry Samson, who journeyed from Britain on the Mayflower at 16 years old, according to Page's book.
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The deeply embedded traumas of enslavement, Jim Crow, and contemporary police brutality exist in a blended genealogy, each one successively descended from the other.
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While other volunteers in this project had clearly descended from Europeans, Ethan's DNA came from Northeast Africa and the area around the Red Sea.
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Giving Baghdadi's claim some credibility among his followers was the fact that his Sunni forefathers long claimed to be descended from the Prophet Muhammad.
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One sentient branch of the tree of life is descended from the animals that crawled onto dry land hundreds of millions of years ago.
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They are descended from earthworms, and the ancestral wormy parasite from which they all came, 250-300 million years ago, was a blood-feeder.
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As this blood type is descended from hunters, the fight-or-flight response is strong and can translate to anger issues or manic episodes.
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Family trees of languages typically show Spanish, French and Italian descending from Latin in the same way that you are descended from your mother.
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Unlike Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) who's descended from slave owners but opposes reparations for U.S. slave descendants, O'Rourke backs the plan.
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At the village next to El Brujo, DNA testing is under way to see whether the residents are descended from the Lady of Cao.
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Based on a morphological analysis of the new fossils, it now appears that these so-called Hobbits were in fact descended from H. erectus.
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What we see today descended from the original survivors of the asteroid, and some groups benefited greatly from the event over the long-term.
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For more than 22.5 years, Williamsburg has been home to Hasidic Jews, many descended from Eastern Europeans who settled there after surviving the Holocaust.
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Holmes discovered Balto descended from wolves, and started identifying the weeks-old pup as a wolf to Theranos employees and strangers, the report says.
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For more than 70 years, Williamsburg has been home to Hasidic Jews, many descended from Eastern Europeans who settled there after surviving the Holocaust.
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The Nubian people are descended from an ancient African civilisation that once ruled a large empire, including all of Egypt for a brief period.
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A Russian-Jewish immigrant descended from Holocaust survivors penned President Trump's controversial statement for the event's International Remembrance Day, according to a new report.
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They took it back to the '70s with "Toys In the Attic," riffing through the song while oversized inflatable toys descended from the ceiling.
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Some words come from Coptic, the language that descended from Pharaonic Egyptian, and there are many imports from Greek, Persian, Turkish, French, and English.
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Before that, people just assumed I was African American, or black American—which I am, descended from slaves—and they assumed I was Christian.
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Luz Hidalgo is a high school track star in New Orleans, an illegal immigrant whose mother (now dead) claimed they descended from Guachichil warriors.
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Batra family legend has it that Boz is descended from the sort of romantic, marauding pirate once associated with swashbuckling movies starring Errol Flynn.
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The way Mr. Benenhaley's relatives told it, the Turks are descended from Joseph Benenhaley, who had come to colonial America from the Ottoman Empire.
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Studying a more recent skeleton, the researchers found evidence for the arrival of farmers in England, who descended from people in the Near East.
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These creatures are descended from ancestors that lived in the Cambrian period 525 million years ago, making them one of the oldest animal lineages.
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A few of those votes will come from Otzma Yehudit (or "Jewish Power"), a racist party descended from Rabbi Meir Kahane's outlawed Kach Party.
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Hungry and lonely, the big cat descended from its natural hunting grounds high in the Santa Cruz Mountains in search of food and friendship.
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Like other Rastafarians, Nansolo believes Selassie was a prophet descended from the biblical King Solomon, sent by God to liberate black Africans from colonialism.
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More digging into their backgrounds showed that Hanks and Rogers also descended from two brothers who fought for American independence in the Revolutionary War.
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The flight tracking website FlightRadar256 estimated the Boeing 737-700 descended from 31,684 feet to about 10,000 feet in a little over five minutes.
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He reveals The Echo is something everyone innately has in their aether, for everyone is descended from Ascians and all Ascians possessed this ability.
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The Przewalski's horse (pronounced "peh-je-vahl-skee"), a living population of "wild" horses native to the Eurasian steppes, are descended from the Botai horses.
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And because of the pressure drop, the Boeing 737 descended from 32,800 feet to just 13,100 feet in less than nine minutes, according to CNN.
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He is descended from a long line of farmers on his father's side and says he wants to purchase a farm of his own someday.
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Another good idea would be to do a comparative analysis of ancient dogs with the Australian dingo, which is likely descended from East Asian dogs.
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Some were descended from Chinese traders who settled in the region in the 21950s, while others migrated more recently to work on Chinese construction projects.
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As 23andMe refined its test and its data set grew, it also refined the results: Now, he was descended from Jewish people from Southern Europe.
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Nigeria's Semites argue that they are descended from one of Israel's lost tribes and that cultural similarities such as circumcision are proof of their pedigree.
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They are descended from an ancient African civilisation that ruled over an empire stretching, at its height, across the north-east corner of the continent.
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Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke said in a blog that documents showed that both he and his wife are descended from people who owned slaves.
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Descended from the sun goddess, Amaterasu, and son of the man-god in whose name Japan waged total war, Akihito was educated by humble Quakers.
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Young earthers accept the notion that nature makes small adaptations over time — but do not accept that humans and chimpanzees descended from a common ancestor.
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Al-Baghdadi also claimed to be descended from this tribe, a necessary qualification in ISIS' view for the caliph, or leader, of the Islamic world.
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As a full-time college student whose family is descended from Syria, I can tell you that these Syrians are human beings just like you.
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Vampire Dany is descended from superstar racer Varenne, who was so popular in the early 2000s that commentators joked he should be named foreign minister.
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Devi was a Greek national who became prominent in Ariosophisty, a set of occult traditions that mythologize European peoples as descended from the "original" Aryans.
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In terms of influencing my music, not as such, no, although I have a soft spot the kind of vocal style Eurotrance it's descended from.
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This sense of succession was expressed visually in Palmyra ceilings: Europe's architecture, like its trade and its power, was directly descended from the ancient city.
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That's what happened to a group descended from six white foxes that settled in the early 2000s on Helagsfjället, the highest mountain in southern Sweden.
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But no matter where Ms. Fabián lived, her heritage kept her — and others — close to the cradle of her people, who descended from the Zapotecs.
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He says it took many years for simple software robots, which are essentially descended from screen-scrapers and simple coding tools, to affect office work.
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Herders who live in the area today are not descended from these ancient cemetery-builders and do not view them as their ancestors, she said.
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Descended from wolves, dogs were the first animals to be domesticated, an advance that appears to have occurred independently in ancient cultures around the world.
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One of them is Den-den Wigan, 22, from the neighboring village of Ngibat, who is descended from the man who inked Ms. Fang-od.
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As others pointed out on Twitter, Star Trek's Starfleet symbol was ACTUALLY inspired by/descended from/modeled after NASA's famous meatball logo designed in 1959.
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Across the slate-gray Cabot Strait in windswept Newfoundland, one of Ms. Swan's distant cousins, Jasen Benwah, says he is also descended from Francis Young.
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Once perceived as curios—and presumed to have descended from the riot-grrrl movement—female-fronted rock acts now dominate regional (and online) rock scenes.
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The attackers descended from their vehicles with assault rifles and as soon as the shopkeeper closed his door, they began firing on the town hall.
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Prince Bader comes from a lesser branch of the royal family, the Farhan, who are descended from a brother of an 2450th-century Saudi ruler.
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I was maybe a little knock-kneed, and having descended from many generations of burly Southern Italian women, my legs were strong and Mediterranean-ly athletic.
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Way back in 163, when Donald Trump, remember, descended from the escalator at Trump Tower, he announced his candidacy for the presidency of the United States.
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Also, journalist Anderson Cooper, who is descended from the Vanderbilts, lives in an old firehouse in the West Village that I have been told is haunted.
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Now that Adele has descended from her perch at No. 1 on the Billboard singles and album charts, there may be room for another pop supernova.
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Initial reports differed about whether the units involved in the four-hour raid, whose members descended from helicopters, belonged to the Afghan Army or the police.
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Raised in Jamaica and descended from a line of Caribbean-dwelling Englishmen dating back to 1664, Harvey fell in love with the sea as a kid.
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Or perhaps birds, who are descended from dinosaurs, evolved their highly efficient brains as a requisite for flight, since birds need to be light and agile.
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Her father raises Maisie in a small cottage by the woods, and never informs her that she's actually descended from a long line of cursed woman.
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Arriving in Beijing on Wednesday, Trump and his wife Melania descended from a red-carpeted staircase rolled up to the main door of Air Force One.
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And, though genetic studies show that most modern dogs in the Americas are descended from post-Columbian European imports, a few breeds preserve their ancient ancestry.
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GREEN PARTY SPOILER CANDIDATE IN OHIO SPECIAL ELECTIONS CLAIMS TO BE DESCENDED FROM ALIENS Foster started his campaign in March, six months after his DUI arrest.
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Zarathustra was a sixth-century Iranian philosopher, who, according to Nietzsche, descended from a mountain to teach people that there were higher goals worth striving for.
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In the June letter, the lawmakers said honoring Lee and Jackson with the street names is a "grievous insult" to Brooklynites who are descended from slaves.
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Halloweentown: Halloween-obsessed Marnee learns that she's descended from witches in the parallel world of Halloweentown, where a mysterious force threatens life as they know it.
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After I moved to open ground, the helicopter spotted me, and Reserve Deputy Jim Slikker, of Orange County Sheriff's search-and-rescue team, descended from it.
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The researchers examined the evolution of bird calls, and made the connection that -- as birds were descended from dinosaurs -- the ancient creatures likely sounded the same.
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Until I realized that immigration to Antigua isn't only for Antiguan retirees descended from the West Africans and Europeans who lived on the island for centuries.
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The question of Davis's racial identity turns on whether he is descended from Rachel or Serena (Keri Russell), Newton's wife at the beginning of the movie.
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When the self-described prophet descended from the stage to bless attendees, placing his hand on their heads, several declared themselves healed from sickness or infirmity.
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After making the five-hour trip across the mountainous border that separates the two countries, thousands of Kosovo fans descended from their buses with a roar.
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The winner of the 2016 Relentless Award from the American Playwriting Foundation, "Is God Is" is descended from a long and heady list of cultural ancestors.
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"Kamala Harris is implying she is descended from American Black Slaves," Ali Alexander, a member of a right-wing constellation of media personalities, wrote on Twitter.
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Prince Hubertus of Hohenlohe-Langenburg, though born in Mexico, descended from German royalty and spent most of his life in Europe, where he learned to ski.
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The Amish may be more vulnerable to recessive inherited conditions because they are descended from a small number of ancestors and tend to intermarry, Tester said.
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Getting engaged around someone else's wedding is normally off-limits, but when you're descended from Queen Elizabeth, you kind of have free rein (pun fully intended).
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The pilot clearly did not know there were mountains ahead because he actually descended from 2,000 feet to 1,700 feet ... presumably to go under the fog.
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Aneta Regel, a Polish sculptor who makes simplified animal forms encrusted with bright colored glazes that seem descended from African Baule, is another talent worth watching.
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Members of the R.S.S. believed that many Muslims were descended from Hindus who had been converted by force, and so their faith was of questionable authenticity.
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As an arranger and producer, he married New Orleans's early rock 'n' roll tradition — descended from Fats Domino — to a strutting, marching-band-influenced rhythmic feel.
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Her father descended from Abdul-Qadir al-Gailani, a 12th-century Muslim theologian and mystic, and her lineage included the first prime minister of modern Iraq.
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By contrast, African-Americans like David Baldwin, descended from slaves, knew from childhood onward that such violence was the stuff of daily life across the land.
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Few of us are fully human, if by that you mean having a genome entirely descended from the Homo sapiens who left Africa 60,000 years ago.
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The Romanoffs is described as a show based in the modern day, based on people who believe they are descended from Russia's now-defunct royal family line.
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Additionally, Rhaegar Targaryen believed that The Prince That Was Promised descended from Aeyrs Targaryen II (the Mad King), which would make both Jon and Dany eligible contenders.
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The Garifuna are descended from African slaves and indigenous groups and have inhabited Vallecito on the Caribbean coast of north east Honduras since the late 18th century.
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This is because the genetic variant that causes sickle cell is more prevalent in people descended from parts of the world with a high incidence of malaria.
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Made up of New Yorkers descended from the Mohawk, Hopi, Winnebago and San Blas tribes, these performers, using traditional instruments and dress, keep Native American dance alive.
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Traditionalists say Akihito, the current emperor (pictured seated, third from left), can trace his roots back 2,600 years to Emperor Jimmu (descended from the sun goddess Amaterasu).
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A story about you in Vice magazine mentions a time at one of your bars when a robot descended from the ceiling and danced with female customers.
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He is, he proudly says, a cabecita negra (a little black head), descended from poor Italian and Guarani stock, a laborer from the lowest reaches of society.
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She and her beau, who's descended from Italian nobility, tied the knot in June at the lavish Passi de Preposulo family estate Villa Tiepolo, north of Venice.
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The protests are backed by AfriForum, a lobby group which promotes the rights of South Africa&aposs white minority, especially the Afrikaner population descended from Dutch settlers.
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Modern dogs probably descended from just one population that lived continuously in Europe for millennia, according to the research led by Krishna Veeramah at Stony Brook University.
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The Supreme Court of the United States has descended from the disciplined reasoning of John Marshall and Joseph Story to the mystical aphorisms of the fortune cookie.
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In a gene called Sonic hedgehog they found a mutation only present in a Key West colony of six-toed cats descended from Ernest Hemingway's personal pets.
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For years, the personal habits of millennials have been pored over as if the generation now between 21 and 35 years old had descended from outer space.
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Many anthropologists believe that all living humans descended from a population living in East Africa around that time, and that our modern human biology appeared relatively rapidly.
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DLGNCE and John Karel's GIFs evoke video game atmospheres descended from the Mushroom Kingdom, while Sahlooter's laid-back mountaintop La-Z-Cloud is the stuff of dreams.
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It is descended from fighting dogs, bred for a bloody and cruel sport that was considered all the more horrendous because it was seen as low class.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke says he was recently given documents showing that both he and his wife are descended from people who owned slaves.
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Many of those black children descended from people brought here in chains from the very countries that President Trump disparaged this week with his crass, obscene description.
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The Gullah—a coastal population descended from South Carolina and Georgia slaves—have long fascinated writers and ethnographers as a link between West Africa and African-Americans.
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"When we acquired the work and put it in front of our committee, it looked like it had descended from Heaven," Hoptman said, gazing at the picture.
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Mr. Motasim, 45, comes from the Taliban heartland of Kandahar Province and bears the title "sayed," which denotes that his family is descended from the Prophet Muhammad.
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The joke among Danes is that the inhabitants of the Faroes are descended from Vikings who were too seasick to make it all the way to Iceland.
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This is a pseudonym, according to top analysts, and is meant to signal that the new leader is descended from the Qurayshi tribe of the Prophet Muhammad.
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So every person alive today likely descended from a man who lived in a different part of the continent than the homeland Hayes and her colleagues suggest.
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Those rising sea levels wiped out the first iteration of the flightless rail, which was descended from flying forebears that originated in the Seychelles Islands and Madagascar.
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Akuno came of age in California—Watts of the 1970s and 80s—immersed in the culture of black pride and power, descended from Garveyites and New Afrikans.
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The Nationals descended from a Montreal Expos franchise that never won a pennant, and the last Washington championship came in that first World Series appearance, in 21989.
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Mantel, descended from Irish Catholic immigrants to England and educated by nuns she loathed, does not deliver a version of events that will please Roman Catholic readers.
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But an analysis of the viral genome from a 17-year-old patient in Snohomish County seems to suggest this new case descended from the first case.
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Inside the bar were pictures of past and present winners of a pageant that caters to women descended from a part of Germany that's currently in Slovenia.
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Rivera held tightly to her children's wrists as they descended from one bus, ran past shoulder-height tires, zigzagged around clusters of suitcases, and climbed into another.
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It begins with a steel-stringed Puerto Rican guitar called the cuatro, which most likely descended from an instrument brought to Spain from North Africa by Moors.
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She herself is Parsi, descended from the followers of the prophet Zoroaster, who settled in India after fleeing persecution in Iran more than a thousand years ago.
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Israel's Arab minority is mostly descended from the Palestinians who lived under Ottoman and then British colonial rule before staying in Israel after the country's 1948 creation.
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Here's a little of it: splitting and scraping her tones … descended from hocketing and Western choral music and the World Saxophone Quartet and Battle Trance … Teutonic syncopation.
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Thankfully, before I lost my patience entirely, Messenger Lite was made available in my region and it was like an angel descended from the heavens and fixed everything.
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Modern domesticated horses, it now appears, are not descended from the Botai horses, and the identity of their true ancestral population is now a mystery to be solved.
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Heritage turkeys are directly descended from wild turkeys, and they nearly disappeared in the mid-20th century as commercial Broad-Breasted Whites were bred by the poultry industry.
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The Supreme Court of the United States has descended from the disciplined legal reasoning of John Marshall and Joseph Story to the mystical aphorisms of the fortune cookie.
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That opens up new research like reconstructing the size and shapes of the brains of dinosaurs and comparing them with those of modern birds, which descended from dinosaurs.
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She's an enrolled member of North Dakota's Three Affiliated Tribes – and is also descended from the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, a key leader in the Dakota Access opposition.
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Wrights, which reached the Supreme Court of Virginia in 1806, the enslaved Wright family argued that they were descended from Native Americans, not Africans, along their maternal line.
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Alternatively, the Social Democrats could invite a new coalition partner, The Left (a far-left party descended from the former East German Communists), for a much narrower majority.
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Mr. Trump eventually descended from his office and offered brief remarks, expressing cautious optimism about the Tuesday election results and hitting his Republican opponents as New York pretenders.
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The video shows oxygen masks descended from the overhead compartments, the cabin lights dimmed and replaced with purple light, and some passengers rising to talk to one another.
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An older Haitian woman wearing a purple and yellow headwrap, mauve lipstick and big gold earrings descended from the bus with two handbags, a backpack and a suitcase.
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While these towns are battered and broken, emergency workers have descended from around the world to rescue survivors and bury the dead, which have numbered more than 100.
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Members claim to be descended from the ancient peoples who once inhabited the Mississippi Valley, and they see themselves as a separate nation apart from the United States.
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Solithromycin, designed to be administered intravenously and via capsules, is descended from Ketek, a controversial drug made by Sanofi SA that was approved by the FDA in 2004.
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Like the three magi of yore, Drake, Nicki Minaj, and Lil Wayne have descended from the hallowed halls of Instagram, bearing the greatest content opportunity of all time.
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On a recent night, John Holmsen, 21980, descended from his apartment in flip-flops to fetch bread, cheese and a jug of apple juice from the lobby's kitchen.
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His father, "a spirit born of hunger" descended from Indigenous Purépecha, was born in unmapped Mexican territory and hunted birds and iguanas for food when he was young.
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That ended in 21 when a group of mostly white plantation owners, descended from an earlier wave of missionaries, overthrew the Hawaiian queen and declared, perversely, a republic.
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Still, for many throughout the African diaspora who aren't descended from the enslaved (including those on the African continent) we suffer all types of trouble via oppressive gazes.
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Based on an analysis of the virus's genetic sequence, another case that surfaced in the state and was announced on Friday probably was descended from that first case.
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Winans was to the manner born, grandson of Ross Winans, a railroad builder, and was descended from Count Goswyn de Wynants, chief counselor to Charles VI of Brabant.
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From their data, the researchers concluded that living Native Americans descended from a population of Asians who moved into Alaska and then expanded southward, likely along the coast.
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Moments after she descended from Air Force One in Riyadh on Friday, commentators in Saudi Arabia noted the flowing black pantsuit and the large gold belt that Mrs.
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Last weekend, former Representative Beto O'Rourke of Texas wrote a lengthy explanation to his supporters after learning that he and his wife were both descended from slave owners.
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Last weekend, former Representative Beto O'Rourke of Texas wrote a lengthy explanation to his supporters after learning that he and his wife were both descended from slave owners.
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What Mr. Ditta, who is 67 and lives near San Francisco, didn't know until recently was that he is also descended from the Fitch family of Norwalk, Conn.
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The worship style at Joe's church is directly descended from the Pentecostalism of the Azusa Street Revival , which flared like a wildfire a century ago, in Los Angeles.
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By adding up the mutations in the hair samples, the scientists also estimated that their owners all descended from a common ancestor who lived around 50,000 years ago.
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Oxygen masks deployed, tears flowed, and text messages were sent as the Bulldogs descended from 103,000 feet to 10,000 feet before an unscheduled landing in Pittsburgh, he said.
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" In fact, the term "cultural Marxism" is descended from actual Nazi propaganda — a distrust of modernism and the spread of non-Germanic culture that Hitler called "cultural Bolshevism.
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Many are descended from migrants, particularly from Burkina Faso, Mali and Ghana, who were encouraged to work on Ivory Coast's coffee and cotton plantations in the 20th century.
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Image: TARAIn the 1980s, scientists learned that all humans living today are descended from a woman, dubbed "Mitochondrial Eve," who lived in Africa between 150,000 to 2503,000 years ago.
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At the brief show, the flying devices descended from a second floor balcony and swarmed together to make different shapes and patterns above the audience's heads while changing colors.
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Today's study shows that some modern breeds in the Americas — like the Peruvian Hairless Dog, the Xolo, and the American Hairless Terrier — likely descended from the New World Dog.
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His party, the CNDD, which is descended from the Hutu rebel group he led during the civil war, argued that under the constitution his first term did not count.
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You could use this data to track down your birth parents, or to discover you're descended from ancient royalty, or to find out if you're prone to various diseases.
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Very few of today's German-speakers are, in any event, descended from the Schutztruppe (literally, "protection force"), the colonial soldiers who slaughtered the Herero and Nama in 1904-07.
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Paintings that were older than 18,000 years ago depict animals with long horns and large front legs (similar to the American bison, which are likely descended from Steppe bison).
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Finally, in what seemed like Moses coming down from the mountain with the Ten Commandments, Carter descended from Camp David to give a prime-time speech to the country.
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Because my cat is descended from generations of athletes, I give him high-performance salmon-lentil kibbles from a company that calls itself the Under Armour of pet food.
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Esther Naomi Jungreisz was born on April 27, 1936, in Szeged, Hungary, to Abraham Jungreisz, a rabbi descended from a long line of rabbis, and the former Miriam Cohen.
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He refused to choose between the two great factions of early modernism — one conceptual and linguistic and descended from Duchamp; the other, painterly and formal, from Picasso and Matisse.
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The bold feminism of Gillibrand is directly descended from the fight of Hillary Clinton's adult life dating back to her time as first lady when she redefined the role.
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They picked pairs of freshwater and terrestrial vertebrate groups that were descended from common evolutionary ancestors and represented on at least two continents, and looked at their divergence times.
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The experience was hard to put into words, so I hung out backstage and took photos of the festival's many performers—focusing on the moment they descended from stage.
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Unique traits The tiny dinosaur's unique traits shed light on how birds, which descended from dinosaurs, evolved, suggesting they attained their minimum body size much quicker than previously thought.
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It made a showing on Tuesday when Joe Manchik, who claims to be descended from space aliens, won 20183,129 votes in the special election in Ohio's 12th Congressional District.
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Hundreds of thousands of people who had known no home other than Burma — descended from Indian Muslims who had arrived post colonization — began to be seen as illegal occupiers.
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CreditCreditLynsey Addario for The New York Times They descended from unmarked white school buses, many of them disoriented from hourslong journeys across the country, into a barrage of screams.
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Most of India's street dogs are about two feet tall, short-haired, curly-tailed, trim but not scrawny, and descended from an ancient breed related to the Australian dingo.
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He argued that rape culture has descended from English legal permissiveness toward sexual violence and violence against women before detailing his own role in trying to change that culture.
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To be Latino is, in many cases, to have descended from both the colonizer and the colonized, to be between languages or to mourn the loss of a language.
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Having descended from a matrilineal line of women who were paid to care for other people's children, I felt deeply conflicted about the "vacation nanny" concept before we arrived.
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Orrin Hatch of Utah ribbed Warren in a tweet on Monday that also poked fun at himself with a graphic saying his DNA results showed he descended from dinosaurs.
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Before kickoff, at one end of the stadium, a banner image of a fox — Leicester's symbol — descended from the roof, accompanied by the words "Forever Fearless," the club's slogan.
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Her father, Daniel Ammen de Menocal, descended from an aristocratic Cuban family; her mother, Beatrice (Crosby) de Menocal, was a New York society beauty with a Washington Square address.
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AL MUGHAYIR, West Bank — A gang of a dozen or so armed Jewish settlers descended from a hilltop outpost to the Palestinian village below and opened fire, witnesses said.
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Photography and video descended from printmaking, she argues — "if one defines printmaking as a way of creating a reproducible image" — and this extends to 2993D printing and lenticular prints.
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After being introduced as the "Divine Miss M" (a nod to her 1972 studio album and stage persona) by Keegan Michael-Key — who descended from the ceiling, Mary Poppins-style!
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Everyone in the room was too cool to go to the front until Travis Barker descended from the ceiling playing the intro to "Feeling This" and everybody—everybody—lost it.
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John Gavin was born Juan Vincent Apablasa on April 21987, 21957 in Los Angeles, the child of a fourth-generation Angeleno descended from Spanish landowners and a Mexican-born aristocrat.
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Wikipedia tells us that the Easter Bunny is descended from a Santa Claus-esque Lutheran tradition about a hare that judges whether children have been good enough to deserve candy.
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Throughout Quincy, we witness Jones focusing most of his energy on fostering kinship between black musicians of different genres and eras, emphasizing the history and struggle they're all descended from.
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This is life in the polar vortex, which has descended from the Arctic down into the Midwestern United States this week, bringing record cold and wind chills to the region.
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Davis, who had married a white woman two years earlier, was discovered to have descended from Newt Knight and Rachel Knight, a black woman, rather than Newt's first, white, wife.
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You try calling people and asking them if they're descended from a kid who swam across the Hudson river to Antarctica in 1928, you get a lot of hang ups.
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It is descended from the Kach Party, outlawed by the Israeli government as a terrorist organisation in 1994, after one of its members murdered 29 Muslims at prayer in Hebron.
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In Germany Russia maintains ties with Die Linke, a far-left group descended from East Germany's Communist Party, but has also cultivated the hard-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.
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Salvador Nasralla - A colorful 64-year-old sports and talent TV show host descended from Lebanese immigrants, Nasralla promises to put an end to years of violence, poverty and graft.
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Their research showed that a single family tree stretches its branches almost unbroken across most of Eurasia: from Iceland to Bangladesh, most people speak languages descended from "Proto-Indo-European".
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Historians think that Ecuador's Larons descended from conversos, Sephardi Jews who converted to Christianity and fled to South America at the time of the Spanish inquisition in the 16th century.
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Absolutely not, but that's what in we in the news business call "context," a tradition largely descended from pay-by-the-word publishing practices that few websites still ascribe to.
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I'm attracted to diamonds because they are part of my family: My father is descended from a long line of jewelers, and my brothers now work in jewelry as well.
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And after Urban descended from the stage and received another hug from Kidman, Bryan was right behind her, ready to wrap his fellow artist in a warm and lengthy embrace.
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Exactly 48 years ago Thursday — July 20, 1969 — Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin descended from the Apollo 11 capsule to become the first humans to ever walk on the moon.
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In that 1857 ruling, the court found that black people descended from slaves could not become American citizens, and that the government could not curb slavery in new Western territories.
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But Ms. Birch, 29, is descended from a longer line of British dramatists who provided catharsis for themselves and like-minded audiences by raging in style against the status quo.
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The scientists think the mutation arose in an earlier breed that Labradors are descended from, the St. John's water dog, which fishermen used to retrieve nets from Newfoundland's icy waters.
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B.R. The saxophonist Kenny Garrett has long carried the torch for a fervent, athletic strain of postbop, descended from John Coltrane but also informed by 1970s funk and R&B.
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Cassie is descended from ATRIAS, another bipedal bot with unique leg motion; but while ATRIAS looks sort of like a naked Dalek, Cassie resembles nothing if not a newborn ED209.
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Koopa is eager to merge his world and the human world together and believes Daisy (who, like him, is descended from dinosaurs) is the only person who can help him.
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I realized it was this giant swath of territory that's defined by climate, very old ethnic communities — many of which descended from the first settlers — massive wildernesses and roadless areas.
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At 63, Searle still cuts a frontiersman's profile; a cutting-horse competitor and former bank manager, he is descended from a prominent ranching family and formerly served as county supervisor.
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While the Beaker culture spread from society to society on the mainland, it was brought to Britain by immigrants descended from the nomads of what are now the Russian steppes.
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Political parties explicitly linked to or descended from the Muslim Brotherhood are recognized in many countries allied with the United States, including Jordan, Iraq, Kuwait, Bahrain, Morocco, Turkey and Tunisia.
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Its population of 750,000 is mostly divided between descendants of African slaves brought over by the Dutch and those descended from Indians brought over by the British as indentured laborers.
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In one recent story, the groom was descended from the family whose lives inspired "The Sound of Music," while the bride was a fellow graduate student who loved liturgical music.
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Morgan tracks three generations of Kentucky's aristocratic Forge clan, horse breeders whose self-aggrandizing mythology is shadowed at every step by a black Ohioan family descended from their founder's slaves.
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Atlanta station WSB-TV reported that the plane descended from 39,000 feet to 10,000 feet in less than seven minutes, causing the oxygen masks to drop from passengers' overhead area.
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" Karen itself was originally a Danish form of "Katherine," descended from the ancient name "Aikaterine," which Evans told me was often confused and conflated with a Greek word meaning "purity.
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A study published in October suggested that every person alive today may have descended from a woman who lived about 200,000 years ago in what is today part of Botswana.
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Some have backed reparations for slavery — an idea rejected by broad majorities of the electorate, most of whom are descended from immigrants who came to America after the Civil War.
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Flight Radar 24, which tracks aircraft movements, said the aircraft descended from 6200 feet to 3200 feet before a satelite communications signal was lost some 20 kilometers southeast of Domodedevo.
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A spokeswoman for the Cherokee Nation, one of the tribes Ms. Warren claimed to be descended from, said its principal chief was unable to attend because of a previous commitment.
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Even Japanese myth points to a female origin story for the imperial line: The first emperor, Jimmu, is said to have descended from the sun goddess Amaterasu 2,700 years ago.
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Both teams obtained the same striking result: Iberian hunter-gatherers had a remarkable mix of genes, showing that they descended from two profoundly distinct groups of early European hunter-gatherers.
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Most controversially, he espoused a belief in polygenism—the idea that humanity was descended from five human races that were created separately but simultaneously on different parts of the Earth.
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But when their plane descended from about 30,000 to 10,000 feet in a short time, which happens when a cabin loses pressure at cruising altitude, he decided to speed things up.
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Sarah&aposs family is descended from some of the hundreds of thousands of Palestinians who fled or were expelled from what is now Israel during the 1948 war surrounding its creation.
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The infant — named "sunrise girl-child" (Xach'itee'aanenh T'eede Gaay) using the local indigenous language — belonged to a previously unknown Native American population that descended from those intrepid migrants, the researchers added.
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Voters from conservative religious and working-class backgrounds, Russian-speaking immigrants and Mizrahi Jews (who are descended from immigrants from the Arab world) had been supporters of Likud since its founding.
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As far as we currently understand, our furry companions likely descended from one group of wolves that began following or scavenging from humans, becoming more gregarious and less dangerous over generations.
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A *sigh* was Johnson's reaction to another story of non-traditional writing: last year Oxford Dictionaries chose an emoji—those cartoonish faces descended from emoticons—as its "Word of the Year".
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Fittingly, it was Honey Soundsystem — a gay D.J. collective descended from the dance music scene that Mr. Cowley helped define — that found the neglected reel-to-reels in the Megatone archives.
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Akihito is the 125th emperor in a line that extends back to the country's founding in 600 B.C. by the Emperor Jimmu, who legend holds was descended from the sun goddess.
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An October study suggested that every person alive today descended from a woman who lived in an area of modern-day Botswana south of the Zambezi River about 200,000 years ago.
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And 54 cats — many of them descended from a six-toed white cat owned by author Ernest Hemingway — survived the storm at the writer's house-turned-museum in Key West, Fla.
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On August 4, as Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was giving a speech commemorating the country's National Guard, two drones armed with explosives descended from the sky in an apparent assassination attempt.
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Never mind that many native-born Americans are descended from immigrants who fled countries (including Norway in the second half of the 19th century) that were considered hellholes at the time.
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In the comic Angela: Asgard's Assassin, Marvel lovers are introduced to Sera; she descended from the Anchorite of Heben (a group of all-male angels) and was assigned male at birth.
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THE CONVERTBy Stefan Hertmans Vigdis Adelaïs Gudbrandr was born in Rouen in 1070, the daughter of a wealthy Christian family, her mother a Norman aristocrat and her father descended from Vikings.
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"Burglary is descended from the common law, and its rationale is precisely because of the risk that the burglar will encounter someone in the course of committing the burglary," he said.
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