Similarly with the virus, West Nile has more than one lineage, and the lineage that came here evolved.
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Focus on ancestors of your own lineage, knowing that every lineage on earth has individuals and groups who have left lessons behind.
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Using an age-estimation method called molecular clock dating, the researchers showed that the basidiomycete lineage is as old as the ascomycete lineage.
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Almost everything the speaker looks at in the book is a reminder of not only parental lineage, but the fractures of her specific parental lineage.
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Lineage OSImage: Lineage OSFrom the ashes of CyanogenMod comes Lineage OS, an alternative smartphone OS for those who aren't happy with whatever flavor of Android installed on their handsets to begin with, and are looking for a slicker, purer experience that they can customize to suit themselves.
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That's no accident of course because the Blackburn lineage, your lineage is tied to the slaves who came through the underground railroad, specifically your great great grandfather Elias Earl.
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"While the subtype is the same as the China H7N9 lineage that emerged in 2013, this is a different virus and is genetically distinct from the China H7N9 lineage," the USDA added.
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They can also pass laterally across species boundaries, across wider gaps, even between different kingdoms of life, and some have come sideways into our own lineage — the primate lineage — from unsuspected, nonprimate sources.
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In 2003, one lineage evolved the ability to use citrate.
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"Kerry is very clear about the lineage there," Adler explains.
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Nearly all of us trace our lineage to another country.
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You can still see Munich's lineage in the streamlined design.
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Now, the GTC43 Lusso takes that lineage a bit further.
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The lineage of E. H. Rixford is in good hands.
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Killmonger was raised in the US but has Wakandan lineage.
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However, that virus has Eurasian lineage, U.S. flu experts said.
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Can you guess the top two breeds in his lineage?
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Can you guess the top two breeds in her lineage?
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The lineage had already been crumbling for millions of years.
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There's also still the unresolved issue of Jon Snow's lineage.
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The master suite and bathroom of the Embraer Lineage 1000E.
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Al Franken, Giant of the Senate comes from this lineage.
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Yet there was no paperwork to prove the Jewish lineage.
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After that, the lineage of the celestial masters is clear.
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I felt like this is sort of in that lineage.
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It is within this lineage that we find Closet Monster.
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Beware what happens when you walk away from your lineage.
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And this is just a tiny fraction of our lineage.
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Both have obtained German citizenship based on their family lineage.
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He sees them as closely related to our own lineage.
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She has modulated her message but that is her lineage.
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Yet it had a perfectly respectable lineage in art history.
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Wikipedia and Britannica do, at least, share a certain lineage.
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That is Allmon's entire lineage, a family tree in winter.
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To me, this lineage is yet another source of comfort.
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Our lineage here goes back to the 1500s and 1600s.
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It was their lineage and race that ultimately spared them.
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We also have some lineage in Italy and native cultures.
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In Trickster Feminism, form follows function — to undergird her invocations of feminist activist lineage, Waldman employs a range of poetic forms that also have long lineage: the chant, the blues refrain, the prose poem.
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So was this Doritos commercial hinting to Tyrion's true fiery lineage?
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But the lineage may break down if unfavorable environmental conditions occur.
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Following a previously announced reverse merger with Lineage Grow Co. Ltd.
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It's a nightmare that shares unlikely lineage with William Blake's Jerusalem.
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I just consider this show one more contribution to that lineage.
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Most Icelanders can trace their lineage to a single Viking settler.
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It's an extensive, often cheeky, exploration of lineage, fate, and womanhood.
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That lineage is so clear, it's embedded in the earth there.
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Let's hope Troublemaker continues the lineage of amazing Urban Decay mascaras.
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I realized I was really in direct lineage with these dudes.
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Viruses in the H5N1 lineage "are super bad guys," Cardona said.
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Previously, scientists had overlooked this fact and missed the distinct lineage.
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Regarding their lineage, conflicting theories have divided biologists and even countries.
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A married woman continues to be identified by her father's lineage.
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He's talking about a lineage that goes directly back to slavery.
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They are our lineage, they are our unifier, they are ours.
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What's the role of my lineage in the story of Nigeria?
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I was thinking them more in the lineage of Chrome Cranks.
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The gallery, along with Boston University, sustained a lineage of painting.
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The Nordstrom lineage comes across in conversation with these non-Nordstroms.
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Rey's lineage is supposedly why Luke didn't want to train her.
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Memory and loss are interwoven with an activist sense of lineage.
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Four philanthropic vehicles are linked to Mr. Rockefeller through his lineage.
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When he describes his law's intellectual lineage, his frustration remains fresh.
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The Retour Toronto proudly continues this lineage in the modern age.
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" The World Health Organization said in a statement on Sunday that it did not know "which lineage of Zika is circulating" or "what the level of population immunity is to this lineage of Zika in Asia.
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A recent assessment from the CDC also shows the virus has also split into a new lineage — which is a problem because the vaccine development for H7N9 was based on an older lineage of the virus.
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RG: In all respects, this lineage was behaving like a different species.
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From then on, all the birds in the lineage carried that marker.
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I feel proud of my lineage when I look at that photo.
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She had an amazing lineage ... her brother was famed director Garry Marshall.
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"It is suspect to come from that kind of lineage," Wells said.
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Best wishes for your wife, for you and for the precious lineage.
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"A Lineage of Imagination," an installation of mythical creatures by Kenny Harris.
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These actions are based on "blood lineage and race", Mr Le charged.
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Sanders is correct in describing the group's Koch lineage and its intent.
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Nick's family is dysfunctionally obsessed with protecting their capital through their lineage.
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"We don't want to be exclusive, but inclusive," clarifies Lineage promoter Maciejewski.
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Like the love in our hearts and the luxury in our lineage.
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Dr. Metzger and his colleagues have named this lineage of cancer BTN1.
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It becomes apparent that she is carrying a child of supernatural lineage.
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He boasted a lineage that placed him squarely in Michigan's uppermost echelon.
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As the second iteration in Cole Haan's ZERØGRAND Wingtip lineage, the 2.
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Can you talk about the lineage from 2001: Odyssey to 3001: Odyssey?
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The novelty of Hersey's approach doesn't mean that it lacked a lineage.
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I suspect that my genetic mutation also came from my paternal lineage.
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The family, which traced its lineage to the nation's founders, was wealthy.
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It was an "honoring of [queer] lineage as artistic gesture," she said.
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Don't let your questions about Targaryen lineage (or anything else) go unasked.
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She has also been skillful at reminding South Koreans of her lineage.
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The cells in each lineage all inherited the same distinctive mosaic signature.
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Of those, about 22 percent tested were in the B/Victoria lineage.
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But the election of 2016 presents a challenge to that historical lineage.
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"American Wolf" takes its place in a long lineage of wolf books.
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The album captures loneliness and congregation—a greater community, lineage, and soundscape.
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The evolutionary lineage that led to people split from the chimpanzee lineage roughly 6 million to 7 million years ago, gradually acquiring traits such as bipedal walking, flatter face and increased brain size through a succession of species.
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The lineage was much bigger than its nearest relative, the medium ground finch.
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Bill: What's interesting is that there's a direct lineage from Slackware to Kali.
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As in every Underworld movie, tracking lineage and bloodlines plays an important role.
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She also traced her lineage back to John Adams, the second US President.
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I like the idea of doing original cocktails that obviously have a lineage.
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I am in the lineage of Gil Scott-Heron, great activist-type artists.
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But they're determined to be seen as part of the boy-band lineage.
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GARRISON "A Lineage of Imagination," an installation of mythical creatures by Kenny Harris.
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"Knowing your ethnic lineage does not help determine your hair needs," says Breyer.
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But even beyond that, Holmes would frequently tout her lineage to potential investors.
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She was a writer who saw herself in the lineage of women writers.
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Your place in a lineage should probably come from someone other than yourself.
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But this kind of behavior runs right through the lineage of the office.
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After all, he does come from a really, really, ridiculously, good-looking lineage.
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Charles' lineage also traces to slavery in North and South Carolina, she said.
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In fact, Delta has units dubbed "squadrons" in homage to that SAS lineage.
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Corporan, like Posada, is from Puerto Rico, but he has no Yankee lineage.
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For many, being unable to trace our lineage was and remains spiritually painful.
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Especially when the shape has the sophisticated, mathematical lineage of a Moebius strip.
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Mastodons are not classified as members of the elephant lineage but are cousins.
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Anthropologists aren't sure when, or how, cancer first emerged in the human lineage.
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Family lineage is celebrated and traditional religious ceremonies are woven into inmates' schedules.
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Instead, our lineage assumed an exuberant burst of strange forms along the way.
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"He was really representative of a lay person's lineage," Salzberg, his student, said.
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Another person, buried in a nearby grave, came from the same maternal lineage.
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"You're going to have politicians trawling through their lineage right now," he said.
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It's about foraging, but also about inherited trauma and her family's cooking lineage.
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One lineage passed down their DNA to living hunter-gatherers in southern Africa.
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GABRIELLE HOROWITZ PRISCO Brooklyn The writer is executive director of the Lineage Project.
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Our human evolutionary lineage includes many species and relatives, including Neanderthals and Denisovans.
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As to the lineage of the bananas themselves, they bear no special provenance.
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Ramon Dekker's heavy handed, quick footed style traced its lineage to the Fujiwara.
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He then got BBQ'd by Drogon because he blabbed about Jon's real lineage.
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The summit felt "like a huge family reunion for kids across the country that don't share a blood lineage per se, but share a lineage of suffering and oppression," said Hogg, one of the most recognizable faces of the movement.
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I stand in a strong lineage that we acknowledge and honor for their contributions.
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Big Bird bred with two medium ground finches, and those offspring started a lineage.
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Guided by Ghosts asserts that we cannot embrace our identities without knowing our lineage.
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Once again, we see a clear lineage for this third scenario throughout sci-fi.
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And Acosta is not just an important Latino figure because of his lineage alone.
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According to Joseph Fuisz, Elizabeth's father especially took great pride in the family's lineage.
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Frankly, this seems like a more key piece of information than Jon's true lineage.
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The report found that 89% of all sharks here had the exact same lineage.
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And we've got the information, this bombshell that Bran has confirmed about Jon's lineage.
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Although their ancestors are long gone, the solenodons are carrying on a prehistoric lineage.
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Lineage is far from the only company taking advantage of the benign credit environment.
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With pink's complex lineage, it's useful to think of its cultural footprint as intersectional.
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The octopus lineage didn't evolve intelligence for being able to solve complex social problems.
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Most carmakers would find that extremely distressing — especially one with such a long lineage.
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But it is also linked as a country with distinct historical and political lineage.
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The New York Times reports the Tapanuli's lineage is 3-3.5 million years old.
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Under the current monarchical hierarchy, the top Knights are required to have noble lineage.
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There are, of course, writers like Nabokov who are born into a literary lineage.
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And the best solution might descend from a lineage that has hopped between niches.
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Because obviously that's a very small part of your lineage, 85033/32nd or something.
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Jack Mulligan, a young Irish-American politician from a deeply racist lineage who is
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The evidence of this noble lineage lies only skin-deep in the leopard slug.
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But is there a way of — and a point to — teasing out his lineage?
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Manning, who turns 40 in less than three weeks, also had a noteworthy lineage.
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Their evolutionary lineage dates back to the Triassic Period, before T-rex and co.
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Every jazz musician henceforth had pay direct homage to its lineage, according to Wynton.
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Once, Murillo had dreamed himself as a gentleman in the lineage of Roman heroes.
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Anyone who has eaten at Al Forno will recognize the lineage of Violet's pies.
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Modern birds lack teeth, of course, because of an evolutionary quirk of their lineage.
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Fins, seasickness and the blatant lineage to lesser General Motors products have been banished.
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The other lineage, our own, makes up the vast majority of living mammal species.
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But Volaticotherium belonged to a different lineage and independently evolved the ability to glide.
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Trump, I have commissioned a devastating opera that disparages both you and your lineage.
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Target can trace its retail lineage back to the dawn of the 20th century.
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Another lineage flows through the book: the theme that unites Patchett's fiction and nonfiction.
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Yet their insistence on male lineage is threatening the future of the royal bloodline.
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It can trace its lineage in the armed forces to the War of 1812.
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She was giving Rey advice for when she would eventually learn of her lineage.
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After waiting four long years, fans will receive an answer about Rey&aposs lineage.
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We see this in the Big Bird lineage but also in cichlid fishes and butterflies.
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For Alexis Granwell, who curated the show, these meditations are part of a feminist lineage.
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Some of these adaptations, however, may not have originated in the jaguar lineage at all.
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Because it's passed down maternally, it only gives insight into one side of the lineage.
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This sense of aching, though solely hers, is a historical, ancestral lineage belonging to women.
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The idea that contemporary singers belong in that lineage is gaining support in bookish circles.
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After seemingly snuffing out the entire Frey lineage, Arya begins heading south towards King's Landing.
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As a young man, he wondered if he would measure up to his distinguished lineage.
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She doesn't have a tattoo on her forehead that says she's part of your lineage.
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She was an ordinary girl thrown into extraordinary circumstances — specifically, a newly discovered royal lineage.
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Even with her Hollywood-familiar lineage, this isn't the first role that Hawke has taken.
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Not least because of her own lineage, which was way more aristocratic than the Windsors.
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Drew McDowall, the avant-garde noise/synth/whatever musician is part of the same lineage.
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It said all eight gene segments of the virus had North American wild bird lineage.
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But as Kristin Idaszak suggests, creative lineage may provide some clues to the artist's intentions.
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It's a fact upon which the fate of the realm, and the royal lineage, hangs.
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You can trace the lineage of analog synth design back to the early telecommunications equipment.
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Below, there's a cute depiction of the Ram truck lineage driving through the center console.
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They're crazy rich, and crazy obsessed with the maintenance of their image and their lineage.
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Hinting at an art historical lineage, Mullins gave particular preference to half-tone dot patterns.
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Radiodonts, among the earliest offshoots of the arthropod lineage, are usually known from fragmentary remains.
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He knew who their ancestors were, their lineage and genealogy, the alliances and the rivalries.
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I'd launched into long diatribes over coffee -- or beers -- about my family's long military lineage.
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The front-engine Vette's lineage goes WAAAYYY back, to the first-gen car from 1953.
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In 2014, anthropologists pinpointed the oldest known modern-human lineage based on Y chromosome data.
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How do you see this project fitting into that lineage of queer photography and portraiture?
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They fit into the New York lineage, too, though, with strong enunciation reminiscent of Fabolous.
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Naomi was born from a long lineage of people concerned with equality and social justice.
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The latter of which is unsurprising considering their lineage stretches back to one Elias Earl.
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That feeling in Paratopic doesn't just come from its horror game lineage or its visuals.
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The strain found in Missouri had its lineage in North American wild birds, officials said.
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Within this chosen lineage, the meeting between Odysseus and Hercules coaxes a trope into view.
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Mr. Tillerson's tensions with Mr. Trump can be seen as a part of that lineage.
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But as "on fleek" infiltrated America's vocabulary in 2014, Lewis was erased from its lineage.
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Lineage used to do much of its hiring at job fairs at its 290 warehouses.
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"Some of our hiring is to manage risk, too," Mr. Vanderelzen of Lineage Logistics said.
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This versatility may have evolved early in our lineage, producing traits that encouraged more sharing.
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But it fits into a long lineage of efforts to endow silence with artistic meaning.
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Davos instructs Gendry not to tell anyone about his lineage, but he does it anyway.
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Yet what is indisputable is his sense of being part of a long creative lineage.
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Perhaps this collection is the start of a much necessary revision of Chanukah's musical lineage.
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"His lineage couldn't be better, but he's also a very talented person," Mr. Riley said.
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"It's incredible to think that I'm somehow following in that lineage, by chance," she said.
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But the idea is that when you trace a woman's lineage, you carve her path.
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The interconnected series of "Trillium" operas place him in the lineage of Wagner and Stockhausen.
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Both are governed by a rule of law, having shared ideals and a common lineage.
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For many Aborigines, who trace their lineage on the island continent back 50,000 years, Jan.
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As a young man he wondered if he would measure up to his distinguished lineage.
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Rey, the female heroine so many had longed for, discovers her true powers and lineage.
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Today we are seeing the impact of this educational lineage and experiencing the cultural repercussions.
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They can look at some specific patterns on the X chromosome — remember that women have two X chromosomes, whereas men only have one — for some maternal lineage, and some of the markers at the Y chromosome, which typically men have, for some paternal lineage.
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Since then the lineage has not mixed with other species, and has behaved like a species.
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And in both states, the 2018 midterm results suggested a snapping-back to that Democratic lineage.
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But the group represents a different archosaur lineage than dinosaurs, and they are not close relatives.
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You have a certain amount of money, certain social connections and opportunities, a certain family lineage.
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Bradley admitted to The Times that the discovery of Jon's lineage modifies the relationship they shared.
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It's even possible that some fungi belonging to this early lineage are still manipulating ants today.
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At 21 seconds Assigning a lineage to Cecil Taylor's style has long been a fraught enterprise.
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There are far more downsides to him learning or revealing his lineage than there are upsides.
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The samples also helped the researchers to find rare and new sub-branches of this lineage.
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They share their lineage and a last name — but that's pretty much where the similarities end.
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THAT'S ALL I KNOW OF GRANDFATHER RF SHANNON, SO IM PIECING TOGETHER A LINEAGE FROM THIS.
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Sadly, Sophie's male companion didn't make it, but rescuers soon found his lineage would live on.
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The experiences share a common lineage with Nintendo analog titles like Mario Party or Mario Paint.
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I think it brings so many things to the movie in terms of its African lineage.
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By replacing Hatshepsut's name with his father's or grandfather's, Thutmose III could reinforce his son's lineage.
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I just feel like we have a direct line to the lineage of it through her.
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For many indigenous Aborigines, who trace their lineage on the island continent back 50,000 years, Jan.
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Lineage comes from a small number of founders, making it easier to trace genealogies and pedigrees.
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Every offspring of my bloodline will feel an overwhelming sense of competitiveness with the Davidson lineage.
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This one was a history lesson, telling me about the island's lineage of violence and genocide.
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Owners pay top dollar to ensure they are getting horses from a lineage of proven winners.
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Why would I seek the favor of people who thumb their noses at their very lineage?
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His lineage connects him both to Pattabhi Jois and to his brother Bryan Kest, another yogalebrity.
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Do you see a lineage between what she's doing and the artists of your prog past?
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The origins of the Women's Traditional Nightshirt(s) is a close-kept secret of matriarchal lineage.
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That was exciting though — I was part of this programming lineage, and it was a blast.
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In fact, Tartaro joins a long lineage of people whose vanity plates backfired in spectacular fashion.
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There is only one new song ("Rodeo") that follows the country rap lineage Lil Nas resurrected.
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He is the global head of product management for the data lineage, trade and transaction software.
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That genetic material shows that Denisovans were a distinct branch of human evolution, a lost lineage.
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Subsequent discoveries in the cave confirmed that the Denisovans were a lineage distinct from modern humans.
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In "Legacy" he explores his maternal lineage—an arc spanning five generations from immigrants to tycoons.
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But while Colonna may have lived among nuns, her lineage gave her standing in the world.
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Another mysterious lineage of humans, the Denisovans, split off from Neanderthals an estimated 400,000 years ago.
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The crocodile lineage dates to the Mesozoic Era, when the seas teemed with enormous marine reptiles.
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Mr. Rajapaksa has pledged to protect religion in the country with the longest continuous Buddhist lineage.
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One lineage produced the marsupials, such as kangaroos and opossums, which finish development in a pouch.
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Do it for the sake of our lineage, for the entire family right down the line.
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Think of the biographer's recurring problem of how far back in a subject's lineage to begin.
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You come from royal lineage and inherited the title of nawab of Pataudi from your father.
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The choices in this grid are more dimensional and mysterious, without a clear and simple lineage.
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The choices in this grid are more dimensional and mysterious, without a clear and simple lineage.
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The works allude to questions of lineage, context, and the imaging of the black female body.
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My tribe's office can track my lineage back to which original Cowlitz family I belong to.
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But despite their seemingly conservative lineage, sloths are actually incredibly remarkable when it comes to evolution.
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But that capsule history of the term itself, the brand, somewhat sells short the intellectual lineage.
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New twin statues of Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il across the country emphasise his lineage.
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Its most popular titles include role-player game series Lineage, Marvel: Future Fight, StoneAge and Seven Knights.
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Among the plethora of martial arts systems around the world, the Wu Tang lineage is comparatively young.
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The Brazilian airplane manufacturer now offers spectacularly large windows in its $53 million Lineage 1000 business jet.
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They just happen to represent the only lineage of dinosaurs that escaped extinction 65 million years ago.
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But others are world-beaters: microprocessor chips, databases and smartphones all trace their lineage to the Valley.
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The Stark family has a long lineage of good genes, as do the Lannisters and the Targaryens.
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In 2017 MMA has finally matured as a business, and it's lineage and appeal are quintessentially global.
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All of them (knowingly or unknowingly) carrying something unique to their relationship with lineage, place, and history.
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" This disconnect, of a gay lineage severed, is in many ways at the heart of "The Inheritance.
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But I'm also in the lineage of a Miles Davis — you know, that liked nice things also.
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It's hard to tell that the new phone even comes from the same lineage as the G5.
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But constructing an accurate lineage could be tough, not only because of the huge number of Lius.
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It's now considered the oldest evidence ever found of the earliest members of the H. sapiens lineage.
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So by tracing his maternal lineage, we may discover descendants who share this portion of his heritage.
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Simon's are ambiguous, formally playful, and engaged with the wider culture, including their own art historical lineage.
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A lineage that somehow survived storms and disease, war and pestilence, love and hate, generation after generation.
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Are there are bands or recordings that you could draw a direct lineage to Third/Sister Lovers?
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We're kind of blending this lineage of people who have preceded us with what we do today.
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I feel like the lineage connection [they had with new rave] is to do with the fashion.
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Once upon a time, status was predicated on lineage and ancestors who had arrived on the Mayflower.
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To reflect that, 207 Squadron was purposefully chosen because it has both Air Force and Naval lineage.
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Although its thrown off its hydrocarbon-burning lineage to embrace an electrified future, it's clearly no slouch.
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This year should be even better, if the early success of "Lineage 2 Revolution" is any guide.
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And while the two might share literary lineage, the new series is at best a pallid pretender.
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He's seized jazz from the institutions and placed it squarely back in the lineage of John Coltrane.
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A professional wrestling icon in Japan, Takada was a good worker from a classical catch wrestling lineage.
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Going back to the soundsystem culture, it was just ingrained in me as part of that lineage.
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Monster Hunter: World could, by all rights, add itself to this lineage and call it a day.
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Jorah Mormont is also a man of noble lineage who never inherits the lands he was promised.
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They innovate, but within the tight context of a lineage of apprenticeships that goes back many generations.
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Testimonies of migrations, settlement or battles help entire nations trace a lineage, a past and an identity.
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The strain that struck the Tennessee had a North American wild bird lineage, according to the USDA.
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Mr. Donahue, who has Yurok and Karuk lineage, recently checked into a drug rehab program in Eureka.
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But it inherits the lineage of celebratory funk and marching band music from which Mr. Andrews descends.
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Direct lineage from God through Adam to reigning heads of state and family underpins traditional patriarchy's authority.
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But if word spreads of Dany's genocide and Jon Snow's lineage, many of Dany's alliances will crumble.
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Laojia, translated literally, means "old home" and the phrase denotes the ancestral wellspring of a paternal lineage.
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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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Boone was an ESPN broadcaster with no coaching or managing experience, but his baseball lineage runs deep.
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He eventually began his own analytics consulting business with his wife, who has a baseball lineage, too.
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In their responses to his lineage, they focus on conceptual, formal and personal connections with the choreographer.
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The fucking between Norman and Rockwell is a symbol of Del Rey wedging herself into that lineage.
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As more generations pass, it's more likely that an ancestor's DNA will disappear entirely from a lineage.
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After consulting with astrologers and holy men, they are told there is a curse on Kali's lineage.
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Adam Rockmore, Fandango's marketing chief, said the service necessarily retains its independence in spite of its lineage.
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Pushing even more doubt into the results, her DNA wasn't compared to lineage of the Cherokee tribe.
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But the researchers found the genes in two extinct species in the human lineage, Neanderthals and Denisovans.
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Yet even as she finds herself a torchbearer of this heady lineage, she isn't burdened by it.
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In its most transgressive moments, rock still maintains an awareness of notions of canon, lineage, and legacy.
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Britain claimed Australia, declaring it an empty land, but indigenous Australians trace their lineage back 50,000 years.
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She notes that in both films it's not just the item itself that's important but its lineage.
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Humankind's evolutionary lineage split from the chimpanzee and bonobo line about 5 to 7 million years ago.
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Arthur Bryant's traces its lineage back to the legendary Henry Perry, the father of Kansas City barbecue.
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Although she was the daughter of a painter of some local importance, Fontana lacked Anguissola's noble lineage.
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Q: Coming from such a famous lineage, what family member did you look up to growing up?
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They do not trace their lineage to the founder of the modern kingdom, King Abdulaziz ibn Saud.
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It strips away ancestral horror so that the legend of the lineage can be told as hagiography.
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This year, Adam Lewis, a 2010 graduate, began investigating the lineage of the Washington and Lee slaves.
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In Intimate Immensity at PAFA, touch, materiality, the sensual, and the subversive are part of a feminist lineage.
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Cope's Rule states that in general, animals of the same lineage tend to evolve toward larger body sizes.
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The rail's return to Aldabra is not the only time in its lineage that it has escaped extinction.
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The 2F strain lineage they genotyped is still associated today with cases in south-central and western Asia.
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Over time, inbreeding magnifies specific traits within a lineage, causing for wide physical and behavioral differences between breeds.
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Introduced in 2013, the Lineage 1000E seats 13 to 19 passengers and is Embraer's most luxurious private jet.
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Then, assembling complicated and time-consuming genealogical trees, they work to trace the lineage to a possible suspect.
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Warren in October released a DNA analysis she said supported her assertion that she had Native American lineage.
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This was the largest collection of hominin remains -- part of the human lineage -- ever discovered on the continent.
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It's a smart way of tracing the lineage of a look while simultaneously illustrating the idea of camp.
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Mar's own history is called for reexamination and, incidentally, so is the lineage of the works' former display.
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It's a bit ironic, thinking that a man with white supremacist ideals has a Jewish and black lineage.
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But there are also real political similarities that give Trumpism something of a claim to a GOP lineage.
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You can trace the lineage of Seinfeld, Louie, Community and a dozen other modern comedies from this show.
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Is there a lineage or method of working within classical disciplines, while pushing beyond them, that interests you?
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He has a definite lineage within the Republican Party—and if Trump had ancestors, he'll also have descendants.
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Katchadourian takes the advertising emblems at face value and a fantasy of lineage to an oddly logical conclusion.
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As you can see, Charlie doesn't just come from an adorable lineage but a compassionate one as well.
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The sparkler belongs to the Spencer family, which can trace their aristocratic lineage back to the Tudor period.
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Jon Snow has the lineage, the friendships and the charisma to be such a transformational figure in Westeros.
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And how to we wrestle with works that we may enjoy, even if they come from this lineage?
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If the internet's fake news problem has a coherent genealogy, its lineage runs through Adams's body of work.
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According to CTV's royal commentator Richard Berthelson, the whole "official princess or unofficial princess" thing is about lineage.
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The new Chevy Blazer is a stylish crossover that might confuse some fans of the nameplate's rugged lineage.
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Rohingya activists claim a centuries-old lineage in Rakhine, which like the rest of Myanmar is predominantly Buddhist.
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Through Warrior lineage and steely marksmanship, Curry is carrying on the tradition that Fulks elevated seven decades ago.
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All tetrapods descend from a single ancestor — a single lineage of fish that managed to spread on land.
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The archetype—that item's antecedent—is represented solely by contextual wall text that traces the item's historical lineage.
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We were property, and property can't own things, so there wasn't a lineage of things being passed on.
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These bizarre deaths locate Findlay in a lineage of unusual and shocking of acts of violence on screen.
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The Oracle, her debut for the Chicago avant-gardists International Anthem, is a pure expression in that lineage.
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Conscious of this lineage, much of the younger Jennings' solo work explores the scruffy textures of southern rock.
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In the wake of Jason's death, the Blossoms become predatory to protect their company, lineage, and public image.
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She said she was simply corroborating the family stories of Native American lineage that she has often recounted.
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When a new class arrives on campus, incoming freshmen can become star-struck when they discover Crosby's lineage.
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What they found surprised them: that many genes had moved sideways from one lineage of life into another.
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Jaybo is black, and what we learn of his lineage helps fill in the outline of Eller's tragedy.
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The Denisovans are members of a mysterious lineage of Neanderthal-like humans that disappeared about 50,000 years ago.
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Crocodiles are also members of the wider archosaur lineage, a group that includes endothermic pterosaurs, dinosaurs and birds.
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Tim Spelios's unruly deviation from this lineage is certainly among the reasons why his collages are so beguiling.
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The dish's lineage is most likely Gallic in part, since beef was introduced to Vietnam by French colonists.
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In particular, he makes a compelling argument for the serious art-historical lineage of social media photo sharing.
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Modern professional wrestling traces its lineage back through cable wars, territory fights, Vaudeville and carnival "strong man" contests.
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There is a direct lineage between the Occupy Wall Street movement, the enormous and historic contribution that Sen.
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In this age of abundance, it has become cant to bemoan how our sense of cultural lineage suffers.
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It's beautiful for us to appreciate that lineage and highlight those women and films to inspire future generations.
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Unlike other terriers, Kerry blues have a less noble lineage, and were often bred as dogs for peasants.
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The latter turned out to be the protection of five fundamental values: religion, life, property, reason and lineage.
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As a result, the quest for a coherent intellectual lineage on the right gets very tangled very quickly.
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To sustain its population, Squalius alburnoides mates with several other closely related species belonging to the Squalius lineage.
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Instead of a soup of numbers, Hs, and Ns, type B viruses are mainly identified by their lineage.
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But like so many who have claimed that royal lineage, the result turns out to be pretty pedestrian.
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So, once upon a time, Santa was related in lineage to a psychedelic mushroom-eating shaman from Lapland?
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There is a long lineage of erasing black women, in both in their activism and in their victimhood.
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I&aposm the first male in my entire family lineage to graduate high school much less go to college.
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The dialogue, which often dwells on matters of bloodlines and family lineage, would be embarrassing in a video game.
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Next, Kapusta calculated how much ancestral DNA each lineage had lost and how much new material it had gained.
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Though his maternal lineage remains murky, it is certain that the blood of Valyria runs strong in Baratheon House.
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These Ice Age rhinos are the last species of a "highly distinctive and ancient lineage," according to the research.
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However, things changed ~300 million years ago in a group of animals called synapsids, the ancestral lineage of mammals.
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I met a teacher in the lineage of Jivamukti Yoga, a westernized derivative of Pattabhi Jois's ashtanga yoga practice.
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"Subsequent investigation into the family lineage led to identifying Joseph James DeAngelo ... as a potential suspect," the documents state.
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I wanted to follow the path that others had, to trace a thread of our cultural lineage, however faint.
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For many, earning money through artisanal mining provides a degree of emancipation from male-controlled, lineage-based land ownership.
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Elizabeth Peyton's Dreamt Baroque Masterworks (above) is a perfect example supporting the lineage drawn by Les Fleurs du Mal.
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Something that my great-grandkids and their kids and their kids can see: This is where it started. Lineage.
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Gibbs may have failed to decipher the Voynich manuscript, but he joins a long and illustrious lineage of failures.
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But aside from William's mother having the last name "Anastasi," Goffard couldn't find any tangible evidence of their lineage.
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But if I learned anything from studying Africana studies, it's that I come from a lineage of resilient people.
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Knowing where his historical lineage with the gentle art originates from, Avila questioned the origins of McGregor's jiu jitsu.
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Rating: This lineage lovin', burger wearing combo is just missing a cold one, could somebody crack one for him?
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Instead, Ray journeyed through R&B's lineage, grasping at a jazz-inspired approach for his debut album, Platinum Fire.
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Historical gifts related to the child's own lineage or cultural identity can deepen a sense of appreciation and connection.
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This theory in no way accounts for the way Viserys talks to Dany or about Rhaegar and their lineage.
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But Lineage might be the first dance club in history where the crowd also operates as a small democracy.
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However it's resolved, Jon Snow's lineage as the One True King has been flagged all season for a reason.
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The lineage of the California colony is the same as colonies along the northern Mediterranean coastline and southern Japan.
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It's a fantasy universe with seemingly endless complexity and depth, and that expectation of depth emerges from its lineage.
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There was "civilization, scholarship, lineage and royalty before the Africans were stolen and brought to these shores," she said.
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He descends from the lineage of the Know-Nothings, the doomsayers and the fabulists, the nativists and the hucksters.
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Synesius of Cyrene, a fifth-century Christian bishop, proudly (and falsely) traced his lineage to the Spartan royal houses.
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Members of the Kong lineage were also entitled to a slate of benefits, like land and special tax advantages.
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"We don't actually know what would have triggered a reduction in the forelimb in each individual lineage," he said.
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By bringing them together, Morris succeeds in creating a lineage that spans the first 200 years of American history.
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NASA's lineage of experimental X-planes stretches for nearly 70 years and 60 iterations of novel technology-pushing aircraft.
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Carla Alexandra Rodriguez, a Venezuelan-American artist, also draws on ancestry and lineage in her intimate and personal works.
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Some populations, such as Norwegians, can trace up to 50 percent of their DNA lineage to these ancient peoples.
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In the grand lineage of wives disciplining their husbands, this is one of the greatest and most pure examples.
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You are part of a long lineage of people who have shown great resilience in the face of adversity.
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He called for peace and situated himself, and the continuing nuclear standoff, in a lineage of war and division.
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But worse than the musical lineage this era left behind is the cultural wake that followed in New York.
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There is in this project a note of self-promotion, as Mr. Petronio positions himself in a noble lineage.
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He finds it not surprising but "profoundly sad" that so few politicians think about the lineage of the term.
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In fact the lineage between Rodgers and Hammerstein, for instance, and what I've grown up in is very powerful.
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That way, the son will inherit the older woman's land, and ensure that her lineage does not fade away.
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He mapped a trajectory through criticism that located this so-called new art within an articulated lineage via modernism.
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But in 2010, Max Planck researchers discovered that one finger bone held different genes from an unknown human lineage.
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And by tracing their ancestry through Simon, the Cynics could see themselves as having a direct lineage to Socrates.
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In the lineage of heavily exported French dance music, it's less plastic than Daft Punk, less brute than Justice.
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The lineage of cells that joins one generation to the next — called the germline — is, in a sense, immortal.
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This has been viewed as a ploy to grant Elisabeth a Christian lineage, thereby saving her from the Holocaust.
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And there is this lineage that she is aware of and is so easy to find in her pictures.
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What's clever is the decision to show the template versions alongside the current looks, to emphasize the visual lineage.
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The lineage of another prominent Indians player, starter Corey Kluber, goes back even further, to a 1991 waiver claim.
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NASA's diversity of talent, lineage, pedigrees and cultures are united by strong egos and great dedication to public service.
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This was the third 250 GTO made and it comes with a strong lineage of racing wins and achievements.
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Round Hill School, which traces its lineage back to 298, enrolls about 22017 students in prekindergarten through fifth grade.
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Almost every New Orleans musician I met was like that: reverent, eager to recount the lineage of the sound.
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This season, the flu vaccine is most protective against an H563NI, an H3N2 and a B/Victoria lineage strain.
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Warren provided the DNA test results in a statement, showing the lineage goes back six to 10 generations. bit.
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The weird musical genre complications of the 2018 film could be even more thoroughly teased out and dealt with, without assigning an inherently superior status to the rock-folk-country lineage over the urban-hip-hop-pop-industrial lineage that is part of what makes the second half of the film frustrating.
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Cersei did one better, driving her lineage as the Mad King's daughter home to a room full of sympathetic lords.
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I have many mothers, fathers, many brothers and many sisters, but they are a lineage that I'm creating for myself.
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No single generation or group of generations has the right to determine the fate of the whole lineage of humanity.
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"'Witch rock' taps into the long lineage of the angry and hysterical women," bassist and vocalist Kiki van Newtown explains.
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For "Kingdom Come," taken in 2015 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, it could have been an image of lineage and tradition.
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Nakayama's daughter has chosen not to be an Ama, despite the occupation traditionally being passed down through the maternal lineage.
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Ideas took so much longer to spread, which also meant that tracing the lineage of an idea was much harder.
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Both queens also spend considerable time plotting the conception of a suitable heir to extend their lineage in their absence.
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Embraer has given the Lineage 1000 aircraft with this feature the "Kyoto Airship," and the price starts at $53 million.
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They reached up to 10 feet (3 meters) long and appeared early in the evolutionary lineage that led to mammals.
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The bot's name is Cassie, and, as reported by IEEE Spectrum, it comes from a fine lineage of bipedal robots.
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" Adding, "This is the leader of the free world speaking like this… somewhere along his lineage something happened to him.
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They also used two closely related species that aren't citrus, to better understand which genetic changes happened in which lineage.
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Pixar's history is deeply rooted in technology, tracing its lineage back to a division within Lucasfilm called the Graphics Group.
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After years of attending operas, the true opera lover is encouraged to announce her preferred lineage — does she love Italian?
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There's Baratheon Avenue, named for King Robert Baratheon (played by actor Mark Addy on the series) and his family lineage.
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Why is not clear, but in March a Moroccan newspaper called Al-Ousboue traced the queen's lineage back 43 generations.
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The lower jaw fossil also had additional dental root features that suggested its owner belonged to the pre-human lineage.
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" If everyone in your family went to Princeton, "when do you say, it's really OK if that lineage is broken?
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The HoloLens traces its lineage to Kinect, an add-on for Microsoft's Xbox gaming console that was introduced in 2010.
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"Ultimately, this is a very intriguing story that completely upends our understanding of the evolution of this lineage," Booth said.
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She's mad at Jon, mad at Tyrion and especially mad at Varys for going around blabbing about Jon's true lineage.
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Although many abstract expressionists used modernism as a new beginning, Bowling was intent on capturing the lineage of its idiom.
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Is he one of, all of, or in some way responsible for the Bran's present throughout the Stark family lineage?
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A little royal lineage knowledge ... Alice was the mother of Prince Philip, who is married to Queen Elizabeth, William's grandmother.
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But Spice brought a new dynamic to the scene while continuing the lineage of colourful women that came before her.
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"We defeat socialism by highlighting its inequalities and failures, not the lineage of those who promote its failed policies," Rep.
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Just as his dances are anchored by traces, or evidence, of African lineage, they also evoke a feeling of passage.
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When the occasional essay fails to hold interest it's because the connections Cole draws to some European lineage remain tenuous.
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Dia has historically supported the Donald Judd lineage, but now it has acquired eight sculptures by his antagonist Robert Morris.
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But as researchers analyzed more algae, another lineage called the Zygnematophyceae proved to be the closest living relatives of plants.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's young child will join the Windsor family, adding another entry to an ever-complicated lineage.
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It's a supremely focused statement that makes no attempt to blur its lineage and yet feels largely unburdened by legacy.
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The story never ends there, nor did it begin with him, but a lineage of military service in the family.
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Dr. Molkentin found a way to label and trace the lineage of stem cells as they morphed into other cells.
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These histories are presented parallel to the lineage of racial tension, housing segregation, and activism that has shaped the city.
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"Peter took this role very seriously, and fully intended to carry on our family's lineage through children of his own."
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Sansa learns Jon's true Targaryen lineage, but the very next time we see her, she's betraying his trust to Tyrion.
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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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These amazing hair creations defied gravity, predated dioramas and are the matriarchial lineage of today's hair extensions, weaves, and wigs.
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And the only person I've known of in my family lineage or in my current family who was a writer.
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Lineage Logistics, the country's largest cold-storage warehouse operator, is hiring 2,000 workers to help deal with the sudden crunch.
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In our family lineage, we have had family members fight in every war since the Civil War to this day.
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More than his wishes to become a father, Peter is the only male child to continue the Zhu family lineage.
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This is not to say, of course, that lineage is the only reason these NextGen names are having a moment.
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That genetic material belonged to a second lineage of humans, called Denisovans, who proved to be closely related to Neanderthals.
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The Barrymore family's acting lineage goes back to the 19th century; its history with addiction goes back nearly as far.
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But now, after nearly 25 years, Dr. Zelenitsky and her colleagues have linked the orphaned dinosaurs with their prehistoric lineage.
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Awkwafina joins a small group of performers of Asian lineage who have won Golden Globe awards since the show started.
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A man who changed his past, purging German lineage for "Swedish," he understands America's love for the outsized invented life.
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In a 2005 MovieFone interview, Lucas said he never figured out the Jedi master's lineage — or even named his species.
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Sandler's Jewish lineage begins somewhat vaguely in some Russo-Polish shtetl, followed by a half-forgotten schlep across the sea.
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The 25-year-old comes from a musically inclined lineage: Her grandfather, Berry Gordy, founded the famed label Motown Records.
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As someone who traces her lineage to King Taejo, I have a personal interest in his long-ago palace drama.
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There is no more lineage-obsessed sport than horse racing, and serious aficionados know their begats better than Bible scholars.
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In the case of a woman, one of your major roles is to support the familial lineage by giving birth.
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The show highlighted why his work matters in larger conversations in contemporary art that revolve around lineage, authority, and power.
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His name is Prem Baba, and he is a Brazilian teacher trained in the Sachcha spiritual lineage of northern India.
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Once domesticated, this lineage of cats, called IV-A, gradually migrated north where they founded feline lineages in central Eurasia.
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I would go further and say that her paintings don't emerge solely from Western art — either the optical lineage that begins with Claude Monet and Georges Seurat and passes through Josef Albers to the present, or the reductive lineage that originates with Kazimir Malevich and is redefined by Ad Reinhardt, Mark Rothko, and others.
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It helps to describe the lineage of these spaces as something that didn't just pop up in 2005 in north Brooklyn.
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Until they excavated the fossil, reassembled it and analyzed its mitochondrial DNA , biologists had no idea this panda lineage even existed.
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The Matriarch is not just Barbara Bush's story: Page also traces her lineage back generations to the founding of America itself.
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Maher said Baghdadi, who claimed he could trace his lineage back to the Prophet Muhammad, had a flair for powerful propaganda.
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Unite the Right protesters began marching the streets chanting "blood and soil" (a Nazi slogan that links family lineage to land).
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"Naledi would fit, if our present understanding of human origins is correct, at the base of the homo lineage," says Berger.
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Curator Lizzetta LeFalle-Collins discusses the history and lineage of self-taught African American artists, from slavery to the present day.
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You have to know everyone's lineage and alliances all while trying not to get too distracted by Jon Snow's perfect hair.
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Friends note that while he bore the Kennedy name, he was temperamentally much closer to the Bouvier side of his lineage.
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If that was not worrying enough, the researchers showed that the Sindh S. typhi was of a lineage known as H58.
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This suggests that it is Bajau lineage, rather than the actual activity of diving, which is responsible for a larger spleen.
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As always, the question of Lara's relationship to her mother, or even the existence of her maternal lineage, is barely addressed.
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Rather, some researchers say the dinosaur lineage was slowly pruning itself for many millions of years prior to the KT-boundary.
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Though Lapidus comes from a semi-famous lineage, his familial legacy isn't one that would necessarily create mass awareness or hype.
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" Venegas adds: "She came from a lineage of women who collected rocks…Her grandmother, Mary Salgado, was a big rock collector.
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It was a brilliant immersive sim (very much in the Thief lineage) with a heavy emphasis on stealth and supernatural powers.
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They knew the unspoken rule of protecting the lineage narrative or never speaking the trauma of the women closest to us.
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But opera comes from this lineage that is characteristically complex in terms of the rhythms, melodies, or harmonies of the piece.
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Older listeners who remember Bob Grant's fierce talk radio shows will recognize some of the lineage of Trump's most pointed statements.
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Neither Owen or Darwin could clarify the Macrauchenia's combination of features to a modern-day counterpart or a distinct mammal lineage.
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In the wake of Gawker, a lot of people were tracing the lineage between Punch and then you guys and Gawker.
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But even though we know the truth about his lineage, there's still the question of what Jon Snow's real name is.
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It forms part of a genetic lineage of sheep that stretches from Scandinavia, through Shetland and the Faroe Islands to Iceland.
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One thing is for sure: Blood (or at least lineage) does correlate to magical abilities, and not just for the Targaryens.
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But greatness is thrust upon him after he manages to wrench an enchanted sword from a stone, indicating his royal lineage.
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He moved to end the lineage-based clan, which traditionally defined politics in Somalia, by imposing a nationalist form of socialism.
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That lineage provides a strong background hum for the trio, informing its repertory even without the obligations of a formal tribute.
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The researchers expressed hope the same technique can be used on other fossils, perhaps including species in the human evolutionary lineage.
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Then there was the issue of whether Haley truly had traced his family's lineage back to a single person in Gambia.
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Cycads, which resemble spiky palm trees and bear pineapple-shaped seed cones, trace their lineage to the time of the dinosaurs.
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Questioning the dark lineage he's passed on to his son, he hopes to make amends for the shortcomings of his past.
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It's a lineage that inspired neither breeziness nor wanderlust, and very likely explains why we all still live within spitting distance.
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Their findings unite birds, mammals and reptiles as descendants from the same lineage of ancient reptilian creatures that first developed placodes.
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That gives me comfort amid all the questions that swirl around her lineage, which seem to erase me: Who's the mother?
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If you look at the family lineage charts of Hakka, 200 or 300 years ago, many had a Taoist name too.
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Deng said he and Mao had been the core leaders of their generations, and that established the so-called core lineage.
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Scientists have long wondered which freshwater algae gave rise to land plants, and how they managed what no other lineage did.
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Anishinabe artist Hillary Kempenich, whose lineage includes Cree, Assiniboine, Dakota, Blackfoot, and French Canadian roots, also uses red in her work.
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So many of our family records were destroyed, and so much of our ancestral Hopi lineage was washed out of us.
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Another artist less frequently named in the lineage of post-Wayne, artists, though, is Lil B, himself a dramatically influential figure.
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He has been working this way more or less since the 1960s, reshaping jazz's rhythmic syntax while engaging with its lineage.
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By the end of the song, she's interpolating 50 Cent's "Just a Lil Bit," proving this singer's Queens lineage runs deep.
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The park is adorned by colorful murals honoring Mexican-American and Native American history – a lineage linked by oppression and revolt.
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Rather I get the most palpable sense I've felt anywhere of how an individual contributes to the lineage of natural history.
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Goodell comes from a notable Republican lineage — albeit of the mostly extinct Northeastern-moderate subspecies — and has donated to Republican candidates.
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Notwithstanding your true lineage and moral courage, your odds of winding up on the Iron Throne are just not that good.
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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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Macfarlane's writing is muscular, meticulously researched and lyrical, placing him in the lineage of Peter Matthiessen, Gretel Ehrlich and Barry Lopez.
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In fact, crocodiles and their relatives have changed as much as any other lineage of animal responding to a changing world.
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MoMA reinforced this lineage with a concurrent exhibition called Modern Masters, which featured work by artists like Matisse, Picasso, and Brancusi.
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Questions over his lineage provoked a decade-long legal dispute between scientists, Native American tribes and the Army Corps of Engineers.
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If all he had done was spread the truth about Jon's lineage, Varys (Conleth Hill) would have died a tragic death.
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Cray, based in Seattle, traces its lineage to a company founded in 1972 in Minnesota by the computer designer Seymour Cray.
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Though Rosanne says Jake "doesn't want people to know" about his lineage, she recently told him not to fight the inevitable.
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The 29-year-old male, L84, was the last of a female lineage of 11 whales, 10 of whom have died.
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Of course, it helped that the groom is an actual prince and the bride has a prominent lineage of her own.
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Kibibi's genes "are considered to be valuable in maintaining a strong lineage of cheetahs in human care," said the Columbus Zoo.
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Sergeant Brown's father would tell him and anyone else who asked that his lineage could be traced to the Blackfeet Nation.
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She and her colleagues determined that the Carolina parakeet's lineage split from that of sun parakeets about 3 million years ago.
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