But what would happen if the place of origin — or, at least, a European or American place of origin — weren't such a priority?
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How these butterflies find their place of origin remains a mystery.
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In many cases, lettuce is sold without specific place of origin markers.
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We all have a place of origin why aren't you repping that?
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Unfortunately, Forky just wants to go back to his place of origin: the trash.
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Coker said that's partly due to place of origin for the different Hispanic populations.
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Besides, carving Italian marble at its place of origin is precisely not the point.
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But hidden in their names is a clue about each: their place of origin.
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"Her picture has had resonance far beyond its place of origin," our chief fashion critic writes.
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Nevertheless, she warned that cities would "become paralyzed" if slum-dwellers returned to their place of origin.
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Devastating crop diseases do suddenly emerge from obscurity—often becoming epidemic far from their place of origin.
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He gave his name, phone number and place of origin, and listed family members he was searching for.
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The obvious question is how the ash found its way from its place of origin into this glacier.
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Aung Tun Thet, chief coordinator of Myanmar's Union Enterprises for Humanitarian Assistance, Resettlement and Development, told Reuters that the camp in Hla Po Khaung will be a "transition place" for Rohingya refugees before they are repatriated to their "place of origin" or the nearest settlement to their place of origin.
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The Hopi tribe considers the Grand Canyon a place of origin, a spiritual home and sanctuary of cultural tradition.
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One, called Topos, or place of origin in Greek, was created by Yoleni's to revive various grandmothers' lost recipes.
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Each good wine, regardless of place of origin, style or age, has a moment when it can be the perfect bottle.
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It also misidentified the name of a white wine served at Cantine del Vino già Schiavi and its place of origin.
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Simulations of atmospheric transport were also used to match the sediments found in the ice core to their likely place of origin.
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Registering to vote or actually voting in another county or state, however, forecloses the possibility of voting in your place of origin.
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"I'm from Liverpool," he said, and I imagined him kissing me when he pursed his lips to pronounce his place of origin.
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The reactionary right embraced resentment against "elites"—notably, in Europe, those in Brussels—and "others", as judged by race or place of origin.
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Under U.S. law, wine appellations typically speak only to the place of origin, but in theory an appellation system can do much more.
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" She said "the order casts a wide and prejudicial ban on a large class of people, defined by place of origin and religion.
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Three of the organ recipients died after the cancer metastasized, or spread from their place of origin to new areas in the body.
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That would most likely be considered fraud and a violation of place-of-origin rules in countries that import the clothes, experts said.
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Greece argues that Lord Elgin stole the marbles, making the sale illegitimate, and that the artifacts should be returned to their place of origin.
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"What they are asking for is that they go back to their place of origin," says Ahmad Ullah, a Rohingya activist based in Yangon.
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The archaeological site of the island's oldest known human habitation (circa 5850 B.C.), the area is the place of origin for the Kwakiutl peoples.
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" When asked why it was important to test if monkeys remembered their place of origin, Shimabuku laughed and said, "maybe it is not important.
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In one case, a Kenyan magistrate said the Taiwanese should be repatriated to their place of origin, Taiwan, but the Kenyan government sent them to China.
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The Hindutva definition of the Hindu is that both his ancestral homeland and the Hindu religion's place of origin are within the boundaries of British India.
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Cheese, traditionally named for a place of origin — Brie, Stilton, with the occasional Jack or Brillat-Savarin muscling in — now often broadcasts its inherently feminine constitution.
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As a Latino, he finds the steel barrier upsetting — "like cutting off a limb," as if the tacos can be separated from their place of origin.
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Finn, Jake the dog, Susan, and stowaway BMO then leave Ooo, hoping to discover the aircraft's place of origin and encountering a series of the eponymous islands.
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It is that Soutine made the difficult journey to the artistic capital of his day, while Albright refused to reach out beyond his provincial place of origin.
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The government has not asked for help from any international agencies, who are calling for any repatriation to be voluntary and to the refugees' place of origin.
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First, it's possible that the transmission rates and patterns in countries outside of China are fundamentally different than how the virus spread in its place of origin.
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The skeleton has never been in the possession of either Stanford or UCSF, and we had nothing to do with removing the skeleton from its place of origin.
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Gary Stordy, spokesman for the Canadian Pork Council, which represents hog farmers, said the labels contain basic information such as a shipment's contents, weight and place of origin.
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Many supermarkets now have the fruit or vegetable's place of origin on the label — be sure you're getting tomatoes from your region, and not from across the world.
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But various government benefits that can be accessed only in their native district tie Indians to their place of origin, much as the hukou system pinions rural Chinese.
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Shimura's true place of origin is Berkeley, which would locate his politics if he didn't believe that in hip-hop, wisecracking middle-class critical realism is ideology aplenty.
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Though Wiseau claimed for a long time that New Orleans was his place of origin, he apparently moved to Louisiana from France to live with his uncle and aunt.
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Languages were silenced: Only in 1978 was Hawaiian recognized — alongside English — as an official language in its place of origin, followed by Maori in 1987 and Fijian in 1997.
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That doesn't take away from the importance of its gastronomical contribution though, since it's the place of origin for many of the delicious staple Mexican dishes that we love.
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But others take the responsibility more literally, going to great lengths to greet arrivals with home-cooked food that is specific to their place of origin, familiar and comforting.
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On Thursday, Gary Stordy, spokesman for the Canadian Pork Council industry group said the problem centered on labels that contain information about a shipment's contents, weight and place of origin.
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Time and time again, motherhood is metonymic for one's place of origin, whether your mother's womb, your mother country, or a continental motherland that birthed Blackness and a transcontinental diaspora.
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This pseudo-naturalism is compounded by industrial steel and acrylic platforms on which the work is displayed and file cabinets that suggest a place of origin for the discombobulated archive.
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Today, a better understanding of cancer's workings is transforming treatment, as oncologists learn to attack tumors not according to their place of origin but by the mutations that drive them.
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The Camp Fire—named after its place of origin in Butte County—was the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California history, killing 85 civilians and destroying nearly 14,000 residences.
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But you'll still see some of Trump's defenders refer to the history of colloquial names that (seemingly) relied on a disease's place of origin — like the Spanish flu, Ebola, etc.
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He's able to speak intelligently about all shades of techno and house, regardless of their place of origin, which made him the ideal guest for Episode 30 of Rave Curious.
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It's true that the prevalent direction of migration has changed following the spread of the modern way of life from Europe, its place of origin, to the rest of the globe.
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Afropunk's arrival on the African continent held a special resonance: it gave many black people living in different corners of the world a curated introduction to their ancestral place of origin.
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Nearly everyone in Guatemala has some Mayan heritage, but the indigenous are considered a separate group, identified by language, place of origin, and, for women, colorful clothing woven on backstrap looms.
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Over the next hours and days, however, that fire — officially named the "Camp Fire" for its place of origin — would ravage 153,336 acres, cause $16.5 billion of damage, and kill 85 people.
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But Dr. Norman said present sampling did not allow any region to be identified as the dinosaurs' place of origin, only that the Northern Hemisphere was just as likely as the Southern.
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Trying to explain geography to someone completely unfamiliar with an area is tough, and finally, Twitter users have found a way to accurately illustrate the frustration associated with describing your place of origin.
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The show itself is staunchly progressive in its acceptance of everyone, and goes out of its way to honor the experiences of people regardless of their race, body type, or place of origin.
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The 23 dogs were formally lined up April 26 within Isumi's historic Kofukuji Buddhist temple, and each was given a tag describing their family owners and place of origin, according to the publisher.
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As barbecue fanatics will tell you, slow-roasting whole animals is more art than science, more cult than religion, an ancient ritual that is both universal and deeply specific to its place of origin.
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" Maria da Graça, Portugal "His plan to send back migrants will have a very deep impact in the social and economic conditions of my home country, place of origin of thousands of migrant workers.
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TRAVEL An article on March 24637 about places in Venice to find cicchetti, the Venetian version of tapas, misidentified a white wine served at Cantine del Vino già Schiavi and its place of origin.
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In short, while there may be a desire to look Westward, this does not mean that practitioners here are not interested in what is happening within the region or even their place of origin.
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These days Steensland works on a contract basis and trains others to retrace a fire's path of destruction to its place of origin and sift through the ashes—sometimes literally—in search of its cause.
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For Detroit, two compilations played an important role, which clearly marked and marketed the city as the sound's place of origin, and made sure that producers like Carl Craig and Derrick May got name recognition.
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An official letter from police, shared online by former rights commissioner Angkhana Neelapaijit, asked a university to supply information about the numbers, place of origin, sect affiliation and other details about Muslim-organized student groups.
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"For many American Jews, the Lower East Side is a place of origin, a Plymouth Rock, the neighborhood where it all started," writes Amy Stein-Milford, deputy director of the Museum at Eldridge Street, in Remnants.
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And similarly today, people from five Muslim-majority countries (and two other countries) -- without evidence of threat or wrongdoing -- are banned or severely restricted from entry to this country simply because of their place of origin.
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However, the US State Department, led by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, during preliminary discussions insisted on describing the novel coronavirus as the "Wuhan virus" — its suspected place of origin in China, according to Der Spiegel.
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FRB 180916 was not nearly as distorted by the Faraday effect as FRB 121102, which indicates that its place of origin was not as magnetic, and it was found pretty far from its galaxy&aposs center.
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The conceit of this piece of documentary theater is that each person onstage belongs to a group that is marginalized in the culture — because of skin color or place of origin, sexual orientation or gender or poverty.
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"Moses and the Brazen Serpent and the Transfiguration of Jesus," the 1683 canvas that the Mexican artist Cristóbal de Villalpando painted for a chapel in Puebla Cathedral, has reputedly never been exhibited outside its place of origin.
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Simpson spent the last two decades of his life tracking down soil samples — sent primarily by strangers from 193 countries across the globe — that memorialize moments in the personal and national histories from their place of origin.
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The criteria, as laid out by the user covers four categories: place of origin; "greatness at their professions;" character traits such as honesty, intelligence, clean living, and sportsmanship; rabid underground and internet followings, as highlighted by online polls.
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Developed by aid agency Plan India and Bangladeshi social enterprise Dnet, the Missing Child Alert (MCA) is a database programme - with the victim's data, including their name, photo and place of origin - which can shared between South Asian nations.
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Although his policies have been tied up in court, he remains committed to instituting a 90-day ban on people from those countries, as well as a 120-day ban on all refugees, regardless of their place of origin.
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When they move from a poor country to a rich one, their wages swiftly become a lot like those of similarly skilled workers in the place they have moved to, and nothing like those of their place of origin.
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The new partners have extensive US and cross-border and international, banking and leveraged finance experience and will greatly enhance the firm's ability to support clients globally regardless of the type of law or place of origin of their financing transactions.
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Not the potatoes ("made from high-quality, thin-skinned potatoes"), not the cooking oil ("we may use canola oil, corn oil, sunflower oil or a blend"), not even a place of origin ("produced in Frito-Lay facilities across the country").
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Slightly taken aback, we walked on until another few minutes went by and there it was again—the same thud, same sensation of a tremor in our bodies, but this time, the sound's place of origin seemed to have moved.
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Our question of a place of origin hangsLike smoke: how we picnicked in pine forests,In coves with the water always seeping up, and leftOur trash, sperm and excrement everywhere, smearedOn the landscape, to make of us what we could.
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Male tigers migrate as a part of a natural process of marking their territory in order to find a habitat where they can assert their dominance, moving away from their place of origin, which is already densely populated with tigers.
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"I have the ability with the law, which I have in hand and can show you, to collect the girl, take her to a shelter or repatriate her to her place of origin," the man said in a recording provided to BuzzFeed News.
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Trump's angry complaint Thursday about "all these people from shithole countries" -- language that after a night's sleep he only denied using on Friday morning -- is the latest example of his dislike of entire groups of people based on their place of origin or religion.
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The only way to make sense of this puzzle — one with actual human stakes that can help explain how what we buy is made — is to try to trace the journey backward, from the moment a note goes viral to its potential place of origin.
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Currently, the U.K. has 73 products - ranging from the Melton Mowbray pork pie, Cheddar cheese and Cornish clotted cream - registered with the EU's protected food name scheme, which prevents foreign producers from selling versions of these product that have no link to their place of origin.
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In one of the greatest of café comedies, Charlie Chaplin 's " The Immigrant ," the tramp, newly arrived in America from an unnamed but clearly Eastern European place of origin, tries to put off the arrival of a check he can't foot simply by ordering more coffee.
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The coronavirus initially was largely referred to by the news media as the "Wuhan coronavirus," a not-unusual scenario in which a novel virus is colloquially named after its place of origin (though the World Health Organization issued guidelines in 2015 advocating generic names for diseases).
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"I am announcing that I, along with 3 of my senior staff, are officially under self-quarantine after sustained contact at CPAC with a person who has since been hospitalized with the Wuhan Virus," he tweeted, referring to the disease by its place of origin, Wuhan, China.
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A random assortment of the brands Ms. Markle has worn include some major British labels (Burberry, Alexander McQueen, Stella McCartney), but as a whole they range in price, profile and place of origin, and the majority come from smaller contemporary brands from across the Commonwealth (and the former colonies).
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But if I've learned anything from doing this work—let alone my lived, intersectional experience as a Black, gay man—it's that regardless of race or gender, sexual orientation or place of origin; we all rise and fall together, by a single tide of equity and justice in America.
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While there are many cheeses like Brie (Camembert, for example, which shares similar flavors but differs in its place of origin, size, and method of production), there are only two Bries recognized by France's agricultural regulatory agency, AOC (Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée): Brie de Meaux and Brie de Melun.
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"I am announcing that I, along with 2628 of my senior staff, are officially under self-quarantine after sustained contact at CPAC with a person who has since been hospitalized with the Wuhan Virus," he tweeted Sunday, referring to the disease by its suspected place of origin, Wuhan, China.
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Stevens walked us over to the pro boxes, stacked like oversized milk crates all the way to the rafters, each labeled with its particular product code but also its place of origin, the date it was field-tested, any preapplied treatments used, and the exact number of seeds in the box.
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In this podcast, Mr. Rosenthal says that under Mr. Obama, the country came back from the worst economic disaster since the Great Depression; Americans who suffered decades of persecution for their skin color, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion or place of origin made true progress; and marriage rights were extended.
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On the one hand, the methods by which Western museums acquired Assyrian antiquities has been questionable at best; on the other hand, the consistent instability of Iraq and ambivalence of the KRG and the central government in Baghdad has evinced that Assyrian material cannot adequately be protected in its place of origin.
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But Messonnier on Tuesday said the fact the disease was spreading to countries outside its place of origin had raised the CDC's concerns and fueled the "expectation that we'll see spread" in the US.The World Health Organization has identified more than 80,000 cases of COVID-19 across 30 countries and more than 2,700 deaths worldwide.
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"Based on the information available on the model villages and concerns brought to our attention by affected villagers, UNHCR stressed the importance to allow displaced communities to return to their place of origin and have access to their previous source of livelihoods," UNHCR Myanmar spokesman Andrew Dusek said by email when reached for comment on the document.
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" When I asked Marcus how the argument that an individual's "culture" could be determined by their place of origin isn't racist, he said, "Wax's argument, and I don't agree with it, is that somebody living in Zimbabwe is culturally less capable of easily assimilating in American society than someone coming from a more similar culture and America is better off with the latter.
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Nandipha Mntambo, "Ukungenisa" (2008), chromogenic color print (courtesy of the Contemporary African Art Collection [CAAC]; collection Jean Pigozzi, and Stevenson, Cape Town and Johannesburg, © Nandipha Mntambo)While members of the African diaspora often identify with a disconnect or emotional rift between themselves and their ancestral homeland, it is profoundly disturbing to acknowledge that even for Africans born and raised in their place of origin, there is often a sense of alienation due to the systematic imposition of borders and definitions by colonial forces who took it upon themselves to reshape Africa.
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