In 2015, the ATF traced traced 125 registered silencers to crime; that was up from 85 in 2014.
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The outbreak of the illness was traced to China&aposs southeastern Guangdong province and was genetically traced to have spread through bats.
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Not only does this new repeating fast radio burst differ from the other traced repeating one, but from all fast radio bursts ever traced.
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"[I]t's just a part of doing business at the moment that you have to write graphics to both ray traced and non-ray traced APIs," they added.
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Of the six people that had the mutation, five instances could be traced to founder effects, and one case could be traced to a marriage between close relatives.
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WikiLeaks' CIA document release will probably be traced back to private contractors WikiLeaks' CIA document release will probably be traced back to private contractors It was probably a contractor.
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"It's just one of those lines that have been traced, and those lines have been traced this way here and in a lot of surrounding countries as well," LionMaker said.
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It was in this ... So I traced the history.
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Authorities traced the package back to a Brooklyn shipping store.
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"It will never be traced," Eisenhauer allegedly wrote to Keepers.
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The same image as above, with the filaments traced out.
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Not wanting to be traced, they all smash their phones.
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Politico traced perhaps the first plausible October Surprise to 473.
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Previously, cases were only traced to eating chopped romaine lettuce.
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A bipartisan proposal, the TRACED Act, was introduced by Sens.
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That ransomware was traced back to the North Korean government.
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In many cases this was traced back to Chinese institutions.
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While there, Cosio called home, and the phone was traced.
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That exact composition was traced to a specific meteorite nearby.
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Eventually, they traced the DNA to the suspect's front door.
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"Fears are learned and can be traced back," he says.
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The stripes are traced in pencil on a white ground.
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Tracking George's cell phone, authorities traced him to the motel.
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That contagion was also traced back to a sick worker.
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One source traced the changes to Josten's exit in 2900.
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Gates said he traced the Jewish ancestry back to 1531.
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Instead, all known cases have been traced back to elk.
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When agents traced the weapon, it came back to Wince.
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There was a cute heart shape traced in the foam.
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He's furious that the crew hasn't yet traced Baldek's location.
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The FEC's failures can be traced entirely to its commissioners.
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In Lenno, Guadagnino entered a courtyard, traced with palm trees.
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The global detention network Clark traced is his best guess.
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Her own life has traced the arc of downward mobility.
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None of those cases have been traced back to Mexico.
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I've always traced it back to my really good posture.
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They traced how debates over slavery caused the Civil War.
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The program traced back to the aftermath of the Sept.
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The letters he posted from Sligo have never been traced.
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The police eventually traced Mr. Berkowitz's car to his apartment.
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And the police soon traced the car's owner and address.
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Much of this deterioration can be traced to their phones.
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Here's hoping the TRACED act is signed into law quickly.
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Their history can be traced back many hundreds of years.
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The rise of hoverboards can be traced back to 2015.
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And much of this can be traced back to Gulangyu.
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Human history can be traced through the spread of languages.
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This success can be traced back to a tiny vial.
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All of the weapons traced back to Fast and Furious.
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The internet-based information warfare can be traced back to 211.
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The e-scooter craze can be traced back entirely to California.
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The GIF was traced back to an alt-right Reddit group.
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Apple's huge war chest can be traced back to the iPod.
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This shift can be traced back to a piece of deregulation.
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They traced the infection back to a commencement event, Sabeti said.
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The eggs were traced back to a farm in North Carolina.
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The phone was reportedly traced to Venice Boulevard and Burlington Avenue.
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These two data points can be traced to an exact location.
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The CSU's woes can be traced back to one issue: migration.
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Add-on badges can be traced back to Queer Con 2015.
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Ireland's licensing laws can be traced back to the potato famine.
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U.S. authorities have traced more than $1 billion to the conspiracy.
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Police traced the suspect's car through highway surveillance cameras, they said.
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Have they been independently, verifiably traced back to their supposed origins?
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Part of the appeal can actually be traced to Kodak's decline.
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The improvement in China's fortunes can be traced to three factors.
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The seller's number was traced back to Pappas' real estate company.
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A 2015 Mexican study similarly traced 13 deaths from butt lifts.
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The type of screw, though, was too common to be traced.
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They traced the sender's IP address back to an internet cafe.
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But I suppose it can be traced back to her mother.
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And his infections were traced back to his mother's placenta pills.
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Barrett published a fine biography of Trump that traced these manipulations
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Why have they not traced these calls to apprehend these criminals?
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Everything in the universe can ultimately be traced back to God.
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Mr. Burstell traced the fall to Ms. Greenfield's departure in 2008.
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Shapes like hieroglyphs appeared on the table, and I traced them.
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The modern computer, however, can be traced back to the 1930s.
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It is traced back to a man named Edward J. Stieglitz.
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The seller's number was traced back to Pappas' real estate company.
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Red Cross staff in Myanmar later traced him to Sittwe prison.
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My eyes traced the gaps between the bricks on the wall.
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The region's many conflicts can be traced through the hospital's patients.
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The source of the leak had no chance of being traced.
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The latter were traced back to the tapeworm species Hymenolepis nana.
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That drop-off can be traced to factors beyond just hygiene.
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At the same time, another kind of rootlessness is being traced.
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The origin of the Hindus is traced back to Aryan culture.
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Zhu Xiuhua's career has traced the arc of the Russian trade.
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Researchers traced the outbreak to a colony of cave-dwelling bats.
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Views are often less absolute, and loyalties not so predictably traced.
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Many of the world's biggest epidemics have been traced to China.
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It matched perfectly, as if Linnaeus had traced that very leaf.
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They've traced the group's hacking activity back at least four years.
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Even her daughter's murder could be traced back to Cersei's actions.
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Most of South Korea's cases were traced to a local church.
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Most of South Korea's cases were traced to a local church.
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But cyber-crime experts say that they can still be traced.
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The police later traced the Tumblr account to the senator's home.
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They traced the cause all the way to the ocean floor.
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Winged black eyeliner traced her eyes, and bronzer contoured her cheeks.
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Officials traced the common factor — peanut butter — to the Georgia plant.
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He traced the origin of this incorrect myth back through time.
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It was traced to a contingent of U.N. peacekeepers from Nepal.
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Many of the ongoing changes can be traced back to ice.
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Researchers have traced an outbreak of lethal pneumonia to Flint, Mich.
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Matthews' cell phone was traced to the area of the fires.
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DNA from the men, however, all traced back to the steppes.
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Ms. Morin traced the origin of the symbolic pearls to 2015.
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Using images and maps, we also traced how the fire spread.
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Some of that success can be traced back to improved putting.
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That leak was also traced back to an unsecured Amazon S3 bucket.
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Family members of Mrs Kamla Gupta traced in less then 2 hrs!
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Koyama's leap from advertising to publishing can be traced to back 2005.
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The case can be traced back to special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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Inside, they found hair that could be traced back to multiple women.
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By 2016, one in every 0003 deaths could be traced to opioids.
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Scientists traced the transformation of whale sizes back nearly 30 million years.
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Yet Mr Tajani's win can be traced to those same disruptive forces.
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His progress in that fight could be traced through the Greenpeace boats.
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The grooves the stylus traced contained the voices of the Nuremberg trials.
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Yet much of the brilliance can be traced back to the script.
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Just 55 of 4,585 guns traced by the agency were from Vermont.
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In 2015, an outbreak was traced back to the burrito chain Chipotle.
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The Fed's decision traced out a long-term vision for meager growth.
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But it's not so simple, even when someone relevant has been traced.
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Those whose families can't be traced will be taken to care facilities.
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Also that day drones, launched by investigators, traced Chris' movements on Aug.
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Their investigation traced the calls back to the company managed by Abramovich.
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Houston police chief Art Acevedo said the jersey was traced to Mexico.
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But another part of it can in fact be traced to Trump.
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In Japan, the national fascination with cuteness is traced to girls' handwriting.
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Each image is then traced from the template onto the film stock.
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The meme was traced back to a white supremacist message board. 2.
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It found another 770 Twitter accounts that it traced back to Iran.
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At least two other caffeine overdose deaths have been traced to supplements.
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The TRACED Act was referred to the Senate Commerce Committee in January.
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Right: A traced reconstruction revealing the possible volcanic eruption in more detail.
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The high humidity can be traced back to two large-scale factors.
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The ATF traced more than 17,000 guns found at Mexican crime scenes.
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Accounts associated with Ar3s traced back to a Belarus cell phone provider.
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The TRACED Act was referred to the Senate Commerce Committee in January.
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This support can be traced back to ideals expressed by George Washington.
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I never have any doubt whom they can be traced back to.
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But a crucial impetus for progress can be traced to that exhibition.
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The answer to both can be traced back to injury and context.
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In 1980, Elsa traced Paula to an Argentine family living in Uruguay.
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The formulation of its underlying theory is traced to 1980s academic research.
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The batch that went to the Middle East could not be traced.
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China has tested millions of people and traced more than 685,000 contacts.
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So, anything it's sending out over the network, we have that traced.
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A police report was made but the drone operator was not traced.
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Some of that can be traced to the devastation wrought by wildfires.
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Several of the Instagram posts traced to Russia offered merchandise for sale.
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Our Opinion team traced the pre-congressional careers of every House member.
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The family, which traced its lineage to the nation's founders, was wealthy.
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BeIN's antipiracy team traced the signal to space on the Arabsat satellite.
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All the potential contacts with the family were identified and then traced.
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Here's hoping the TRACED Act amounts to more than a bigger spoon.
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The program can be traced back to the Bush administration's post-Sept.
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This can be traced back to the end of Robert Mugabe's kleptocracy.
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A formidable journalist, she's traced the historical rise of the independent woman.
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Passengers aboard the flights of the two positive cases were being traced.
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The truck, she said, was later traced to a paramilitary police officer.
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Remember, Barbara's IT people traced the emails to a Chinese IP address.
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But those problems can also be traced to the great fashion experiment.
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The Crown's first two seasons traced British history from 1947 to 1964.
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Metals-trading in London can be traced back as far as 1571.
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The FBI has traced most of them to inmates in Mexican prisons.
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Ramón y Cajal traced axons as far as he could, she said.
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Ms. Willard traced her weaving of fancy and realism to her upbringing.
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These currents are traced in textiles, furniture, accessories, books and set design.
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Still, he traced his bent for humor to that Carnegie Hall recital.
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Still, he traced his bent for humor to that Carnegie Hall recital.
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The city's journey can be traced through the institution's own real estate.
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Britain's FTSE 100 traced U.S. stock prices higher following the first debate.
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The WSJ traced one way he operated: partnering with financial advisory firms.
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This amenity-laden shift can be traced straight to dealers' bottom lines.
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New Order, Kraftwerk, and many others traced an enduring fascination with fascist aesthetics.
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That failure was traced to a different problem than the most recent mishap.
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She also traced her lineage back to John Adams, the second US President.
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It's often traced back to 2015, when Jeremy Corbyn became the party leader.
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She is petite and shy, with ice-blue eyes traced in black eyeliner.
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Much of Tinder's success can be traced back to Bedeen's bathroom mirror revelation.
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Protest quilts, however, have been traced to as early as the 300th century.
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Authorities later traced Marshall's call to a phone booth in a local supermarket.
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As in other accounts, much of this could be traced back to Macgillivray.
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A few case reports have also directly traced foot infections to these treatments.
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We also took a DNA test that traced our family back to Cameroon.
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Moreover, Gleicher said Facebook traced back the activity to Russian military intelligence services.
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And Fader traced the dance move itself back to New Jersey club culture.
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Researchers traced SARS to a population of horseshoe bats in China's Yunnan province.
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Discord's problems could be traced to problems at Cloudflare, a content delivery network.
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Evidence of humans eating them can be traced to ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia.
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We traced the database back to Mumbai-based social media marketing firm Chtrbox.
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It contradicts the idea that the disease's spread traced back to one man.
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These are the DNA strands that enable your paternal line can be traced.
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These mutilations were traced to multiple events, and not just one isolated incident.
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Season 210 traced his story: How he got convicted, how his trial unraveled.
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The 1983 bombing, which killed 241 US service personnel, was traced to Hezbollah.
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Wahhaj was eventually traced to Amalia, New Mexico, according to the Albuquerque Journal.
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After she went to the police, investigators eventually traced the calls to Chikli.
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The FBI traced fake CEO scam transfers to more than 83 different countries.
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The Stopping Bad Robocalls Act follows the Senate's TRACED Act spearheaded by Sens.
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She traced a fingernail along the outline of his cock, and he hissed.
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So many oddities of mine can be traced back to active mthfr toxicity.
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Authorities have traced some $10 million from Odebrecht to Maiman's companies so far.
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But the magnitude of his attraction could be traced back to his hometown.
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The hackers can be traced back to North Korea, according to Kaspersky researchers.
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The Anti-Defamation League traced the evolution of Pepe into a hate symbol.
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Interns drove around town identifying abandoned properties, or traced deeds to absentee owners.
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Such weapons are known as ghost guns because they cannot readily be traced.
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Cramer traced it all back to the relationship between commodities and the dollar.
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In one of the cases, the attack was traced back to early April.
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The police traced the call and the man was arrested a day later.
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Private sector researchers later traced the hack to a group based in China.
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Both rave culture and music festivals can be traced back to sound systems.
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Microsoft's mobile failings can be traced back much further than Windows Vista, though.
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Consciousness, Man's World—traced the feminist threads in revolutionary societies across time and
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Now squarely in her comfort zone, Ms. Cooper traced the many moods vividly.
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That comfort can be traced, allies say, to having an opponent like Trump.
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Authorities did, however, say they had traced the fugitive through communications with filmmakers.
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" $21 TRILLION of Pentagon financial transactions "could not be traced, documented, or explained.
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It was a passion that traced back to his childhood, his brother said.
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She traced his name, Clinton Davis, onto a long white piece of paper.
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Protestant presence in Brazil, but its current influence can be traced to the
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Some $10 million in transfers from Odebrecht to Maiman's companies have been traced.
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This weeks' demotions can be traced back to that same logic, Madden says.
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Rapunzel's story can be traced back to the tragic tale of Saint Barbara.
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The bug, which we covered on Sunday, was traced to Andersen's Nvidia GPU.
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Much of the church's stability can be traced to Latino immigration, Gallup says.
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Monaco's apparent lack of poverty can be traced to a confluence of factors.
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Miscalculations can be traced to the thicket of regulations that govern college pricing.
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The data was later easily traced back by other academics to Harvard freshmen.
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Our graphics editors traced the militant group's advance, and subsequent retreat, in maps.
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Razor-wire fences traced the course of the river for its entire length.
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Many of those have been traced back to the Shincheonji Church of Jesus.
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Samples collected in the morning hours were traced to nearby points of origin.
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Many cases have been traced back to the secretive religious group called Shincheonji.
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J0158+65 (FRB 180916 for short) — that astronomers traced in the new study.
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I traced the history in "Spring Fever: The Illusion of Islamic Democracy" (2012).
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Researchers traced SARS to a population of horseshoe bats in China's Yunnan province.
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His book about the 1978 Yankees, "October Men," traced a turbulent championship season.
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Police traced both men back to an apartment on the city's south side.
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Social scientists have traced the evolutionary origins of status seeking to prehistoric times.
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The "Pallone-Thune TRACED Act" owes its name to its primary sponsors — Rep.
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Reading it like a map, she traced the lines with long, painted fingernails.
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Historians have traced its history all the way back to the founding founders.
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Half of reported healthcare breaches can now be traced to criminal hacking attacks.
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On Saturday, state investigators said they last traced Cummins and Thomas to Alabama.
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And it can be traced back to a policy meant to save water.
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While bitcoin transaction addresses can be traced, the transactors themselves are not identified.
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Many of the devices, probably belonging to staff, can be traced to homes.
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Ramon Dekker's heavy handed, quick footed style traced its lineage to the Fujiwara.
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In the last year, two have been traced back to their host galaxies.
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United States intelligence traced that bombing to a Hezbollah cell active in Bulgaria.
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The current movement toward independence can also partially be traced back to 2010.
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TRACED Act signed into law, putting robocallers on notice The Pallone-Thune TRACED Act, a bipartisan bit of legislation that should make life harder for the villains behind robocalls, was signed into law by the president on Tuesday. 5. Lowkey.
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One researcher traced 771 ransoms that netted Slavik's crew a total of $1.1 million.
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The contamination was traced to a single donation collected five days earlier in California.
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Most cases, Schuchat says, can't be traced back to one single cause or trigger.
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We traced the poomoji's rise from B-list BM to No. 1 number two.
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Previously, only a fast repeating radio burst had been traced to its home galaxy.
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Anytime fluid flow needs to be traced, GTrack's nanoparticles could show what's happening underground.
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And, yes, anthropologically the first human being can be traced to the African continent.
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Cramer traced the nature of the surprise behind Smucker being a packaged food company.
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Lyons says Snapchat's filter looks like a traced and flipped version of her illustration.
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But other people have traced the step back to the New Jersey club scene.
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I see now that my problem could be traced back to Madame's parlor room.
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During the 2008 presidential campaign, U.S. intelligence agencies traced massive cyber attacks to China.
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Juul's investigations into counterfeit products have all traced back to China, the company said.
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The origins of Britain's huge aid budget can be traced to the same era.
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According to ATF data, just 30 percent of traced guns come from New York.
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Criminals want to avoid background checks and guns that can be traced to them.
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Police traced the suspect&aposs phone to a Shelton hotel where he was arrested.
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The starting points of my technique can be traced back to the Stone Age.
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There are some expensive health care conditions that can be traced back to lifestyle.
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A deficiency of the vitamin B3 has been traced to a condition called pellagra.
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A lot of that can be traced to the game's simplified approach to combat.
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The grain has not been traced in commercial supplies, USDA said in a statement.
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Most of the funds were traced to bank accounts in Canada and Hong Kong.
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Much of that dispatch can be traced back to none other than President Trump.
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Transhumanism can be traced back to futurists in the '60s, most notably FM-2030.
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Mic traced the origins of (((Echoes))) to at least as far back as 2014.
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No deaths have been traced to South Korea's post-natal centers in recent years.
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Over the next few hours, police traced their way to the Red Bull compound.
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Transport Ministry Principal Secretary Paul Mwangi Maringa said Thursday it was traced in Njambini.
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The story can be traced back to Sean Hannity, a popular conservative political commentator.
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The bewildering politics of Detroit: Become Human can often be traced back to Cage.
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All of us are synchronized to it and can be traced by our coordinates.
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The FBI traced the call to the uncle to a Best Western in Webster.
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Underneath, the word "Teeth" is traced in blood red lettering on a black background.
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Self-denial can be traced back through generations of women who had no recourse.
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Frelinghuysen's staff traced her from a quote in a Politico article to the bank.
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Much of that can be traced to a persistent gender gap in retirement income.
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It's just as reductionist to state that individualism can be traced back to the
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But most of these posts and ideas can't be traced to any real source.
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No deaths have been traced to South Korea's post-natal centres in recent years.
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Cuccinelli said the opposition from moderates can be traced back to the business community.
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Haigh's previous novel, "Baker Towers," traced the rise and fall of Bakerton's coal industry.
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Ancestry's DNA test has traced the family histories of more than 15 million people.
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The problem can be traced back to the very beginning of a woman's career.
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But more often than not, the condition can't be traced to any one cause.
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An interactive graphic traced neighborhood-by-neighborhood income changes like a roller-coaster ride.
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The closing verses, which the auction house has not traced, may be Anne's own.
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The U.S. intelligence community has traced the hacked emails back to Russian intelligence services.
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They then traced the squares, applied tape, and spray-painted the corresponding regions grey.
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In fact the artwork's origin can be traced years back before the album's conception.
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Moses traced figures and buildings from these clippings, then collaged them into her paintings.
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Some threats were traced to other parts of Oklahoma and Texas, the superintendent said.
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But many benchmarks traced back some of their losses by the end of trading.
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The stock market's capricious behavior cannot be traced to a single factor, of course.
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The vodka, which is fairly neutral but traced with sweetness, is distilled from rice.
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But it traced the malicious probe to just two: the United Kingdom and Ukraine.
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But the roots of their yearslong feud can be traced to a tied race.
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And arguably these hallmarks can be traced to Ms. Roberts's firm, Elizabeth Roberts Architects.
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Federal agents traced her to a remote ranch on the border and arrested her.
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Federal agents traced her to a remote ranch on the border and arrested her.
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A jawbone discovered there was traced to a mysterious human species called the Denisovans.
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The family traced its roots to the Spanish town of Cuéllar, north of Segovia.
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At bedtime, does this sleepy preschooler like her back rubbed, scratched or traced over?
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The beginnings of these personal styles can be traced back to their earliest works.
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He traced a line on her throat, leaving a small scratch on her chin.
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These harms are often traced back to ethanol, the key intoxicating agent in booze.
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Many of the coordinates traced to specific schools, workplaces, military bases and residential neighborhoods.
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Since early Friday morning more than 90 contacts have been traced to the man.
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Some setbacks can be traced to crop failures, political turmoil or the 2008 recession.
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But can the problems of contemporary academia really be traced to hyperspecialized graduate training?
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A 2412 genealogy included 2815 semiconductor companies that could be traced directly to Fairchild.
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But eventually authorities traced the call to Queretaro state, extinguishing that glimmer of hope.
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Within weeks, intelligence agencies traced the attack back to the North and its leadership.
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Bernard Lewis, an eminent historian of Islam who traced the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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Passengers aboard the flights of the two positive cases were being traced, he said.
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The FBI traced the emails to Man's home and confronted him in May 2018.
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Scientists traced the airborne source across the Calumet River to a S.H. Bell facility.
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None of the new infections could be traced back to the partners with HIV.
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If an action succeeds, claimants (if they are traced) get their awards in full.
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While the word FIAT can be traced back to 1631 according to Merriam-Webster.
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Every issue women face in today's society can be traced to this root cause.
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Can it be traced to the last common ancestor of modern humans and Neanderthals?
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The investigation traced the 2018 Camp Fire back to the Caribou-Palermo transmission line.
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She traced how the Gestapo had taken many of Chareau's pieces from his clients.
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The call for an ethnic department can also be traced back to the 1970s.
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The president's affinity for Elton John can be traced to his 2016 campaign days.
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Over all, Bronze Age Iberians traced 40 percent of their ancestry to the newcomers.
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Swatting away tsetse flies, Lieutenant Diedhiou practically skipped as he traced the elephant's footsteps.
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Doing so without having those actions traced back to the US, however, was challenging.
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A multigenerational drama based on the best-selling book in which Alex Haley traced his own family history, "Roots" told the story of an African slave kidnapped and brought to America, and traced his progeny through over 100 years of American history.
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These individuals could not be traced to any other legitimate public profiles or company bios.
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The roots of the pullback can be traced back to the most recent rally itself.
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Surprisingly, the flashpoints of major crises can usually be traced to a few specific policies.
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The origins of both Ant-Man movies' apparent villains can be traced back to Hank.
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The feds got the IP address and traced it to a house in Bakersfield, California.
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Modern wing suits can be traced to a doomed 1912 jump off the Eiffel Tower.
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These daisy chains of connections can be traced with time, patience and some know-how.
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The files have been traced back to TigerSwan, a North Carolina-based private security firm.
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On some level, it's a flaw that can be traced back to the source material.
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We traced Ishiguro's android milestones on the road from Uncanny Valley to (near) Total Turing.
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The body was traced to the undercarriage of KQ flight 100 that departed from JKIA.
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A great deal of its appeal (though not all) can be traced to its flexibility.
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But it has also insisted that anyone who accessed the Aadhaar system can be traced.
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Vets at the shelter found a microchip on Brownie and traced it back to Dominguez.
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In 2012, "Paan Singh Tomar" traced the story of a steeple-chase champion turned bandit.
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The outbreak has been traced to a man who disembarked from the ship on Jan.
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The career arcs of artist-drinkers like Berryman, Jean Rhys and Billie Holiday are traced.
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Its roots can be traced to ancient philosophers in both the East and the West.
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Its roots can be traced back to a deadly drought in the 22016s and 22017s.
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The red line of his face mask traced a triangle around his chin and nose.
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Kingfishers streak over the streams, their paths traced on the retina in time-lapse turquoise.
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Still, the branches of a tree could be traced along the ever-more-resistant bacteria.
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Tensions around the river can be traced back to the country's political collapse in 2009.
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The story traced a sailboat journey taken by two fictitious characters along America's eastern coast.
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The purchases have been traced to a credit card in Rotana, the older sister's, name.
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The case decided Tuesday by the Fourth Circuit can be traced back to Sandy Hook.
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This contamination was traced to a third-party supplier who we no longer work with.
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Speculation among commenters traced the root of the problem to the inclusion of Android Pie.
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These traits can now be traced back to the Bronze Age in the eastern Baltic.
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This disruption was eventually traced to damage to three undersea cables off the Egyptian coast.
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Portal can be traced back to the Latin word "porta", which means gate or entrance.
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This is an example of a pumice raft that was eventually traced to its source.
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She blamed Republicans for shift in tone, which she traced back to the Clinton administration.
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It is unclear whether the hacks were traced to crime groups or Russian intelligence services.
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Everything good in my life can be traced to the day I met Ernie Vandeweghe.
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American officials have traced that hacking to Russia, but the Kremlin has denied any involvement.
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In fact, the Flint water contamination crisis can be traced back to aging lead pipes.
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Later, Futter says the employee traced the image to a desktop wallpaper site called WideWallpaper.com.
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NBC News traced 53 of the 56 shipments to Chinese ports and three to Singapore.
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Everything that made the difference between success and failure can be traced back to Ramón.
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To curb the spread, the contacts of each suspected case are exhaustively traced and monitored.
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His tongue traced the contour of my cunt, his beard brushing soft against my thighs.
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Acting on an anonymous tip, investigators traced the suspect, Allen Cooper, 32, to North Carolina.
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However, Duff says police later traced the call to the lobby of the Island Hotel.
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Some even traced the analogy back to a German children's book, written by a Nazi.
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Jin-Xiang Yu, a soprano, gave a compelling performance that traced the shifting moods vividly.
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They traced one of two rifles back to the ATF program, according to Fox News.
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Because success can actually be traced back to how founders initially interacted with their companies.
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They even made a romper — in organza, traced with an armature of velvet — look elegant.
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The increased use of large and costly backfires can likely be traced to such incentives.
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Its creation can be traced to the Supreme Court's 2010 decision in Citizens United v.
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" In New Mexico, "the history [of fiber arts] can be traced back and moved forward.
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During its investigation, Facebook traced this activity back to a Ukranian PR firm called Pragmatico.
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The nuclear ambitions of North Korea can be traced back to the early 1950's.
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And in many cases, concerted disinformation that has been traced back to the Russian government.
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Now, when an error is traced to an employee, the entire team undergoes fresh training.
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Studies have traced the outbreak to faulty sanitation practices by a United Nations peacekeeping force.
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On Friday, prosecutors in Queens said that they had all been traced to one man.
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Other bodies and body parts were recovered; one victim traced back to the mid-1990s.
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On Tuesday, Norway said 40 percent of its then-1,400 infections were traced to Ischgl.
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His army physical, however, revealed a blood problem that was eventually traced to kidney failure.
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Their complex geometric patterns can be traced back to both ancient Buddhist and Hindu traditions.
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They sat in the sweltering interior while their relatives traced aimless circles on the grass.
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"Creative" can be traced to the Latin creare, meaning to beget or to bring forth.
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In 2012, Rudd and Worsley traced Roald Amundsen's 920-mile journey to the South Pole.
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This problem can be traced even within religious traditions that espouse faith in eternal life.
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That's the corrupting process that's traced in Sofia's attempts to ingratiate herself with the guys.
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Many of those cases can be traced to ultra-Orthodox Jewish communities in New York.
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The film's focus on science as adventure can be traced back to the project's beginning.
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He traced more ads to other websites selling unlicensed Chainsaw items, also linked to TeeChip.
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The failure was traced back to a tiny pipe that was machined only slightly imprecisely.
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Yet his body was never traced, and prosecutors did not bring any perpetrators to trial.
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But China says its claims to the islands can be traced back thousands of years.
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The last time the D.N.C. was hacked, in 2016, the episode was traced to Russia.
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I blew up the image, traced it to paper and measured it all to scale.
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The SARS outbreak nearly two decades ago was also traced back to the wildlife trade.
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She informed her company, which traced her contacts to alert anyone she might have exposed.
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In total, 763 people who had close contact with the infected patients have been traced.
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The Pallone-Thune TRACED Act, named after its sponsors in the House and Senate, Rep.
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Their words and actions can be traced directly from the words and actions of Jesus.
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A third of her ancestry could be traced to early farmers in the Near East.
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But egg containers, marked with bar codes and plant numbers, can be more readily traced.
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Another series, called "Sing It Loud," traced the rise of African-American music and culture.
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The suspect's cell phone was traced to the area of the fires, the affidavit said.
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Using traffic camera footage, the police traced the truck along state roads to New Canaan.
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"Most cases can still be traced to known contacts or clusters of cases," he said.
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Still, one of the president's most significant accomplishments can be traced back to the Senate.
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But many recent struggles can be traced back to the industry&aposs highly cyclical nature.
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In Michigan, the green liquid was traced to a nearby plant, Electro-Plating Services Inc.
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The F.B.I. then traced every one of those guns sold east of the Mississippi River.
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The weapon used was traced back by investigators to Russia, but Moscow denies any involvement.
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The Pallone-Thune TRACED Act, named after its sponsors in the House and Senate, Rep.
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"In fact, it can be traced to the Viking era," Ismail wrote in an email.
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Mr. Andreyko, 46, said the inspiration for the book could be traced to his childhood.
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She and two other researchers traced 12 African countries' production centers from past to present.
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She proved that the data could be traced back to individuals, including the governor himself.
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Some of the decorative pieces and artwork have been traced through old White House guidebooks.
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But unlike the others, the direct cause in Haiti was traced to the United Nations.
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Oldfield traced his love of shot-putting to a Y.M.C.A. camp in Lake Beulah, Wis.
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Some scholars even argue that the rise of fentanyl can be traced to drug interdiction.
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Two of the weapons found at the scene traced back to Operation Fast and Furious.
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Thousands of those bots could be traced to Russia and several hundred could be traced to Iran, according to Emilio Ferrara, one of the study's four authors and the principal investigator in the Machine Intelligence and Data Science group at USC's Information Sciences Institute.
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The earliest mention was dated 1965 and traced back to a Japanese company that made pedometers.
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One possibility for why these galaxies are so rare could be traced to the rings themselves.
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It was eventually traced back to a Fort Worth-based company known as Ascension Data & Analytics.
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"The lone wolf cannot be detected, cannot be prevented, and seldom can be traced," Mason wrote.
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But Japanese long-term rates have traced U.S. Treasury yields lower reflecting investors' risk-averse stance.
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Whistle-blowers want to share their data anonymously, so it cannot be traced back to them.
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The envelope was found along with other documents which could be definitively traced back to Harding.
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The TRACED Act would increase the penalty for robocalls to $10,000 per call, up from $1,000.
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If the DNC hack hadn't been traced to Russia, much of that might never have emerged.
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They each have their own set of rules, and their roots can be traced back centuries.
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They found distant relatives of the suspect, Joseph James DeAngelo, and traced their DNA to him.
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The earlier one was traced to contamination in lettuce from the growing region of Yuma, Arizona.
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Brady traced one line to a part of the ceiling above a small training room closet.
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Few objects have turned up so far that can be traced to the Islamic State's plunder.
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But how secure can we be that our personal data can't be traced back to us?
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Mr Makender, whom Lexington traced through a Lutheran charity that fixed his resettlement, is more representative.
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It's an enjoyable, surefire technique that scholars have traced back as far as Sylvester Stallone's Rambo.
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Police traced tens of thousands in transfers from Chikli front companies to Bank of China accounts.
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Some have traced early versions of this quote to an American labor organizer named Nicholas Klein.
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Last year, Australian researchers traced an unexplained radio signal to a pair of onsite microwave ovens.
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The historical roots of these bands, however, are less cheerfully traced to military training and combat.
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Whatever flaws the safety pin possesses as a tactic can largely be traced to its origins.
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Cloudflare pinned the blame on network issues traced back to an internet infrastructure problem at Verizon.
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Many analysts say the company's issues can be traced directly to the decline in memory prices.
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San Francisco-based PG&E expects its equipment will traced as a source of the blaze.
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They traced some problems back to Deutsche's drive to take on Wall Street in the 2000s.
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Authorities have traced the Soberanes fire to an illegal campfire left unattended in a state park.
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He traced that back to a "Mary Brown" who had been living in Westchester, New York.
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From the point he took over, a line of continuity can be traced to this day.
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For one, some reporters still don't buy that Russia can be traced to the DNC breach.
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Sheriffs, for example, can be traced back to the medieval English institution of the same name.
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In fact, the "wandering womb" theory can be traced back to medical practice in Ancient Greece,
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Much of the trucking-industry "bloodbath" can be traced back to the industry's highly cyclical nature.
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The limerick's name has been traced to France, where an 18th-century Irish Brigade was serving.
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"Beautiful," the surgeon said, as he traced his finger along the underside of the left one.
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The phenomenon has been traced to slavery and to Jim Crow laws, which segregated swimming pools.
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With a projection, however, Rembrandt could have just traced himself without having to move his eyes.
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Healthcare, Retail, TransportationAncestry's DNA test has traced the family histories of more than 15 million people.
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Then at the murder scene guns were found and traced back to Operation Fast and Furious.
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The DEA traced the illicit fentanyl to a single lab in Mexico and shut it down.
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A lot of that tonal humor can be traced back to Iron Man's character and franchise.
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A doctor traced how far the venom had traveled up his right arm with a marker.
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The dumbing-down of American life, as traced by McLuhan and his descendants, suggests the latter.
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The infection was traced to flour produced at a General Mills plant in Kansas City, Missouri.
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The school's modern-day success, however, can be traced back to one autumn morning in 1838.
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Will we see blood and react as though it were a ray-traced red CGI image?
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"The money did not come from people's (accounts) and the amounts have been traced," he said.
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In fact, it can partly be traced back to a 2012 paper published in Physics Procedia.
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Diseases, in turn, could more readily be traced back to specific mutations in our genetic code.
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Our reporters traced the ripple effects such a move would have on the global supply chain.
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For McAdams, who developed symptoms on Saturday night, all contacts were traced back to Thursday night.
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Local police officials said they had traced the riot's origins to a hard-line Hindu group.
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Mr. Jasarevic differed, saying that many infected people were eventually traced back to previously identified chains.
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Subsequent seasons traced how those characters and themes shifted and changed as events in Westeros merited.
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Rhinehart, If It Was Your Child, has traced at least 214 childhood cancer cases since 215.
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A cluster is an interconnected group of cases that can be traced to the same source.
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Criticism of the program can be traced as far back as 2014, after visa applications soared.
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Although there have been fires in hospitals traced to alcohol-based hand sanitizer, they are rare.
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In between, she sang with sultry nonchalance and traced slow-motion gestures both elaborate and inscrutable.
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The current law can be traced to two cases: one from 19923, National Bellas Hess v.
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She traced her own career rise, and praised journalists for unearthing stories of corruption and abuse.
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Our team of reporters traced how he went from icon to shrewd — some say "untethered" — tactician.
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The sense of unease among the president's lawyers can be traced, in part, to their client.
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Investigators later traced that bacteria to a tainted drainage canal near a lettuce farm in Arizona.
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In 2015, a measles outbreak with 147 cases across North America was traced back to Disneyland.
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The contacts of an individual who tests positive must be isolated and their contacts traced quickly.
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Other repeating fast radio bursts have also been traced to galactic regions where stars are formed.
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It's now been over 30 years since I last traced a pattern or basted a seam.
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Early versions of this can be traced to Native Americans in the Pueblo and Navajo tribes.
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Instead, it's possible that this behavior can be traced back before wolves were domesticated into dogs.
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Diachenko traced the database to Vietnam but couldn&apost specify how the information had been obtained.
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Investigators eventually zeroed in on the suspect and traced the DNA to Mr. DeAngelo's front door.
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Good contact tracing is defined as 80% traced, but I don't think we're hitting the figures.
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The repeating signal was traced to a massive spiral galaxy around 500 million light-years away.
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FRB 180916 was traced to one of the spiral arms of a Milky Way-esque galaxy.
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But investigators eventually traced their activity to two China-based servers that connected directly to Equifax.
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The source of COVID-2628 has ostensibly been traced to a traditional animal market in Wuhan.
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The roots of Section 44(i) can be traced to Britain's Act of Settlement in 1701.
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And although the problem is multifaceted, its perpetuation can be traced in part to insufficient resources.
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During childhood, new teeth layers are formed each day, capturing chemical signatures that can be traced.
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We traced the steps of the suspect before the shooting and assessed rumors that spread afterward.
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The crew followed poachers on the hunt in Africa and traced smugglers en route to Asia.
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Once TRACED is enacted, the Federal Communications Commission could fine robocallers up to $10,000 per call.
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Authorities traced the bomb to a local man who was involved in a labor union dispute.
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The company's slowing growth can be traced back to its decision to restructure its marketing budget.
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The lack of providers can be traced back to a pair of CMS decisions restricting supply.
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Among other things, astronomers traced the explosion to a blue supergiant star that has now disappeared.
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BJ: Right, I made the zine and then projected it on the canvas and traced it.
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She concluded (correctly) that this difference could be traced back to differences in the mealworm sperm.
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The origins of the crisis can be traced back to the failed military coup in 2016.
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Her mother, Frances Shand Kydd, had royal roots that traced back to Ireland in the 16th century.
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Also on display are preliminary drawings whose designs Hirshfield traced or pin-pricked onto his paintings' surfaces.
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Merritt's cellphone was also traced to the burial site area in the days following the McStays' disappearance.
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The ministry added that eight people who had been in contact with the family were being traced.
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The recently passed TRACED Act also grants the FCC new powers to pursue and punish illegal robocalls.
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The majority of the pollutants can be traced back to the factory farms that dominate the valley.
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The brokerage account was accessed from internet addresses that were traced to Jung, according to the SEC.
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Many of the themes of O'Rourke's political style can be traced back to his life before politics.
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Some want the televisions traced back upstream to the recycling centers where consumers originally dropped them off.
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Police found the suspect after the cyber-crime unit traced an IP address connected to the billboard.
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Stolen engine parts or whatever, they have serial numbers on them so that they can be traced.
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The researchers traced the path from those groups to adjacent hate clusters to which users explicitly linked.
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WhatsApp traced several servers that deployed NSO's spyware back to internet addresses operated directly by NSO Group.
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A lot of our tipping behavior on app-based rides can be traced back to Uber's beginnings.
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The trouble with Delhi's city politics can be traced back to soon after India's independence, in 1947.
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Boeing has traced the issue to a microprocessor and how the chip handles data, NBC News reported.
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Digital espionage operations targeting news organizations have become commonplace with numerous attacks traced to China-based operators.
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Chemotherapy's origins can be traced back to the development of chemical weapons in the first world war.
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The first one can be traced all the way back to David Ricardo in the early 1800s.
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For the first time, scientists have traced the origin of a non-repeating Fast Radio Burst (FRB).
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I've had so many patients whose problems could be traced back to their relationships with their parents.
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Now, the FDA has traced the outbreak back to its source: a single factory in Kansas City.
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CNN's Brian Stelter traced the doctored clip back to a recent post on pro-Trump subreddit TheDonald.
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In the US, the infection was traced back to leafy greens, but which ones remained a mystery.
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History lesson: The PB process can be traced back to a successful experiment in Brazil in 1989.
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The improvements can be traced to industry consolidation and investment—things that have eluded most onshore builders.
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Investigators traced the painting to a clan of billionaires that bought the work at auction in 1996.
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I traced my tongue along the seam of his lips and coaxed it to open for me.
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San Francisco-based PG&E expects its equipment will be traced as a source of the blaze.
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Of course, the roots of April Fool's Day can't be traced directly back to Old Nordic traditions.
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Health officials have traced the illnesses to an outbreak of botulism, a rare but serious foodborne illness.
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Eighty-six cents of every dollar America spends on healthcare can be traced back to chronic disease.
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The association between Angelou and communism appears to be traced back to her support for Fidel Castro.
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Still, Lennox wonders what portion of mental illnesses, like schizophrenia, can be traced back to medical causes.
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"We traced his last known whereabouts, we met his family, it was incredibly emotional," Matt Sullivan said.
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Another variation on the same theme can be traced back to the dot com era company Keen.
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The reason for the achievements can be traced to parents' increased investment in their children, researchers say.
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Instead, large outbreaks are usually traced back to contaminated water and sewage as well as undercooked shellfish.
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Its magisterial authority can be traced back to St. Peter and the rest of Christ's original apostles.
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" (2012) she traced her nascent political awakening to reading Nabokov when young and thinking, "He hates women.
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The history of the city's current music reputation — its "musical rebirth" — can be traced to the 1970s.
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Kelly wrote about how she traced ownership of the property in an article she published in February.
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His mother's side could be traced to a population from the central Alps that doesn't exist anymore.
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The poem's opening features traditional lines of encouragement and can be traced to a 1930s Dutch periodical.
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The poem's opening features traditional lines of encouragement, and can be traced to a 1930s Dutch periodical.
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Mezcals traced from Querétaro and the Tlacolula Valley are sold by the ounce for the discerning drinker.
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Yet, for some, Italy's current political convulsions can be traced back to one key moment in 2016.
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They traced them to a twenty-two-year-old computer-science student in Tbilisi named Beqa Latsabidze.
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Warren had identified a complex problem, distilled it into simplicity, and traced the outlines of a solution.
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The price moderation can be traced to a massive wave of apartment construction the past few years.
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Only the E. coli cases caused by whole head lettuce were traced back to a single farm.
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Brazilian cows are supposed to have two tracking numbers so their origins can be traced by authorities.
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We traced the history of Stuxnet, and how it changed the world, in this week's CYBERWAR episode.
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Bogatov was charged after Russian authorities traced the IP address associated with the posts to his home.
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When they traced the digits she was calling, the numbers led to pagers in New York City.
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And more than 22020 of those cases can be traced back to one man, according to Gov.
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He traced the changes to one male ancestor, who lived in Africa 21970,21950 to 2300,21970 years ago.
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Usually, poor sleeping habits in middle age can be traced back to sleep patterns formed in youth.
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Rudd, a trombonist, always traced a winding path, and he took on fresh inspiration everywhere he went.
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The Department of Justice traced $731 million deposited into bank accounts controlled by Mr. Najib to 1MDB.
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And speaking of roots, O'Shea says he's traced his ... and it didn't take him far from home.
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Ms. Arce said that the ideas that animate her businesses can be traced back to her parents.
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Her 40-odd novels, traced over the past 50-odd years, mark an increasing tendency toward dystopia.
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The investigator traced the money on the blockchain, the public ledger where all Bitcoin transactions are recorded.
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"Minnie: Style Icon," an exhibition at London Fashion Week in 2015, traced her influence over the decades.
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They pointed to the sky, traced a circle above their head and made a low woooooo sound.
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After issuing more than 100 subpoenas to assorted technology companies, the F.B.I. traced the calls to Israel.
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Some of their strength was inevitably lost when they were traced, inked and painted for the films.
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But investigators traced the breach to when he was still employed in the agency's Engineering Development Group.
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And Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, or MERS, has been traced to camels and bats in Saudi Arabia.
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It was noticed on Twitter and Reddit, where one user traced it back to cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex.
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In Singapore alone, 94 cases of SARS can be traced back to the hotel, according to WHO.
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The talking point can be traced back to a sketchy right-wing blog known for peddling conspiracies.
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There was a cluster of cases in Singapore a few weeks ago traced to a hotel meeting.
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More than half of Covid-19 cases in the country have been traced back to the church.
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"I've learned of a colonial ancestor who I've traced back to the early 1700s," Mr. Dreyfuss said.
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Cases in Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait, Oman, Lebanon, the U.A.E. and Canada have all been traced to Iran.
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For Americans, about 4 percent of our ancestry traced to Asia may actually reflect Native American roots.
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The warning signs were glaring and could be traced back at least to 242, the investigators said.
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The whole chain of events can be traced back to the 21959 Miss Universe competition in Moscow.
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The High Commission has accused him of facilitating the transport of a minor who cannot be traced.
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With a ski pole in an outstretched arm, I traced a shallow line off to my right.
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Health officials have traced the illness to vaping, but they're still trying to identify the exact cause.
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In 2006, an E. coli outbreak was traced back to Taco Bell and linked to contaminated spinach.
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Ms. Amiti's colleagues at the New York Fed have traced the costs of tariffs in other research.
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This was a common local affliction in those days, traced to a bad run of Swiss cheese.
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An absurdist rocker turned corporate analyst: Hall seems to have traced the fitful arcs of his verses.
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It is about systemic bias, some of which can be traced back to the old studio days.
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You can hear our messy guitars all over this record and hear our touch traced in sound.
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Waving a cigarette, he traced Gazprom's pipelines snaking from Russia into Europe's industrial heartland on a map.
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It's qualitatively different from a Twitter rumor that can be traced back to a handful of people.
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But the spark can be traced back to the hot summer of 2009, and to Winterset, Iowa.
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Opposition to vaccinations can be traced to the introduction of the first vaccine in the 18th century.
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The tables sit under white cloths, and the places are set with white china traced with gold.
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The outbreak in Rockland County has been traced to an annual Hasidic pilgrimage from Israel to Ukraine.
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I have rituals that couldn't really be traced back to the tangible material world in their effectiveness.
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Samsung said it traced the problem to a battery issue and last month began shipping replacement units.
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The SBU said it traced the malware to command-and-control servers associated with Russian IP addresses.
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Admins at Metroid Database traced the notice to its source: Miller Nash, a law firm representing Nintendo.
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But during cross-examination Syed's attorney Justin Brown asked how two calls contained in the data — one traced to Dupont Circle in Washington and another traced to Baltimore could have been made just 27 minutes apart when it would be nearly impossible to travel the distance in that time.
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According to the FDA, it has been determined that the E. coli can be traced back to California.
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Very few attacks on U.S. soil since September 11, 2001 have been traced to foreign nationals at all.
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These are the DNA strands passed down from father to son, so your paternal line can be traced.
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The breach at Equifax was traced to a vulnerability in Apache Struts that was discovered earlier this year.
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Genital "selfies," specifically, can be traced back to eighteenth-century Florentine waxes depicting the insides of human bodies.
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Much of both companies' success can be traced back to their product, which spans furniture and home decorating.
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After the bombers were traced by police to Bahrain, they attempted to kill themselves by taking cyanide pills.
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Ilvermorny's origin can be traced back to a pure-blood Irish girl named Isolt Sayre, born around 1603.
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Federal agents traced the emails to Man's home in Norwalk, near Los Angeles, and questioned him in May.
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The Marriott data breach that exposed the information of up to 500 million was traced to Chinese hackers.
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We eventually traced it back to young Russian prospectors in a completely uninhabited region of Far Eastern Russia.
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As such it was investigated by the FBI, which traced the emails to Man's location and confronted him.
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That foot was traced to Stanley K. Okumoto, who was 79 when he went missing in September 2017.
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Ishmael Daro traced the false use of taqiyya by anti-Muslim conspiracy peddlers, and it's an excellent read.
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That way, it cannot be directly traced to you — either by your daughter or by the girl's family.
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Any of those could be traced back to their buyer and then to the sender of the packages.
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Another aspect of the disparity could be traced to a general over-saturation of social networks as is.
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If labor productivity is growing, it can be traced back to growth in one of these three areas.
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California outlawed non-medical exemptions in 2015 after a measles outbreak was traced to the Disneyland theme park.
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The root cause of the norovirus outbreak is almost always traced by the CDC back to sick employees.
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He wired them money as they moved, using intermediaries who couldn't be traced, and communicated using encrypted apps.
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Details: Authorities traced down the Florida woman, Sol Pais, who had traveled to Colorado and purchased a gun.
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According to the researchers, the material in their meteorites can be traced back to two distinct nebular reservoirs.
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A month later, at least 80 Boston College students were sickened by norovirus traced to a Chipotle restaurant.
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Cal Fire traced the fire back to a spark from an electric fence that had been installed incorrectly.
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Nearly 40 cases of measles were traced to unvaccinated children in one such school that defied the ban.
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According to Doyle, detectives traced Bradley's cellphone pings, and then studied surveillance camera footage, leading them to Henderson.
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Upsettingly, some of these "pre-existing conditions" might be traced back to the 2010 Deepwater Horizon Oil spill.
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The accident generated 2,000 items trackable from Earth and tens of thousands smaller pieces unable to be traced.
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The roots of Operation Wetback can be traced to the birth of large-scale farming in the Southwest.
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These larger hexagons become the individual units, rather than the small hexagons traced out by the carbon atoms.
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The hundreds of offending supplements the FDA found during that nine-year period traced back to 146 companies.
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Others continue to supply retail stores that they know sell hundreds of guns traced to crimes every year.
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Instead, its rise can be traced to its winning personality and looks, and the politics of dog breeding.
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That way, if a drone is found in unauthorized airspace, it can be traced back to its owner.
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As I walked through the chronologically showcased works in the Tate's galleries, I traced his experiments with color.
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Peruvian prosectors say that the bullet cartridges used to kill Lomas could be traced back to his gun.
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Just earlier this year several emails of Members of Parliament were hacked, which was eventually traced to Iran.
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Prosecutors also linked multiple opioid-related deaths in the US to drugs that were traced back to AlphaBay.
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It came out of the tradition that you could have traced back to Elvis Presley and Buddy Holly.
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But her daughter, Laura, urged her to make the video that lovingly traced the lives of both parents.
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Media reports traced him to the Hertfordshire village of Tewin, north of London, where he owns a house.
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The new cast also reflects an emphasis on diversity that can be traced back to the original series.
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References to chronic drunkenness as a sickness have been traced back as far as Ancient Greece and Egypt.
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The deplorable state of West Virginia's finances can be traced in part to the policies of Democratic governors.
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A multistate outbreak of listeria has been traced to a Houston manufacturer's Vietnamese ready-to-eat pork products.
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In 2008, hackers traced to the Chinese government infiltrated the campaigns of both Barack Obama and John McCain.
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The arrival of Asian immigrants to what would eventually be called America can be traced back to 1587.
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The first involved sending foreign SIM cards to dissidents back home so they could tweet without being traced.
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He said there are likely 50 percent more criminal transactions than those that were traced for this report.
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Sony has traced hostility toward "Ghostbusters" to a small number of fan sites that embedded the YouTube trailer.
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Partisanship can be traced back to the founding fathers when a two-party system first emerged in 1796.
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It seems all Jar Jar's trending action online can be traced back to a meme, because of course.
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While the diagnosis cannot be fully traced to Gale Sayer's football career, doctors believe it played a role.
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The ATF announced Friday it traced guns found in Canada, Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean last year.
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Other basic sensory perceptions—touch, taste, sight, smell, hearing—have been traced to particular areas of the brain.
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On a few occasions, however, hacks have been traced to governments across the globe attempting to surveil individuals.
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All of the counterfeit items could be traced by to a salesman who works for Perullo, Dave Ingber.
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The offshore market has traced a similar pattern, hitting its weakest level since late September 2011 this week.
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The unique severity of these infectious can often be traced back to an increasingly common source: antibiotic resistance.
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The research that he had done at Johns Hopkins was limited to arm movements that traced straight lines.
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Authorities have traced the trafficking operation back to 2015, but are investigating if it began earlier, said Mandal.
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It traced the magnitude of suspicion and animosity that the Clintons felt toward many Republicans, and vice versa.
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His success can arguably be traced back to a risk he took when he was 30 years old.
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She did not divulge whether or not the norovirus contamination was traced to any employees at the McDonald's.
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The groundwork for Monday's meeting can be traced back to the CW series "Arrow," which began in 2012.
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Scientists may have finally traced the origin of a deadly fungus that is decimating the global amphibian population.
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And representatives from Castlight told Vox there's no way that data could be traced back to individual employees.
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The funds have been traced and the Bank of Valletta is seeking to have the fraudulent transactions reversed.
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Misunderstood" but it can even be traced back to a song on The Outsiders like "Roller Coaster Ride.
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Bellingcat claimed to have traced the downing of a Malaysia Airlines passenger jet over Ukraine to Russian action.
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There's more work to be done to see how far back egg color can be traced among dinosaurs.
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Cohen was skeptical of bitcoin and its origins, as bankers tend to be, so he traced the payments.
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Archaeological and linguistic evidence had already shown that Polynesians can be traced back to the island of Taiwan.
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This connection can be traced to the ways subcultural trolls would gleefully deploy hateful, often explicitly racist language.
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Much of these vulnerabilities can be traced to the fairly recent history of the country's slapdash election infrastructure.
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Eventually, they traced the source to syringes of hydromorphone, a potent opioid used for moderate to severe pain.
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It's become common knowledge that Trump's seemingly most erratic tweet storms can be traced back to cable television.
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The initial claim was traced to online forums like 4chan, where commenters appeared to gloat about deceiving journalists.
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However, the distinct anime style as we know it today can be traced back largely to one person.
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Karlie says she called police and, through an app, traced the car back to the dealer in Texas.
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Only a few E. coli cases caused by whole head lettuce were traced back to a single farm.
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Some of this can be traced to Woodrow Wilson's theory of presidential power as an agent of progress.
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Aleena moved my hand to her thigh, where I had previously traced the lines of her stretch marks.
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American officials have said privately that they believe that the hacking could be traced to the Chinese government.
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This expert working of metal is traced back to James Watt and his development of the steam engine.
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That made six works traced back to their owners since Gurlitt researchers began their investigations four years ago.
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Her wit and impish sense of humor, Ms. Blampied said, could be traced directly back to her mother.
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It was a decision the mayor would later defend as coronavirus cases traced to the celebration piled up.
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Amler and the health department quickly traced his steps and put the man's wife and family under quarantine.
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At least five deaths have been traced to Life Care, according to Washington state and local health officials.
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The philosophy behind Islamic saving and investing can be traced to the Quran and other early Islamic texts.
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The flu vaccines provided in the United States, for example, are often traced to research done in China.
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A flu pandemic in 2009, which killed 17,000 people, was traced to a pig farm in central Mexico.
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Last year, The Atlantic's Alexis Madrigal similarly traced the images used by a merchant selling posters to Pixabay.
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NOAA said the heat wave can be traced to an area of high pressure planted over the region.
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But industry experts caution that the TRACED Act alone is not enough given the scale of the problem.
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Then I traced four centuries of New York City history through documents and photos related to the building.
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Much of the game's history can be traced through these five ballparks, which have all been torn down.
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I wonder if this, like so much about athletic superstar culture, can be traced back to Michael Jordan.
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They were traced to wastewater wells, used for the disposal of fluids associated with oil and gas operations.
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Cases in Iraq, Afghanistan, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Lebanon, United Arab Emirates and Canada have been traced to Iran.
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We traced the origins of the F.B.I. inquiry (and explain how they come up with these code names).
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In an open letter to Google last month, Mr. North traced his site's traffic decline to Project Owl.
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They were part of a tradition of custom wigmaking in New York that traced its roots to Europe.
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TRACED passed with a 417-85033 vote in the House and on a voice vote in the Senate.
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These intersecting, transformative forces are among many traced in this encompassing exhibition, a feat of scrupulous, imaginative research.
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Health officials have traced the illness to vaping, though they are still trying to identify the exact cause.
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It ended a form of surveillance that traced back to the George W. Bush administration's secret post-Sept.
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According to the Carbon Majors Report, more than half of industrial emissions can be traced to 25 companies.
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The virus has also been traced to a seafood market in Wuhan city, which also sold live animals.
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In the last 45 years, at least three other pandemics (besides SARS) have been traced back to bats.
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To be sure, most blackouts during storms can be traced to the grid, and specifically downed power lines.
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The woman told police the license plate number of the man's vehicle, which was then traced to Wilson.
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A more formal US diplomatic position towards Afghans can be traced back to India-Pakistan partition in 1947.
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FireEye traced the 85033 activity back to Iran, but did not attribute it to a specific threat group.
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FireEye traced the 28503 activity back to Iran, though did not attribute it to a specific threat group.
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He first found Vintage's designs marketed on other Taobao stores, then traced them back to the original source.
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And to this place, the impact of his life on his country and the world may be traced.
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The broad conclusion remains that Moscow simply wasn't that fussed if it was all traced back to them.
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With one hand she traced the bullet trajectory from her lower spine, across and up to the right.
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The modern divisions on the court can be traced to the Warren court of the 1950s and 1960s.
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The team traced the exact landing location to 177.5991°E, 45.4446°S at an elevation of -5,935 meters.
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They traced honeybees' travels through the Great Plains, Midwest, and Pacific Northwest, through apple orchards and pear trees.
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BB: She was interested in the patterns, not in the materials or the colors, so she traced everything.
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Unfortunately, this new owner then gave the dog to a shelter, where it was traced back to Vanderpump Dogs.
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For one thing, 3-D images from a stereomicroscope revealed that the signature was traced with a needle—forged.
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Using the "Find My iPhone" app, the family traced the phone, noting that it moved north on the highway.
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Of the nearly 400 outbreaks that could be traced to a specific source, 94 percent were caused by germs.
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But it isn't related to the outbreak of O157:H7 traced to romaine lettuce that happened earlier this spring.
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Under the strategy, every contact of an Ebola case including health workers and family members is traced and vaccinated.
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Symbolism in Sirte Much of the chaos that's engulfed Libya can be traced back to recent events in Sirte.
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Facebook says the Russian campaign could be traced back to military intelligence organizations previously identified by US security services.
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The regulator has traced this back to undisclosed software that, under some circumstances, alters the characteristics of emissions controls.
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I traced the arch of her eyebrow with one finger, and then I ran away, trying not to cry.
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Tap dancing can be traced back to the Five Points district, now known as Chinatown in New York City.
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But Bob Marley's career can be traced to the earliest days of the Jamaican music that would become reggae.
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The other two firearms were a Sig Sauer rifle and a Glock pistol, which were traced to the shooter.
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Pryor's allure can't be traced to any one thing, as it is the cumulative impact that makes it work.
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The roots of video game box art can be traced all the way back to Atari in the '80s.
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The revival's roots can be traced to the early months of last year, when a possible calamity was averted.
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Some hand bloodstains traced angles at odds with each other as well, off by as much as 10 degrees.
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One perpetrator was traced back a hacking and carding forum and registered under the same username, "EvaPiks," on both.
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The cyclosporiasis scare was traced back (once again) to romaine lettuce, which was provided by lettuce supplier Fresh Express.
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After gathering samples from 32 locations and 17 countries, they traced the major routes by which the virus spread.
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All of the party's current problems can be traced to a lack of leadership starting with the White House.
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The supermodel posted a neck-down video, zooming her camera onto her slightly NSFW top with marker-traced breasts.
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Cramer traced the greatness of Facebook back to when it first came public and didn't know what to do.
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Media reports have traced him to the Hertfordshire village of Tewin, north of London, where he owns a house.
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According to the Justice Department, the FBI traced the emails to Man's home, where he acknowledged sending the threats.
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His remains the only case in which the repopulation of a species can be traced to a single source.
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Researchers traced the origin of what's come to be known as NotPetya back to a software firm called MeDoc.
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According to the Daily Beast, Idaho's Sandpoint Reader traced the podcast back to a local resident named Scott Rhodes.
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Lesne said the drop in exports can be traced in part to decisions made by the Swiss National Bank.
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In January, investigators believed they had traced her to a small brick house with iron bars on the windows.
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The whole idea of people getting rich from music can be traced to two things: Recorded music and publishing.
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Among the works whose histories have been traced, four have been restored to the families of their original owners.
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At the time, the cause remained a mystery, but now SpaceX's engineers have traced the flaw to its source.
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According to university spokesperson David Beharry, about half of the stolen funds were traced and seized by Thursday afternoon.
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In California, utilities are responsible for fires traced to their equipment whether or not they are complying with regulations.
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And, of course, the Greeks and Romans traced the movements of Mars and other celestial bodies across the sky.
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These surfaces were traced on clear acetate film, photographed with low-angle light, and measured to the nearest millimeter.
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For instance, people have traced their déjà vu back to places they only saw in TV shows or photos.
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The origins of the law can be traced back to when chain gangs were common in the late 1920s.
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Mallya, traced by Indian reporters to a country residence in Hertfordshire, has said he would comply with the law.
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I had to guess which was the real car and which was made through a Unity ray-traced rendering.
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His family's roots can be traced back to the Northern Indian State of Punjab, in the region of Jalandhar.
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He's also critical of the shawarma boom, something he believes can be traced to one specific date: September 11.
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What they found: In Africa, cholera epidemics were traced to at least 11 different introductions from Asia since 1970.
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Agents traced the suspect's AirCard back to his apartment and now had more than enough evidence for a conviction.
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Mauro said he traced the compound leaders to a company that appears to be involved in security and investigation.
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A U.S. cyber intelligence firm in January traced the attack back to a Moscow-backed group known as Sandworm.
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USC's scoring woes could be traced to Stanford's defense, particularly the way it pressured and seemed to confuse Daniels.
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Many Rohingya, however, say they are descendants of Muslim traders who can be traced back to the ninth century.
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Dutch and Belgian authorities traced the source of the insecticide to a supplier of cleaning products in the Netherlands.
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Fentanyl in the United States and Canada can be traced back to several parts of East and Southeast Asia.
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Mr. Tyson once told Bloomberg News that he traced his interest in health care to his mother's medical problems.
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Like the romaine outbreak, the source of contamination was water pollution, traced to cattle fields near the spinach fields.
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The November cover story traced the South Carolina legend's roots to a 1988 sighting by a Lee County teenager.
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"Conspiracy theorizing can be traced to quite fundamental ways of thinking and the way people organize information," Douglas explains.
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"The underlying causes have been traced back to manufacturing, inadequate quality controls and generally poor management oversight," he said.
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They said the issue traced back to several years ago, when the question of the evidence's fate first arose.
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Backstage, the duo traced the collection's origins to a visit to "Unfinished: Thoughts Left Visible," which runs through Sept.
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Harris said 538 primary and secondary contacts had so far been traced of all four Ebola patients in Goma.
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The critically endangered species can be traced to only 21875 trees, half of which are in a protected area.
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Her main personality trait is that she's powerful, and her family's roots can be traced back to Salem, Massachusetts.
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They can be traced directly to the lack of American engagement in critical issues and regions around the world.
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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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Early in the 2014 outbreak, 365 cases of Ebola were traced back to the burial of a local healer.
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And his success can arguably be traced back to a risk he took when he was 30 years old.
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By the time they started dating, she already knew that he secretly traced Disney characters into his teenage years.
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When Kozlova traced her positive test back to the supplement that Dorofeyeva had recommended, the doctor rejected any responsibility.
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Politifact traced the images to an Italian television network, Repubblica TV, which posted the video on May 3, 2014.
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Current asset-quality problems can be traced back to rapid credit growth and poor lending standards during the 2000s.
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In his case, his rides were traced to Europe, and he was reportedly charged more than $2,949 (S$4,000).
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The origin of these bands was traced to water from the planet's majestic rings raining down onto its surface.
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I could see the desires and the habits, sexual and otherwise, that traced the path between then and now.
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Amato's is a chain of sandwich shops that can be traced back to the early 1900s in Portland, Maine.
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Some in the press have alleged that the operation can be traced to the very highest levels of government.
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Another factor weighing on supply can be traced to changes of the floor area exemption policy in April 2011.
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The comments were traced back to a Facebook page listed under Tim Ireland from Toledo, and in an Aug.
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An affidavit reportedly said authorities traced an IP address used in the treats to a location in San Antonio.
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The recent swell of business leaders who've been transformed into celebrities can be traced to a number of factors.
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Study after study has shown that almost every social ill can be traced back to trauma experienced in childhood.
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Layering means moving that cheddar between your accounts, exchanges, funds, assets, or transactions so its origin can't be traced.
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In a comment online, Ms. Beaufays lamented that cellphones could not be traced without the authorization of a judge.
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The report, compiled by researchers at the RAND institute, traced vulnerabilities in the possession of one of these brokers.
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So many of the Trump administration scandals can be traced back to the chaotic transition period after the election.
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The problem of rising student debt at public colleges can be traced back to the early and mid-2000s.
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By paying taxes, all your personal expenditures can be traced back to a taxable income from a registered company.
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The problem was traced to a faulty circuit board, but not before the same mistake happened two weeks later.
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It led to the legal concept of a "particularized" injury, which needs to be traced to a legal violation.
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If there is a constitutional crisis in the Trump era, the roots can be traced back to Bush's presidency.
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Mizerek's frustrations can be traced to the company's focus on growth without corresponding attention to underlying infrastructure, employees said.
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He traced modern felony murder doctrine to the 1820s, when state legislatures in the United States codified criminal offenses.
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If the town runs on magical thinking, then its racist, misogynist delusions can be traced to this original distortion.
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Kirkpatrick traced the deaths as best as he could and believes the great majority of those killed were Islamists.
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Our dispersal can be traced back to a group of humans who left Africa sometime around 50,000 years ago.
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This wasn't too much of an issue until multiple large fires started being traced back to PG&E hardware.
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It was not until later that they traced his vehicle to the Courtyard by Marriott in nearby Round Rock.
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At another point, she said, he traced her lower back along the waistline of her jeans with his fingertips.
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He examined cookbook manuscripts going back to the 103s and traced the dissemination of those early recipes throughout Europe.
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It traced back to Mr. Trump's campaign proposal in 2015 to categorically bar Muslims from entering the United States.
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They traced the medicine back to FarmaQuimica Sur, a pharmaceutical factory based in Malaga, in the south of Spain.
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When the Democratic National Committee was hacked in 2016 during the presidential campaign, the incident was traced to Russia.
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Much of the political crisis can be traced to Odebrecht, a Brazilian construction firm that prospered during the boom.
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The practice of "wining and dining" for votes can be traced back as far as ancient Rome and Greece.
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Yet only a portion of white flight can be traced back to the now-classic dynamic of racial turnover.
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"Hello, my pretty little firewalls," he says, turning on a dusty screen upon which someone has traced a dick.
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Although officials in Wuhan first traced it to a seafood market, some who have fallen ill never visited it.
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Ms. Elliott-Owens wondered if his troubles traced back to her decision to move to New York without him.
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People who have disappeared and they have not been traced — we don't know if they are in the prisons.
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It was traced back to industrial cooling towers at the Vila Franca de Xira area just northeast of Lisbon.
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"It is not too much to say that all modern criminal justice reform can be traced to that pamphlet."
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Authoritative and Informed – Are people quoted in the article knowledgeable and associated with credible organization that can be traced?
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Sharif said this was being done despite recent attacks in Pakistan being traced back to militants using Afghan sanctuaries.
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Strange bursts of radio waves have been traced to a distant part of space — but don't get too excited.
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The best such shows, which can be traced back to "My So-Called Life," give every character a say.
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There remain deeply ingrained racial and social divides that can be traced to the way the city was developed.
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Between 2007 and 2018, more than 150,000 firearms seized in Mexico were traced to U.S. gun shops and factories.
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Law enforcement officers traced many of the Instagram accounts to Mr. Fleury's home address, according to a criminal complaint.
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Ms. Kim's candidacy could be traced to Republican efforts after the 2012 election to recruit more candidates of color.
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And in recent weeks, a security firm traced a monthslong attack on Hong Kong media companies to Chinese hackers.
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Police and government officials say the stateless Rohingya refugees, who cannot easily be traced, are the traffickers' preferred mules.
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Perhaps Musk's irritation could be traced to Gates, a tech pioneer, sticking with his brand rather than endorsing Tesla.
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The hashtag #BlackLivesMatter can be traced back to a 2013 Facebook post by a California-based activist Alicia Garza.
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Chiy's report is the first that can be traced all the way up to the charity's director and board.
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One state-sponsored hack was traced to Russia because detectives noticed those responsible were online only from 9 a.m.
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The decision can also likely be traced more deeply to Trump's utterly transactional view of foreign and military policy.
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And numbers released by the same group in the United Kingdom traced a similar pattern in the same timeframe.
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That can be traced to a Depression-era labor shortage that led Congress to pass the National Apprenticeship Act.
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Matter Human skeletons and archaeological remains in Australia can be traced back nearly 50,000 years before the trail disappears.
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The team traced genetic changes in the virus samples taken from male patients in New York and San Francisco.
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A good example of this is the TRACED Act, which would give the FCC more time to investigate robocalls.
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