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originate

[uh-rij-uh-neyt] / əˈrɪdʒ əˌneɪt /




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Although the weapons found with the vessel were typical of the time and widely used across Northern Europe, researchers have long struggled to pinpoint exactly where these warriors originated or when they built the boat.

From Science Daily

"Tilapia originates from the Middle East and Africa, it is now extensively farmed, cod and haddock is so expensive now that tilapia seems the obvious choice, very tasty and affordable for everyone," he said.

From BBC

"We therefore know exactly in our experiments that the measured fluorescent signals originate from pyramidal cells of the cortical layers 2/3 and 5, which mediate communication within and between brain regions," says Jancke.

From Science Daily

When exchanges send out 1099-DAs next tax season, they will have to provide the IRS and the user with cost basis on the taxable transactions that originate and finish on their exchange, Chandrasekera said.

From MarketWatch

New research led by scientists at Penn State suggests that at least some of Bennu's amino acids may have originated in extremely cold, radioactive conditions during the earliest stages of the solar system.

From Science Daily