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came from

verb as in arise, emanate

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Some came from scientists who decried what they see as increasing politicization of the 179-year-old publication over her 4-year tenure, but many more were from Trump supporters, including Elon Musk.

Each came from separate, previously unconnected families but developed unexplained medical problems that led to their mothers being arrested.

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I saw Benedict Cumberbatch a couple of years ago — I feel like a lot of them came from “Atonement” — and we hadn’t seen each other since “Atonement” and straight away I just felt such a kinship with him and it was lovely.

Ms Graber also said moderation on the platform came from a mix of human moderators and automated technology, and they have no plans to introduce "traditional advertising".

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His father was a railway signalman and his mother came from a mining family.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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