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When the redistricting commission decided to split Rancho Peñasquitos in its final map in 2011, “it felt like we were a residential offshoot that was cut off from its body,” Brad Chang said.

Burns started the company as an offshoot of his previous startup, Workhorse Group.

Lordstown Motors is an offshoot of the now former CEO Steve Burns’ other company, Workhorse Group, a battery-electric transportation technology company that is also publicly traded.

One of the new shows is an offshoot of the “Slow Burn” franchise called “One Year” launching in June.

These companies are spending thousands and millions of dollars on shows that are effectively offshoots of their marketing campaigns, so they need to show these shows are delivering are return on that investment.

Target was established in 1962 by the Dayton brothers as a discount offshoot of their eponymous Twin Cities department store.

Well, because in a rare move, the film is being released this week by Codeblack Entertainment, a small offshoot of Lionsgate.

Hamas is an offshoot of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, now anathema to Cairo's military regime.

On the Syrian battlefield, the lines between the Brotherhood and Jabhat al-Nusra, an offshoot of al Qaeda, often are blurred.

Hamas arose as an offshoot of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood and the connection between the two groups are strong.

The Disciples are just as evidently an offshoot from the Baptists, as children are an offshoot from the parental stock.

Behind this, hiding itself as it were and almost invisible, nestled a smaller excrescence or offshoot.

The Amorites would appear to have been an eastern offshoot of the same race.

The Hittites of Hebron, however, may really have been an offshoot of the Hittite nations of the north.

Probably the buffalo had never before seen this offshoot of civilization, for he was much alarmed.