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Instead, it is called D1 and originates from wild birds that likely came along the migratory Pacific flyway.

Local election officials said they don’t know which voters were included in Abbott’s tally, but emphasized the data originates at the county level.

It’s a phenomenon the French have long championed with the concept of “terroir” — the idea that the taste of a product is intrinsically tied to the land from which it originates.

The virus originates in Egyptian fruit bats who live in caves, although some think it can transfer to other animals and then spread to humans.

The name "Persia" originates from "Pars," a region in southwestern Iran and became widely used in the West due to Greek and later European references.