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Berman also originated an idea to have Picard kidnapped, and replaced with a surgically modified imposter.

It originated as an idea of Pope John XXIII, who created the Secretariat for Christian Unity, presided over by Cardinal Bea.

The show originated from an idea that had little to do with religion or the church, he says.

The Cluster originated as an idea of Fred Phillips, a professor at the Oregon Graduate Institute, a research university, and was promoted by Kelvin Ng, an investment banker in Portland.

Art originating in an idea must be judged by how cogently it has expressed insights about that generating theme, and here "Lipsynch" disappoints.

The Michelangelo sonnets had originated as an idea before Pears' appearance in the composer's life, during Britten's unconsummated obsession with Wulff Scherchen, which awkwardly overlapped with his relationship with the tenor.

Scheinart said Swiss Army Man originated with an idea of "how a man riding a farting corpse could be a feature... about mortality and big ideas, but with fart jokes".

The discovery originated with an idea that has been around for years: that a growing number of children were developing asthma because their daily environments were simply too clean.

"The House Bunny" originated with an idea Faris had about a Bunny who gets kicked out of the Playboy Mansion because she won't sleep with the place's creepy old habitués; returns to her small, Christian home town; and becomes a meth addict.

The Crystal Head Vodka originates from an idea my friend artist John Alexander had.

The Free Basics project originated from an idea that Zuckerberg had about connecting the next 5 billion people.