Ask any relevant expert at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in Beijing and he will tell you that the SCO should be understood as a historically unique alliance of five non-Western civilizations -- Russian, Chinese, Muslim, Hindu, and Buddhist -- and, because of that, capable of evolving into the basis for a collective security system in Eurasia.
"I have kind of evolved into my father," he said, finding humor in the observation because he is as extroverted as his father was subdued.
It's kind of evolved into that.
"I think that's what it kind of evolved into.
That was partly because of Sánchez, who went 5-1 with a 2.60 earned run average while evolving into one of baseball's best setup relievers.
Because of the low frequency of the Type II strain in Asia, and its high frequency in East Africa, one scenario for leprosy's origin is that Type II evolved first in East Africa (before 40,000 B.C). and was later transmitted to Asia (evolving into Type I) and Europe (evolving into Type III), which is also common in West Africa and the Americas [12].
Household slavery ended because of an exhaustion of supplies, because slavery evolved into some other system of dependent labour, because it withered away, or because it was formally abolished.
That is because the Girl Scouts recognize the importance of evolving as women evolve and they value their opinions.
But the hugs and kisses from the quartet of great Yankees were a reminder of Ted Williams's emotional appearance before the start of the 1999 All-Star Game at Fenway Park, which still resonates because of how it evolved into a spontaneous celebration of the Splendid Splinter that nearly wouldn't end.
Conway Morris classified the Burgess Shale fossil Pikaia as a chordate because it had a rudimentary notochord, the rod of cartilage that evolved into the backbone of vertebrates.
Early scorn in Europe for the free sheets like Metro or its nearest rival, 20 Minutes, is evolving into grudging respect because of their appeal to readers under 45 who have tended to shun newspapers.
