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The questions had been culled from a newsstand astrology book.

The two men's furtive encounter on the Phoenix airport tarmac, as captured by a shaky, inaudible long shot on FoxNews.com, could have been culled from a surveillance video.

The programs have been culled from a larger show presented by the Berkeley Art Museum and the Pacific Film Archive that ran from September to April.

She visits Kuiken's lab in Chicago during school vacations, as she did in April; there, her "occupational therapy" training sessions seem to have been culled from a home-economics textbook written in 1953.

Although he had invented the clothes, it was as if they had been culled from a thrift store to which centuries of Roman princesses had consigned their most extravagant castoffs.

After eight days in which 40 potential jurors have been culled from a sea of hundreds, a final jury of six people is on the verge of being seated in the second-degree murder trial of George Zimmerman, the volunteer community watchman who fatally shot an unarmed black teenager, Trayvon Martin, 16 months ago.

He returned with details that seem to have been culled from an article on the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation: "The club will be incorporated to enable $15,000 to be raised on bonds, $10,000 of which will be used to put the grounds in order and the other $5,000 as a cash installment".

They are culled from a group of about 100 copperplates made during the 1930s.

All are culled from a year's worth of restaurant reviewing in the Garden State.

The scams were culled from a database of more than 285,000 consumer complaints maintained by the F.T.C.

The interview was culled from a series of question-and-answer sessions conducted two years ago by Jean-Pierre Catherine and Michael Seiler for European television.