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The floors have been imported from a castle in Scotland.
We feasted on chicken soup and penne with mushrooms, chicken and broccoli, which had been imported from a Denver restaurant and kept frozen in a cooler.
Her antagonists are a snarling assemblage of low-lifes who might have been imported from a "Dirty Harry" movie, and the editors, detectives and politicians who are her reluctant allies are also types rather than characters.
Chris might have been imported from a novel by Charles Baxter, another writer who, through circling ironies and mazy jokes, finds a way to get at the emotional lives of men (who must, he makes clear, be approached with infinite delicacy).
A modestly-sized processing line has been imported from a South African equipment specialist.
The rats had been imported from a breeding facility in the Czech Republic by a local pet dealer.
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Fourteen 3D morphologically detailed somata and dendrites of cat spinal alpha motoneurons have been imported from an open-access web-based database of neuronal morphologies, NeuroMorpho.org, and instantiated in neurocomputational models.
Images can be imported from a file ("docker1 import filename").
The rest of the silk thread is imported from a variety of locations.
Also, allowing "polar bear trophies to be imported from a sport hunt in Canada".
The requirements can be imported from a requirements management tool, or text specification, or created directly in the modeling tool.
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