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Open access was born from a technological utopian vision to make traditional research output available to everyone, at least to those with a broadband Internet connection.

More than Gaudí's or Klee's things, Gehry's Guggenheim seems to have been born from a sort of divinatory ear for forgotten worlds and concealed visions.

Visions was a record Boucher has said was born from a panicked, sleep-deprived fortnight.

On a blog born from a binge.

Desire is born from a concrete witness.

Here's the thing: It was born primarily from a vision of skateboarders wanting to help kids overcome hunger and malnutrition.

The traditions of this transformational place, born from the vision of Conservative/Masorti Judaism, are in my blood.

Though research has shown that the idea of time as linear is more framing than fact (born from Eurocentric visions of "the progress narrative" and how science was also "colonized" during colonization), people born within western civilization's cultural influence tend to look at the past as "regressive" and the future as "progressive".

Jar Bar was born out of a vision to create a forward-thinking healthy fast casual space in the suburbs.

In one telling, while serving in the French Foreign Legion, Henry Africa, born Norman Hobday, had a vision to open a bar and grill in San Francisco with motorcycles hanging from the ceiling.

Behold, a rivalry born from nothing.