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My company is tiny, and its income is derived from my work as a writer and broadcaster, and the accounts are filed at Companies House.

"My lifelong work on behalf of women's rights derives from my work with these disadvantaged mothers, many of whom had no choice over whether to have children and very little means for raising them," she said.

So later on I wrote about the Protean self, even though I'd written my first essay on the Protean self way back in the late sixties, maybe published in the early seventies, which I derived from my early work on Japan.

My earnings are derived exclusively from my work.

Arguing for an intensified historical consciousness in performance studies generally, "Invisible Cities" derives from my work leading an intensive seminar for the Yale National Initiative for Public School Teachers last summer.

The first derives from my work as an archival historian of Mediterranean Europe in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, where my work has been based on the mass of archival documentation from the period.

The advice this article offers is derived from my experiences as a social psychologist working in the Office of Diversity and Leadership at Stanford University School of Medicine.

But this is not the ordinary notion of conditional probability deriving from the work of Kolmogorov.

Reports and studies deriving from Nixon's work as a consulting economist.

Cumulative exposure to endotoxin (EU/m-years) estimated for each participant was derived from work area samples and from detailed work histories.

Social care's value base is derived from social work.