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She gives us a bed for the night and fortifies us with pizza and local cider – which we later discover comes from Hereford.

The power of the "tintinnabulation" he discovered comes from its combination of ascetic rigour and the apparent simplicity of its materials.

And he said crime scene details in the letter — written months after the body was discovered — came from the autopsy report that he had read.

Why would we want to see more American films, simply because they have the financial power to impose themselves in our multiplexes, when there are gems to be discovered coming from other countries, albeit financially fragile and which need help to get to us? Cinema is not the only thorn.

Most of the specimens of Archaeopteryx that have been discovered come from the Solnhofen limestone in Bavaria, southern Germany, which is a lagerstätte, a rare and remarkable geological formation known for its superbly detailed fossils.

Discover Mandarin comes from my own experience trying — and initially failing — to learn Mandarin.

I was surprised to discover that it comes from good old King Coal.

We played with our food, measuring the diameter and circumference of the tortilla and a 10-peso coin so that they could discover where pi comes from.

In the Rev. Walter W. Skeat's "Concise Etymological Dictionary of the English Language", he discovers that "Luke" comes from the Middle English "luke" or "leuk", meaning "tepid".

Ever since a recent scandal erupted in Europe in which horse meat was found in ground beef products, consumers in the United States have been looking more closely at the packages of the ground beef they buy and discovering the meat comes from Canada, Mexico and other places in Latin America where horses are slaughtered for human consumption.

For most people, discovering their 'Why' comes from many years of life experience with all it's challenges, suffering, joys and its wonders.