Is it too frightening to think of globalization as a familiar point of reference?" If so, perhaps even this phenomenon can find its roots in ancient history and traditions.
As for Long Island's growing black population, Baxandall and Ewen find its roots in the employment agency that supplied domestics from the Carolinas to affluent white families in Freeport in the 1920's.
The show, directed by Neil Pepe and featuring a book by the Pulitzer Prize winner Doug Wright ("I Am My Own Wife"), does find its roots in a movie, like many a Broadway musical these days.
To find its roots, you must travel to Tocumbo, a village in the south-western state of Michoacán, where, when your correspondent visited, the funeral was taking place of two youths beheaded by a drug gang the day before.
Note that difference equation (44) is not only theoretically but also practically solvable since the characteristic polynomial begin{aligned} p_{4}(lambda )=lambda ^{4}-a_{1}lambda ^{3}-b_{1} lambda ^{2}-c_{1}lambda -d_{1} end{aligned} (56) associated to the difference equation is of fourth order, which means that we can explicitly find its roots.
Our empowerment must find its roots in discovering and appreciating who we are, as we are.
No doubt we also find its roots in the rise of xenophobic, anti-European opportunists who spearheaded the Leave campaign, only to shamefully disappear from the public stage when they surprised themselves and got their way.
When we heard that Landreth had supplied seeds to every U.S. president from George Washington through Franklin Delano Roosevelt, we knew that this tradition had to somehow be continued and that our country had to, literally, find its roots again.
Cognitive impairment in patients with untreated UIAs may find its roots in their anxiety (see Psychosocial profile).
