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They also selected animals from particularly fertile bloodlines.

Neither Mr. Kjosen nor Ms. Hesjedal come from particularly revolutionary backgrounds.

"Neither of us came from particularly privileged backgrounds," he said, when we met.

The intriguing question is where new capital will come from, particularly for smaller banks.

Staff of Labour MPs are suffering from particularly packed inboxes at the moment.

When ships arrive with crews from particularly isolated places, like Myanmar, Mr. Reiss said, the lists can get very long.

In one sense, you can see where its critics are coming from, particularly in the context of atomic physics.

"We need to prioritise the fast processing of asylum claims from people from particularly dangerous regions, such as Syria.

"We've argued, we've debated, and I think that's what progress comes from, particularly the willingness to look at new ideas".

But there was little consensus on where the money would come from, particularly during an economic crisis.

Higher study in the early modern period was available only to those from particularly enlightened and wealthy families.