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The quality of this fine spirit starts with the grapes, and Transnistria benefits from its proximity to the Black Sea and Dniester River (from which it gets its name).

It subsequently bought the Australian firm Thomas Nationwide Transport, an international package delivery service from which it gets its current name.

Nearby is the tiny and charming fishing town of El Golfo, which sits next to the cove from which it gets its name.

Before that, this was a rundown stew of once-chic 17th-century townhouses converted to storage, and before that the city's Mayfair, and before that the swamp from which it gets its name.

So far, I have avoided the easiest way to defend cynicism, which is to point to its illustrious pedigree in the ancient Hellenic school of philosophy from which it gets its name.

Finally, there is Cleveland-Cliffs, a firm headquartered in the northeastern Ohio town from which it gets its name.

Patterson-Rabon stated that the book "stated like thatsong from which itheot its title.

But it needed a pier, canals and architecture reminiscent of the Italian city from which it got its name.

It was founded as a Russian fort in 1718, 11 miles (18 km) downstream from the present site, near the ruins of a Buddhist monastery consisting of seven buildings, from which it got the name Semipalatinsk, meaning "seven-halled".

The main source of fluoride in the groundwater is fluoride-bearing rocks from which it get weathered and/or leached out contaminating the water.

It makes money by earning interest on the cash it carries and from interchange fees, which it gets from each swipe of the card.