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Mr. O'Brien says he begins thinking about his production months before the first actor is cast, and usually the initial ideas for his interpretation come from music.

The numbers to back each interpretation come from a new study by the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Ceffectivetimating efederale federal tax rates using both current law and President Obama's legislative proposals.

Her interpretation comes from a place way beyond the lyric's gloomy "skies of gray," where most singers like to dwell.

An original contribution to the data interpretation comes from the development of a new sampling method that makes it possible to infer hypotheses about the PAH partition between the gas phase and the soot particles.

The best interpretation came from Junya Watanabe, who used what appeared to be local market prints to make blousy or ruched tops that were shown with denim skirts recut from jeans.

Some evidence for this interpretation comes from Fig. 7.

Further support for this interpretation comes from a study showing that hardiness and leadership interact to affect small group cohesion levels following a rigorous military training exercise[27].

In this sense, if the programme of decoherence is successful in the sense sketched in Section 2.3, it will indeed be a blow to Bohr's interpretation coming from quantum physics itself.

I think much of my interpretation came from sense memory of playing Batman as a kid.

The most optimistic interpretation comes from the attorney representing the Standing Rock Sioux.

Further evidence to support such an interpretation comes from Wollstonecraft's life.