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The phrase "it gets its name from" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to explain where a certain name or title originates from. Example: "The city of Paris gets its name from the Latin word 'Lutetia', meaning 'marsh town'."
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It gets its name from the Spanish for boy-child, a seasonal reference to Christmas.
It gets its name from the gleaming white presidential residence on top.
It gets its name from ananda, which means bliss in sanskrit".
It gets its name from its brownish to yellowish fur colour and the creamy white spot above each eye.
It gets its name from the frontiersman Kit Carson, who passed through in the 1840s on a mapping expedition.
It gets its name from its brown skin tones, reminiscent of the habit of the Franciscan monks.
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Where did it get its name from?
It got its name from the green, or unloaded, status of weapons inside.
It got its name from the hula, a Hawaiian dance that is performed by using a similar hip motion.
It got its name from someone with dementia who announced when trying it that "this is a magic table".
It got its name from the fleets of schooners that used to "haul about" off shore to round Cape Ann.
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