The key to 4chan's popularity (and what distinguished it from its progenitor Something Awful) was the Japanese bulletin board Poole had adapted for English use.
By the mid-1990s, Andersen Consulting had proved so successful that it had grown larger than its progenitor.
Will it have the same body as its progenitor, the D3?
Listen here It's a record thought of by its progenitor – Steven Ellison, AKA Flying Lotus or even FlyLo – as "a collage of mystical states, dreams, sleep and lullabies".
EnCana, for instance, has said it will sell noncore assets from both of its progenitor companies.
A newly duplicated gene must diverge from its progenitor gene in coding sequence or expression, or it will degenerate due to redundancy [ 1, 5, 6].
But its progenitor, Rover, was not even there.
Brown, its progenitor and foremost evangelist, could not contemplate leaving its fate unresolved.
Print each new generation below its progenitor and a pattern unfolds like a piano roll.
In some areas the music sounds like the blues and is widely believed to be its progenitor.
This dive bar appears to be pure Big Apple, even though its progenitor was founded in Las Vegas.
