Though coronaviruses are not related to influenza, scientists said that coronaviruses could easily take advantage of the same conditions that make the region the birthplace of new flu strains.
The initiative is a reflection of Colorado's unique blend of laid-back liberalism and anti-regulation conservatism that helped make the state the birthplace of the Libertarian Party.
Its citizens of African descent provided a special contribution in making New Orleans the birthplace of jazz.
November - Visit the Nation's Birthplace Instead of watching your uncle fall asleep on the couch after the usual feast, this Thanksgiving, make the pilgrimage to Plymouth, MA, and visit the birthplace of a favorite American holiday.
The president will make the announcement of Mr. Immelt's appointment during a visit to Schenectady, the birthplace of General Electric and home to G.E.'s largest energy division.
Now, just six weeks after Clinton became the first candidate to reference Flint's plight in a debate, both she and Sanders have opened primary organizing offices in the city, the birthplace of General Motors, while making the water crisis a central campaign issue.
Partly because of homesickness and, in later years, for holidays, they often made the 200-mile drive back to their birthplace.
Baldassaro is going beyond recapping careers and doling out statistics by exploring deeper topics like the circumstances that made Northern California (birthplace of the DiMaggios) a hotbed of Italian-American hardball talent.
The association of willingness to relocate to Lebanon with Lebanese citizenship and the birthplace of the spouse suggest the importance of family factors in making the relocation decision.
After all, this was Corleone, the birthplace of mob bosses like Bernardo Provenzano; its bloody history, on screen and off, made the name synonymous with gangster violence.
