But Elliot Peters, a former federal prosecutor in New York, noting the origin of the 6-iron used to bludgeon Miss Moxley, disagreed.
In the circular cladogram, the center of the tree notes the origin of life 3.6 billion years ago, three internal nodes are labeled with the time at which a particular event occurred (e.g., last common ancestor of all animals 900 million years ago), and the outer perimeter is labeled today.
Please note the origin of the word "fortune".
This policy was adopted instead of noting the origin of each quotation in the text, as, due to the small size of the sample there is the potential of an individual interviewee being identified [ 36].
By noting the origin of the vehicles and using genetic data from those sites to match samples, we would be able to make definite links to the role of commercial transport, estimating the contribution of each form of transport to the total influx of Ae. aegypti at each locality, as well as the proportional contribution from different source sites.
And while Nature notes the origins of HIV/Aids "remain contentious" amongst serious scholars, "and the earliest movements of the virus within the US are unknown," Shilt's account has never been taken too seriously by them.
How many inferior people are in the room?" [Note the origins of the rightwing push-pollsters?].
Perhaps by noting the origins of this world view to which Governor Palin refers.
None of the obituaries of Adam Faith [10 March] seems to have noted the correct origin of his stage name, replacing Terry Nelhams, the name he was born with, writes Nicholas Faith.
And as Mental Floss pointed out in 2015, the Oxford English Dictionary also noted the phrase's origins in horse racing.
