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Under Cox's stewardship, it has diversified abroad with two-thirds of its income now derived from overseas.

Less income is now derived from match-going fans but, paradoxically, they have never been more important.

Accountability and answerability are two of the major themes now derived from Magna Carta.

That means that all the flavors and dyes in its British candy are now derived from so-called "natural" sources.

Potentially even bigger, however, are the company's plans to turn corn starch into other industrial goods -- like plastics, wood fibers, paper and other products now derived from petrochemicals.

This holds enormous potential for microbial-based sustainable production of advanced biofuels, biodegradable plastics, therapeutic drugs and a host of other goods now derived from petrochemicals.

But with Al Davis no longer around, this franchise's instability now derives from multiple sources, which is presumably less conducive for firing Hue Jackson on a whim.

Most pernicious, in Brand's view, greens have resisted nuclear power, claiming that renewable sources of energy like wind and solar will one day generate all the grid electricity we now derive from fossil fuels.

That is why worried broadcasting industry lobbyists are trying to stop this promising effort and, not incidentally, preserve the hefty revenues stations now derive from selling time to candidates.

Researchers have hypothesized that this decreased activity could lead diet soda drinkers to compensate for the lack of pleasure they now derive from the food by increasing their consumption of all foods, not just soda.

Most of his fortune now derives from endorsement deals with his biggest sponsor, Nike ; he raised his stake in the NBA's Charlotte Bobcats to 80% this year.