They originate much of the news you hear each day, they have enough reporters to cover a wide range of topics in depth, and they are home to some of the most influential opinion writers from across the political spectrum.
However, a more recent analysis found an older age for the Ruschioideae lineage (17 Mya), suggesting that the group may in fact have originated much before the aridification of the region 10 15 Mya.
Most First Amendment books begin with Supreme Court decisions from the early 1900s; Curtis reminds us that modern ideas about the protection of expression originated much earlier".
By contrast, the phenotype of p600SC−/− mice originates much earlier in neural progenitors and is associated with decreased Tuj-1 production.
"Between his Spider King act and the fire swallowing, he originated so much of what you see today as far as glam rock and costumes go.
The aristocratic society centered on the castle originated, as much of medieval culture in general, in Carolingian France, and from there spread over most of Western Europe.
Economists estimate that about 50 percent of Syria's exports go to the Arab world and 25 percent of its imports originate there, much of that from its immediate neighbors.
Fifty journalists may find themselves terribly stretched when they have to originate so much of their own material – but load on too many extra staff and the mathematics of profitability begin to fail.
Though the two-day celebration originated in Mexico, much of Central America now embraces el Día de los Muertos.
In the third quarter, banks probably originated as much as $450 billion of home loans, according to estimates by Inside Mortgage Finance, a publication that tracks the industry.
