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With such a paucity of intellectual assistance, Christians feel forced to choose between the science of human origins, on the one hand, and an antiquated theology of human origins on the other.

Practically everything one identifies as Japanese had its origins on the Chinese mainland, from rice cultivation to Buddhism, from the written language to the Confucian code.

Allowing for independent phylogenetic origins on a more realistic 20 separate occasions, the probability is still one in a million.

But both versions had their origins on Krypton, so the new take makes a certain sense.

Like most financial crises, mine had its origins on a slippery slope.

But despite origins on the dance floor these songs read as devotional texts, or dirges.

It's the latest sign of this app genre (see also: Flipboard, News360, Taptu) going well beyond its origins on iOS.

"Long Time, Wrong Time" moves beyond its Memphis-soul origins on the strength of a juddering, slightly off-rhythm vocal.

Isseks Brothers, another fourth-generation company, claims to have similarly folkloric origins on the Lower East Side.

In my two visits, I could even catch a glimpse of that cuisine's sunny origins on the plate.

In 1982 he made a public appeal for information about its origins on Larry King's radio program.