It is a fitting homage to the fantasy machine of Hollywood that its verbal gems are no less compelling when their origins are themselves fantasies.
"They kept as quiet as possible the facts of their origins, distanced themselves from blacks and declined to take any notable actions that would advance African-Americans," Kennedy writes.
The tough-guy image crafted by Bush the Son in the wake of Bush the Father leans heavily on their modest class origins, depicting themselves as New Money zealots with fortunes made off their own bat way down south in Texas.
The ship's American origins revealed themselves once Ineke, then a 24-year-old art history student, started digging.
The communicating parties (scriptlets) may belong to different origins; they themselves make the decision whether to send (receive) a message based on the recipient's (sender's) origin.
For human beings or any created persons who owe their existence to factors outside themselves, the only way their acts of will could find their ultimate origin in themselves is for such acts not to be determined by their character and circumstances.
Oranges, no matter their country of origin, lend themselves to maceration, or soaking in their own sugared juice.
Today, the world over, Indians and communities of Indian origin consider themselves as one large civilization -- a polycentric, transnational population.
It is also alarming according to one Dutch study [ 57] that migrant origin women themselves are in a more than three-fold risk of death from maternity related conditions than their Dutch counterparts.
Fourth, although all CHMs prescribed by certified Chinese medicine practitioners in Taiwan are eligible to be reimbursed by the NHI Bureau, patients with CKD can still obtain non-prescribed CHMs by purchasing the herbs from the herbalists and/or uncertified Chinese medicine practitioners, or gathering CHMs of plant origin by themselves.
