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Sure, the origination of Hanukkah -- or however you choose to transliterate it -- predates that of Christmas.

His arrival predates that of the director, Hajji Nader Jan.

Purported to be the first tree of languages, Felix Gallet's engraved broadside predates that of August Schleicher, who is generally credited with inventing the form.

For years the Berbers, whose presence predates that of the Arabs who make up the majority of the population, have felt marginalised.

The rights to J.R.R. Tolkien's classic "The Hobbit," whose story predates that of "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy, are split between two film studios.

This suggests that: (a) the presence of Pot2 in the genome predates that of the other TEs, (b) Pot2 was less transpositionally active than other TEs, or (c) that MAGGY and MGL have integration site preference for Pot2.

Because the origins of mitochondria and chloroplasts both vastly predate that of sex chromosomes (1.5 2 Ba compared with <200 Ma Dyalll et al. 2004; Timmis et al. 2004; Cortez et al. 2014), gene transfer from organellar genomes to the nuclear genome began long before the evolution of sex chromosomes.

But her appreciation of produce predates that.

Although his work predated that of Timothy Leary, he never gained widespread recognition for it.

The Marvelettes' success predated that of all the other Motown girl groups, and they were the act, incredibly, those groups aspired to.

She herself "never even had a drink until college," but there were those whose involvement with drugs, Vietnam War protests and rock music predated that of high school students elsewhere in the country.