He sees the roots of this revulsion lodged in widely held perceptions about games.
Ms. Chapman, the producer of "Lantana," sees the roots of Mr. LaPaglia's drive for success in his South Australia upbringing in Adelaide.
In this conflict she sees the roots of Highsmith's love of duality and of the hugely effective use of homoerotic currents in her fiction.
He sees the roots of the Bush Doctrine in the successful Truman Doctrine, and reminds us that the sustained resolve that won the three global wars of the past century can prevail in the present generation's rendezvous with terror.
The Afghan president now sees the roots of growing instability across the region in Washington's flawed military strategy.
Scruggs, of Texas Gun Sense, sees the roots of the disconnect between Cruz's law-practice past and political present in the Texas politics of 2012.
Dr. Jeff Victoroff, a forensic psychiatrist at the University of Southern California, sees the roots of such behavior in evolutionary terms: Since banding together in groups, humans and other primates have sought to show their dominance in a bid to survive and reproduce, and whether one achieved status by good works or brutality did not always matter.
Amira Mahmoud, 25, jumped up from her place on the sidewalk to explain that, yes, she wanted to see the root of the workers' problems solved.
It is not difficult to see the root of Ishikawa's appeal in the earnest way he answers questions, the self-effacing responses he gives, his movie-star good looks and his bearing, which on the golf course can border on regal.
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