Leaves from a sole Camellia sp. bush (probably originating from garden rubbish that had been dumped near plot 'a') was also sampled as Camellia species are a recognised host of Phytophthora kernoviae in the United Kingdom.
The sole abundant domestic animal to have originated in the tropics is the chicken, from Southeast Asia.
Loans were also originated with terms designed to trigger unaffordable payments three years from the date of origination for the sole purpose of forcing borrowers back to the table to refinance their loans and pay another round of abusive fees.
This supreme law of the land gives sole responsibility to the U. S. House of Representatives for originating taxes and spending (appropriations) bills.
A single gene in the Amborella trichopoda genome may be the sole survivor of a sixth GSK3 locus that originated in the ancestor of extant angiosperms.
Article I explicitly says that all bills to raise revenue must originate in the House of Representatives, and gives Congress sole power to "borrow money on the credit of the United States".
Often it is coated in flour and fried: anchovies, small sole, baby hake, squid served together as pescaíto frito, which originated in Málaga but is now popular elsewhere, too.
She also did some work on the script of "What Women Want," but a Writers Guild of America arbitration eventually ordered sole screen credit to Mr. Goldsmith and Ms. Yuspa, who had originated the idea several years ago with another writer, Diane Drake, under the title "Head Games".
First postulated as the sole mediator of excitatory effects of opiates [10], the Gβγ interacting with adenylyl cyclases originates from the Gs protein coupling to MOR and not from MOR's native G proteins [11].
Most of the cases registered during this period also originated from census areas in the lower city, particularly Itapagipe, with the sole exception of week 39.
