In "Hannibal Rising," Harris, with characteristic perversity, gives his popular fiend the kind of "origin story" that comic-book writers bestow on their impossibly righteous superheroes: how, say, a certain caped crusader against crime acquired his steely resolve and cool paraphernalia.
Evidence for this kind of multiregional origin has been obtained for a small domesticated animal, the chicken [ 22], as well as for the large domestic animals mentioned above.
Many efforts have been engaged in understanding the mechanism in this kind of DMS as the origin of ferromagnetism is not clear up to now.
This kind of account has ancient origins, e.g., in Aristotle.
Since canine mammary tumours in bulk are of epithelial origin this kind of cells is subjected to many studies.
"You get this kind of difficult blend of family-of-origin issues as well as religious and cultural issues all at the same time," said Karen Erlichman, a licensed clinical social worker in San Francisco who specializes in counseling interfaith couples.
If you look at our whole development slate, there are probably a couple of examples of every kind of origin story".
The effects team have really gone to town, but it's in the service of a smarter, deeper kind of origin story.
Margaret Atwood, in her essay "Concerning Franklin and His Gallant Crew," from 1991, identifies it as a kind of origin myth of disaster in the Canadian experience.
For writers coming of age during and after the Boom, invoking Carmen Balcells linked them to a special kind of origin story.
