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"But it would be very difficult to find traces of those".
The genetic traces of those encounters remain in modern human genomes.
Bearing traces of those two ventures, it's yet more sublime, artful pop music.
Any stars that came after the first generation, including the sun, have detectable traces of those heavier elements.
Over decades, drinking water containing traces of those solvents would moderately increase the risk of developing cancer, officials said.
There are the traces of those who worked them – the fingerprints and the scribbled numbers, the patina on crankshaft and handle, burnished with the workers' daily touch.
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"We have to preserve those traces of the past so that the new generation understands where they come from".
They had been holding a Navajo Enemy Way ceremony for a soldier, a curing ritual that exorcises all traces of the enemy from those returning from battle.
He did not, though, find any traces of the Vikings beyond those in Orkney, even though they held sway for some time over the eastern part of England.
I never found any trace of those victims in German or French archives.
But there are subtle, serpentine connections between them, and the tracing of those connections is the substance of Chidgey's novel.
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