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The trailer in question is for "Babies," a 79-minute documentary that opened on Friday and traces the first year in the life of four babies from four very different parts of the globe.

The scholar Stephen Railton traces the first printed uses of the term to the black nationalist Marcus Garvey and his followers, in about 1919, a year of bloody race riots as black World War I veterans demanded their civil rights.

Rowan Williams, the archbishop of Canterbury and head of the Anglican Communion, praised Dr. Vermes last year in a review of his final book, "Christian Beginnings: From Nazareth to Nicaea," which traces the first 300 years of Christianity.

In the book, Moore traces the first significant development to 1992, when Chris Boardman won a gold medal in the individual pursuit at the Barcelona Games, Britain's first cycling gold in 72 years.

Mr. Kissinger traces the first back to Woodrow Wilson and the second to what he calls Jacksonianism, after Andrew Jackson, our first backwoods president and a man inclined to turn to the American interior rather than to meddle in global politics.

The scientific literature traces the first court case in the U.S. described in a paper by Christopher S. Hawley in 1984.

"The Long Goodbye" also traces the second crossing that death mandates: the architecture of mourning that enables survivors to go on.

From there, you can trace the first global TV broadcast, four decades later, on the BBC.

Some scholars have even traced the first cultivation of rice and the first casting of bronze to the region.

Other historians trace the first written description of yoga to the Bhagavad Gita, the sacred Hindu scripture believed to have been written between the fifth and second centuries B.C.

He and Ms. Allen traced the first newspaper report of birds slamming into a tall structure to 1887, when the torch of the year-old Statue of Liberty was the tallest landmark in New York.