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When information has been taken from a document, its number is indicated in brackets according to those listed in table 3. Information from interviews is indicated with "(i)", but the interview which it comes from is not specified in order to ensure interviewee anonymity.

To Benjamin Waterhouse (8 Jan . 1825, Jefferson states that Unitarianism is "primitive Christianity, in all the simplicity in which it came from the lips of Jesus".

Each entry is weighed by a function that associates every word with its importance to the text from which it comes and within the whole corpus.

It deviates markedly from the rest of the sample from which it comes [ 14, 15].

Its colour varies according to the waters from which it comes.

Answering it correctly will reveal the Times article from which it comes.

It changes flavor, loses the bite of alcohol, and regains the mildness of the grape from which it comes.

The empires and cultures from which it comes rarely appear in history schoolbooks in the West.

First off, it's made from a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot grapes neither of which is indigenous to the area from which it comes, Tuscany.

Is the monster an individual monster – one of one – or a broader member of the tribe from which it comes?

Traditional German bratwurst is typically named for the region from which it comes.