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Which evolved into a chain of electronic stores.
Sweetness was born with the wiring which evolved.
The Sun is an Italian rock band which evolved from the indy Punk Rock band, The Sun Eats Hours.
Motto:"Certain things would be impossible only in the'atheistic universe' which evolved randomly.
All branches of the anthracotheres, except that which evolved into Hippopotamidae, became extinct during the Pliocene without leaving any descendants.
Churches and Monasteries Monasteries represent a particular type of construction which evolved predominantly in medieval cities.
One example is the tug propulsion which evolved from fixed pitch propellers, Kort nozzles,
Feynman's books include many outstanding ones which evolved out of lecture courses.
It is a dual-purpose sheep which evolved from objective selection for high growth rate
In addition, the archanthropus is an ancient man, which evolved not only physically.
In 1912 he established Famous Players, which evolved into Paramount Pictures,
The earliest stage of crocodilian evolution was the protosuchians, which evolved in the late Triassic
means creatures from which evolved whales(and dolphins),
Amesbury became famous for building carriages, a trade which evolved into the manufacture of automobile bodies.
means creatures from which evolved whales(and dolphins),
Soon national political camps supporting either Greece or Turkey were formed, which evolved into armed partisans.
These were followed by tests of the XW-51 design, which evolved into the XW-54 in the Operation Hardtack I test series in 1958 Hardtack Quince and Hardtack Fig.
are first computers on Earth from which evolved their computers and then their codes.
So far, the Commission placed Member States with imbalances in different categories which evolved over time, and, depending on the nature
are first computers on Earth from which evolved their computers and then their codes.
primitive life evolved, which evolved over millions of years into things that walked upright
people could also evolve from the same ancestor from which evolved dolphins and whales.
while fusion sets- which evolved from jazz fusion- are considered to have a brighter resonance.
In turn these other brotherly programs, which evolved in the same area of the counter-world as our God,
In the distant past the major islands of these archipelagos were all colonised by Regulus species, which evolved on their respective islands isolated from mainland populations.
It is then clear that the Cro-Magnons where an ethnic group of the White Nordid race, which evolved from Armenid ancestors as a remote possibility,
from the feudal era: the 15th-century Castle of Cortewalle, and the Castle Hof Ter Saksen(18th century), which evolved from a medieval inn on the road between Ghent and Antwerp.
It was a typical representative of the long-necked prozauropodov(precursors of giant dinosaurs), which evolved from small two-legged predators who have been four-legged as a result of the transition to vegetarian food
providing a tremendous advantage to the new combined organisms, which evolved and diversified to form the many photosynthetic species of plants and algae.
I hacked up some work-arounds, which evolved into a helper tool for making projects compatible with various versions of gettext.