| Events of ancient gene transfer can transmit genetic novelties to descendent lineages and subsequently shape their genetic systems. |
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| For skull lengths, neither descendent population differs significantly from its progenitor population. |
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| A descendent of a famous eunuch of the Ching Dynasty is suing a Taipei hospital for medical malpractice. |
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| An adopted child is deemed to be a descendent of his adoptive parent or parents. |
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| In case the deceased has left no ascendant or descendent but has left the uterine brother and sister, each of the two inherit one sixth. |
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| The Cittern, a Renaissance instrument that may be a descendent of the citole, is equipped with metal strings. |
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| Though named for a town in Spain, the Padron pepper is descendent from plants the Spaniards encountered in the New World. |
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| Other people may simply want to verify whether they are actually descendent from a specific group or a certain person for legal reasons or peace of mind. |
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| Additionally, in some jurisdictions, other ascendant or descendent relatives may be entitled to maintenance. |
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| Using a computerized rotoscope, the descendent of technology used in Gulliver's Travels, or that weird Lord of the Rings cartoon, the simplicity of this movie is devastating. |
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| So do give the new album a whirl if you haven't yet, and try listening to it as a descendent of the 60's rather than the 70's and see what you think. |
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| Now, its descendent organizations are dedicated to advancing the 20th-century throwback notion of the primacy of the nation-state. |
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| My mother was a descendent of Greek royalty, an intellectual grande dame who wore elegant shaded glasses. |
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| The modern sherry is a descendent of Falstaff's sack, though shortly after his day it began to be made by the more complicated modern process which includes adding brandy. |
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| Power, a descendent from the legendary dynasty of Ghengis Khan, along with dazzling Lady Lightening, demonstrates herculean force. |
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| In 1661 a man who was said to be a descendent of Kuchum fought the Russians in Bashkiria. |
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| The participants at the Nomadic University also subscribe to a descendent of this idea, underlining the influence of the concept on the artistic invention on the European scale. |
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| Dave identified the pigeon as a domesticated descendent of the European Rock Dove species. |
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| The ray descendent, and the ray reflectent flying with so great a speed. |
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| The earliest references to his parentage, in the Gesta, make him the son of Edith, a descendent of Oslac of York, and Leofric of Bourne, nephew of Ralph the Staller. |
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| The original version of John Quijada's constructed language Ithkuil has 81 noun cases, and its descendent Ilaksh and Ithkuil after the 2011 revision both have 96 noun cases. |
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| He claims that he is a lineal descendent of a famous military hero. |
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