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rooted

adjective as in implanted

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Other contenders included an oak that may have inspired Virginia Woolf and a lime representing peace in Northern Ireland, a nod to this year's theme of "rooted in culture".

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Now, Knight is betting on another dynasty, one rooted in brewing, wealth and legacy.

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Indeed, the two countries share a resilient relationship rooted in defence ties - from Pakistani troop deployments in the 1960s to commandos helping quell the 1979 Mecca mosque siege.

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The public relies on measured, careful statements which are rooted in robust scientific research when deciding what medicines or vaccines they or their children should take.

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Though rooted in the concept of genre — which typically means a selection of gritty thrillers, horror and action — Beyond Fest pushes well past such basic concepts.

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