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In 1989, Hogan tried to branch off into movies, produced by McMahon.

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All the different interpretations, Đặng says, make it “exciting to be part of this new iteration. … It’s fun to experience what our peers have got brewing, and seeing where we all converge, and where we branch off.”

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After they enter in a single file, they branch off in different directions and head into tunnels where each person has a designated area to drill.

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They’d branch off this larger pipe with a 1/2-inch pipe to each fixture.

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Each time a stem cell divides, it faces a choice: it can either produce two new stem cells like itself, or it can make one copy of itself plus one cell that will branch off to become something new.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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