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derived

adjective as in derivative

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The fortune that was at the heart of his federal tax case and fueled his years-long drug binge derived from foreign business deals, legal work and consulting.

MR1 allows sensing of certain small molecule metabolites derived from cellular and microbial sources; however, the breadth of metabolite sensing is unclear.

In the ruling, tribunal judge Harriet Morgan dismissed Grint's appeal and said the money "derived substantially the whole of its value from the activities of Mr Grint", which was "otherwise realised" as income.

From BBC

The first SAF flight ran between London and Amsterdam in 2008 using fuel derived from a mixture of Brazilian babassu nuts and coconuts.

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This means that killing animals for food is done purely for the pleasure derived from eating meat.

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

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