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originate

[uh-rij-uh-neyt] / əˈrɪdʒ əˌneɪt /




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"We want the jobs of the future to be in Germany, we want that ideas that originate in Germany can also grow in Germany."

From Barron's

The direction of travel is becoming clear, however, originating among businesses, later percolating through the country’s influential lobby organizations and, more recently, government.

From The Wall Street Journal

Christmas movies originating from the United States also show snowfall on Christmas Day, something more common in parts of North America.

From BBC

They found that when more than roughly one-third of precipitation originates from land, croplands become significantly more susceptible to drought, soil moisture declines and drops in yield.

From Science Daily

Billions of dollars have been lost globally by victims of romance scams, people duped into get-rich-quick crypto schemes and elderly people investing their retirement money into bogus funds, many of which originate from these centres.

From BBC