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the song s emotional impact	derives	also from its evocation of
christian doctrine of the atonement	derives	from a profounder sense of
this lexical abundancy in urquhart	derives	ultimately from cotgrave if cotgrave
in west saxon whereas scots	derives	from anglian and northumbrian however
differing from a fadge presumably	derives	from the quotation for fardel
emptiness yet this analysis ultimately	derives	from scottish romanticism the first
macqueen s explanation that messan	derives	from the gaelic word for
from the anglo saxon period	derives	ultimately from old english prose
called the native model that	derives	ultimately from the anglo saxon
any remuneration or reward that	derives	directly from the role of
note 58 guidelines the petition	derives	from the petitioner s experience
of any income which it	derives	from carrying out those operations
the information in this section	derives	from personal communication between spice