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The point here was the different ways the music did not sound Jewish in origin.

More than a quarter of the student body is reported to be international in origin.

Much of the road is almost certainly medieval in origin.

The male and female names may not be the same name in origin.

These attacks may have been psychological in origin rather than physical.

The title of the Order is late medieval in origin.

All of the work mentioned so far is Western in origin, and mostly from the past.

I also wondered if the quake had been natural in origin.

Its population was said to have been largely Egyptian in origin.

This could be considered evidence that the text is Chinese in origin.

One of the major problems facing the relief effort is not local in origin.

Today, approximately six percent of the student body is international in origin, representing more than 30 different countries.

Some parts may be comparatively recent in origin although the greater part is very old.

Many, if not most, cases of Alzheimer's are thought to be genetic in origin.

Autobiographical in origin, they provide the majority of information about his life.

The more serious difficulties, present at the outset, were political in origin.

The song is generally regarded as being traditional in origin.

Curiously, most of the plastic found is Japanese in origin.

It has a small crater at the top, and is most likely volcanic in origin.

There was a good deal of indication that the boy's problems were organic in origin.

What does it matter whether the disasters be supernatural in origin or not?

He knew immediately that the storm was magical in origin.

Popular music for this dance style need not be Latin in origin.

More than half of Chile's land surface is volcanic in origin.

Although some portions are relatively recent in origin, the subject matter of the greater part is very old.