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This mouth of razors is unique among mosasaurs, and even within the entirety of the tetrapod lineage, mostly landlubbing vertebrates that include amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals.
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Mehta placed himself in the lineage of blind writers such as Homer and Milton, although some critics accused him of playing tricks on readers by failing to disclose his sightlessness.
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Michelle Trostler, a San Diego-based genetic genealogist who reviewed Portugal’s test results and lineage at VOSD’s request, said there’s “very little doubt” that Vandenberg is her biological father.
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Evolution is change—change in the make-up of a lineage over time.
The figure of Frank “Boss” Hague situates DeGise within a political lineage of Democratic machine politics that have dominated New Jersey for over a century.
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In a remote corner of China, one village tells a strange lineage tale.
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We salute a venerable lineage of strong women, big hair, and drama.
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For me, in a weird way, I see a lineage between the first two records and this Voidz record.
Heinz traces its lineage to 1869 and first started making ketchup in 1876.
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He adds that he has "long been a fan of Hugo Boss's vast tradition and lineage in extraordinary tailoring."
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But never a word did he relate of the lineage of Olaf, yet held he him in high favour.
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Now the name of a certain man from Vik was Lodin, and he possessed much wealth and was come of a goodly lineage.
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Maybe thou art of higher lineage than she, yet nevertheless it beseemeth to me that with her is the happiness of ye both.
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He took no pains to conceal his birth and lineage in the most aristocratic country of the world.
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Perhaps Tess's lineage had more value for himself than for anybody in the world beside.
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On this page you'll find 68 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to lineage, such as: clan, descent, genealogy, origin, pedigree, and birth.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
