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Breathing must be from stomach.

Judging from his accent, he must be from Hunan.

Goals need to be from the heart!

The letter purported to be from the governor.

Judging by her accent, she must be from the North.

It seems to be from chapter six to chapter ten.

I am proud to be from a family of miners.

"Judging by his accent, he must be from the South."

Intrusion may be come from unauthorized system attacker, may be from authorized user to overstep his authority.

He must be from a noble family, judging from his elegant bearings.

True friendship should be from your sides, impossible is rose from the front and is seen from behind.

Air supply shall be from a clean source and must not be increase hazards in space.

Learning mathematics must be from shallow to deep, step by step, and must not be impetuous.

"Slate from Qingjian, Wabao charcoal's not bad from Mizhi take a good wife, and from Suide a lad" so this guy's wife must be from Mizhi; she might be sewing soles for this cloth shoes at this very moment.

By the time I entered high school, he had already graduated from Shanghai, said to be from a law school.

Pics are not clear, from style it should be from campo. if it is, it might be one or two thousand years old. li tiger style.

The carbon in the film increases with increasing immersion time and can be thought to be from seawater not from residual carbon films.

If that turns out to be from an asteroid impact, it would be the largest crater found on Earth. Ever.

Another phase when career excitement may be stirred up will be from May 15 through May 18 when the Sun and Uranus will be beautifully angled.

He was pretending to be from England, but his accent and manners gave him away.