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Many later advice manuals derive from it.

The two attitudes derive from different historical perspectives.

The implication is that it may derive from drinking vessels made from a piece of bamboo.

The word sublime does not derive from being under a green piece of citrus fruit, but it may derive from being under something else.

All men's miseries derive from not being able to sit quietly in a room alone.

The more power you have, the more additional power you derive from the new data.

Principles and values: Agile practices derive from a set of core principles and values.

Mandy Joye: and there's also propane and butane, and gases that derive from the same processes that make the oil.

The rules for this carve-up derive from the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.

We should be judged by the quality of our products and the value investors derive from them.

The problem with this argument is that many commonly accepted geographic terms derive from outdated worldviews of this sort.

First-generation biofuels derive from edible biomass, primarily corn and soybeans (in the U.S.) and sugarcane (in Brazil).

The origins of this expression date from ancient Chinese culture and derive from the use in those days of strings of copper COINS.

Quite a number of kungfu styles derive from movements of animals, with various blocks, attacks, and stances derived from and done in imitation of particular animals' movements.

By challenging cultural values and norms, we will arrive at our own set of moral values and obligations that derive from self-knowledge and self-acceptance.

Multiplayer online games accessed through a game console have hard-and-fast performance rules that derive from the fixed refresh rate of the display device.

In addition to butanol, the bacteria can produce various useful fatty acids that existing processes derive from plant and animal oils.

All of the problems listed in the previous section derive from trying to go against the grain and treat the UI as a backing store.

You kill your enemy, and when he is dead your occupation is gone, and the satisfaction that you derive from victory quickly fades.

While making amends for your sin, devoting yourself to the act but also recognizing the joy you derive from doing something good and from your burden of guilt getting lighter and lighter.

But, oh, how much I must miss, and how much pleasure you seeing ones can derive from watching and hearing the interplay of speech and movement in the unfolding of a dramatic performance!

Close scrutiny of Khitan customs and myths about the birth of Yelü Abaoji (Emperor Taizu of the Liao) and other Khitan ancestors, reveals that most of them derive from Manichaean myths and doctrines.

The novels of gods and spirits in ancient China derive from the belief in gods and spirit because of their mysterious sense of the world and worship of gods and spirits.