Preposition: from

• source: Never open or respond to any attachment that appears suspect, or originates from an unfamiliar source.

• region: Some of this material seems to originate from the region 1 Anchor Bay release.

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Object

• department: This provides an opportunity for the originating department to indicate the extent to which they want the material to be re-used.

Modifying Another Word

• elsewhere: Increasingly those issues originate elsewhere in the world, or where they are ' local ' they have repercussions on a much wider scale.

• mainly: Reports on academic matters mainly originate from the appropriate Faculty Boards.

Preposition: in

• lobe: About 60 - 70 % of partial seizures originate in the temporal lobe.

Modifying Another Word

• independently: Heinz Strobl has independently originated an essentially similar form.

Preposition: in

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• century: The practice of giving two names, originated in thirteenth century Europe.