And they, too, had big dreams for their daughter, a common dream, born of two continents.
The self-centered attitudes symptomatic of infections born of the bureaucratitis virus kills that spirit.
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As for the reforms, like Sarbanes-Oxley, born of the Enron implosion, they're already under fire.
The EU itself was born of the catastrophe of two world wars, collisions of competing nation-states.
But Palace Pompadour, he says, is his crowning achievement, a curatorship born of kismet.
"Here was a genuinely co-operative effort in thrift, born of necessity, " said a supporter in 1947.
The most watched TV title is Amazing Planet: Born of Fire, a 2007 National Geographic documentary.
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New competition among the states, born of the election result, should actually enhance the economic draw.
His shambling gait and socks-round-the-ankles appearance belied a tremendous rugby brain born of hard-earned experience.
That would explain how Harry's friend Hermione could be a wizard born of muggle parents.
BrandVoice was born of a core philosophy applied to all content in the digital age.
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These truths are not born of some zeal for austerity or unkindness, but of arithmetic.
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Some huge companies have indeed been born of mergers in the past couple of years.
He died before I was born of lung disease due to the mustard gas.
Taiwan's constitutional system, born of another era, is ill suited to the practice of pluralist politics.
It is called the Delphos, this idea, and it was born of Fortuny's admiration for classical Greece.
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The administration concedes Rice spoke from flawed talking points, but insists the mistakes were born of understandable confusion.
She lives in the inner city, where she cares for infants born of mothers who are heroin addicts.
Among the other plots born of Sahfe's sermons was the murder of cab driver Yefim Weinstein last November.
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Composer Peter Androsch said his focus on the era was in part born of his own family's history.
An agricultural engineer born of Japanese parents, Mr Fujimori was a political unknown until weeks before the vote.
Suppose a woman born of a Jewish mother and Muslim father brings charges against her Muslim husband for rape?
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And like many important discoveries, this one was born of a happy accident.
Like his acolytes, Mr. Spiegelman's original inspirations were born of the underground, namely sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll.
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No one has suggested that his initiative was born of any motive other than the goodness of his heart.
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Kam says marketocracy.com was born of lessons learned in his two previous startups.
Born of frustration with the IMF, it remains linked to the fund's conditions.
The icons were born of a privacy workshop that Mozilla held earlier this year with privacy advocates and regulators.
We are a nation born of an idea, a commitment to human freedom.
Policies motivated by nothing more than discomfort with firearms, often born of a lack of experience, fall far short.
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