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Police are wary of itinerants who cannot be traced to a recognized camp boundary or to four walls.

Relationships between objects have to be traced to other objects, just as relationships between tables must be traced to other tables.

The aggression of the warlord Musa Hilal can be traced to the fears of his father, and to how climate change shattered a way of life.

Some of his antipathy to banks might be traced to this time, when his job seemed at risk.

The concept of trade in tasks can be traced to Adam Smith's description of the division of labour in a pin factory in 18th-century Britain.

Scarcely an adventure or character is given in his works, that may not be traced to his own party-colored story.

Some of these deficiencies can be traced to the legacies of past planning practice and some are deficiencies of the City Planning Act.

A concentration of winners that simply cannot be explained by chance can be traced to this particular intellectual village.

Those who study the roots of Chinglish say many examples can be traced to laziness and a flawed but wildly popular translation software.

his reluctance to spread himself too thin can be traced to what he calls his "lonely, childhood days. "

Sales of rings are indeed up, but not all (and maybe none) of this should be traced to a new wave in feminist thinking.

The characteristic is not to analyze the components of natural gas, the density of natural gas can be traced to the frequency.

But there was a Middle English stut that came before with the same meaning, and that can be traced to Germanic roots.

"Much benevolence of the passive order may be traced to a disinclination to inflict pain upon oneself" (George Meredith).

Sui and Tang dynasties imperial civil service examination system certain measures may also be traced to what the "BAOPZI" elaborated.

India offers a number of classical Indian dance forms, each of which can be traced to different parts of the country.

The source of this male scent can be traced to sweat and pheromones, as they retain the ability to sexually arouse the females.

The first demonstration of the formation of adventive embryos from carrot tissue explants can be traced to the work of Reinert.

so far , most human cases can be traced to direct or indirect contact with infected birds.

Ireland's bail-out last November can be traced to that moment; a debate on imposing losses on bank bondholders still rages.

The classical Western world directly affected Hindu religious art, and several features of Hinduism can be traced to Zoroastrianism .

The strike can be traced to the personal resentment of the foreman against the factory owner .

As a matter of fact, the custom of celebrating St. Valentine's Day can be traced to those festivals, called Lupercalia .

one half of the trouble of this life can be traced to saying " yes " too quick, and not saying " no " soon enough .

The origin of the Indian theatre or rather folk theatre and dramatics can be traced to religious ritualism of the Vedic Aryans.

Our current awareness of an integral endocrine and metabolic response to injury may be traced to two streams of thought.

Everything I have learned about the game can be traced to him and Tex Winter. They teach the game at such a deeper level than X's and O's.

Much of this can be traced to how it is harvested, stored and transported, says report co-author Colin Brown.

An XML file contained police reports of incidents, which could be traced to a claim through an incident number.

Almost invariably, the cause of failure can be traced to obsolete notions of command and control.

Each had numbness in one hand or foot that could not be traced to any physical problem.

For each target, the tracing compound name or fragment the measurement should be traced to, and the data type that it should be traced as.

Nonrepudiation provides evidence that a particular action occurred and can be traced to a specific entity (user or business).

Much of the joy of holiday shopping can be traced to the brain chemical dopamine.

Some features and keyboard shortcuts now commonly found in web browsers can be traced to NeXTSTEP conventions.

Jet's slide can be traced to a sea change in the global aviation business.

Trampoline and tumbling can be traced to archaeological drawings in ancient China, Egypt and Persia.

SQL statements can also be traced to the line of issuing code, if pureQuery metadata is populated on the dashboard.

To what extent can the anger of adolescence be traced to changes going on in the brain at this stage of life?

Their way of life could be traced to the ancient traditions handed down to them by their ancestors more than one thousand years ago.

In Western civilization, interest in human cognition can be traced to the ancient Greece.

With hindsight, its change in fortune can be traced to 1976, the year of America's bicentennial and the death of Mao Zedong.

Very little of the rising share of tax payments from the rich can be traced to changes in rates.

Once, the dearth of women directors could be traced to the small numbers entering film school.

The saying can be traced to one of Aesop's Fables.

The saying can be traced to male vanity, particularly apparent in the late eighteenth century, the period of the dandy.

The origin of the "kick me" sign can be traced to this observance.

e. g. This is a rare and expensive combination, the need for which can be traced to that Monday night game and Lawrence Taylor.

Most problems can be traced to Internet connections and proxies at the user site.

The construction history of ancient bridges in Hunan province can be traced to Qin dynasty.

Beijing has a very long history and experience as a city can be traced to 3000 ago.

Beijing's involvement with Africa can be traced to the '50s and '60s, when it was keen on fomenting world revolution.

In some ways, GM's problems can be traced to its origins a century ago.

The history of football goes back hundreds of years, but the modern variety can be traced to the English boarding-school athletics craze.

Often, when things go wrong, the problem can be traced to miscommunication.

of the universe apparently can all be traced to nuclear reaction and transformation.

The immediate cause of the budget crisis can be traced to Wall Street.

The number can be traced to a 2006 study conducted by ACNielsen on behalf of eBay.

The origins of pop culture can often be traced to popular movies, television shows, music stars and sports figures.

A person, an animal, or a plant whose descent Can be traced to a particular individual or group.

The root problem can be traced to lack of parental attention on kids.

Scientists studying water in the San Francisco Bay reported in 1996 that 70 percent of the pollutants could be traced to household waste.

The origin of Japanese Waka can be traced to the poem of ancient China.

These differences in character can be traced to different factors such as climate, living conditions, and historical development.

We saw a report that all of the increase in consumer debt could be traced to the government's student loan program.

The common cause for errors under heavy load can still be traced to response times.

One half of the troubles in the world can be traced to saying yes too quickly and not saying nosoon enough.

Wig can be traced to 1879 in Qing Dynasty, founded by Chu Yuanxing.

Cargill's work in China can be traced to the 1970s, when it cooperated with China to supply grain.

The worst of Hong Kong's pollution can be traced to Foshan, a city of 6m about 150km northwest of Hong Kong.

that the lack of textbooks and computers in schools could be traced to the skewed priorities of politicians a thousand miles away;