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origin (14,312) The graph of zero on a number line, or ( 0,0) in a rectangular coordinate plane.
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origin This monastic scapular, like the whole monastic habit and indeed the liturgical vestments of the priest, developed from the ordinary clothing of the laity. And, just as the stole is the special sign of the priestly dignity and power, the scapular is now the sign of the monk. In the West, in the case of St. Benedict, the scapular was at first nothing else than a working garment or apron such as was then worn by agricultural labourers. Thus, in the Rule of St. ...
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origin The story in which a character's creation is given.
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origin the place where something begins, where it springs into being.
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