Regarding the time of origin of this practice, as soon as Ayya attained Vaikundam a religious euphemism to indicate pass over people, as per his earlier instruction, installed the mirror over his tomb and began worshipping.
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As for Greek myths, many of them fall outside any sacred age of origins : this challenges Eliade's claim that almost all myths are about origins, and that people retell and reenact myths to return to the time of origins .)
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The CCM is only induced during periods of low CO 2 levels, and it was the existence of these trigger levels of CO 2 below which CCMs are induced that led researchers to speculate on the likely timing of origin of mechanisms like the pyrenoid.
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"Eighty years later, on November 12, 2014, when the United States Department of the Interior listed the Valhalla Highlands Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places, the district was essentially unchanged from its time of origin . ""
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At that time, it was customary to denote as " epochs ", not the standard date and time of origin for time-varying astronomical quantities, but rather the values at that date and time " of those time-varying quantities themselves ".
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For each message the traffic analysis recorded the radio frequency, the date and time of intercept, and the preamble which contained the network-identifying discriminant, the time of origin of the message, the callsign of the originating and receiving stations, and the indicator setting.
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For each message the traffic analysis recorded the radio frequency, the date and time of intercept, and the preamble which contained the network-identifying discriminant, the time of origin of the message, the callsign of the originating and receiving stations, and the cribs ".
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In the process of Einstein returning to his time of origin, Hitler dies due to the lack of his own equipment for the transit through time . ( This is implied by the Allies'Chronosphere in-game, in which usage of its power on soldiers kills them .)
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These fields include the message's priority, the callsign of the station of origin ( the amateur radio operator who placed the message onto the message net ), the date and time of origin, contact information of the message's recipient, as well as the callsign of the station that delivered the message.
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Under " straight rail, " " although no exact time of origin is known " should probably say " no exact " date " "; the time isn't entirely relevant . : ) The excessive bold words here are also a little distracting . . . Not sure they need to be bolded here at all ( throughout the full section ).
