This period of the village history is described in the book of Ivan Kozub " Doba i dolya " ( " Epoch and destiny " ) of local origin.
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However, the installation of the railway line to Romans in 1864 put an end to the local origin of the raw material, since cheaper Australian rabbit hair was then preferred.
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An earthquake of local origin which caused considerable damage was the 1986 North Palm Springs earthquake, which registered at a magnitude of 6.0, injuring 29 people and destroying 51 homes.
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In Kievan Rus', these came from the Varangian nobles ( Rurik Dynasty ), while in Bohemia ( PYemyslids ) and Poland ( Piast Dynasty ) they were of local origin.
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Local origin stories from Saida and Tabarja indicate that the family arrived in Lebanon fairly recently ( 1600-1830 ) and is of Italian origin, Tuscany is more often than not referenced.
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Green grocery markets are places where people supply themselves with agricultural products that are of local origin and from municipalities from the eastern and central portions of the country as well.
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The opposite was revealed to be true since local copper deposits had been exploited by the 9th century and anthropological evidence, such as the Ichi-like scarifications on the human figures, show local origin.
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However research and isotope analysis has established that the source of the metals is of local origin and radio carbon dating has confirmed a 9th-century date, long before the earliest contact with Europe.
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Breccias with clasts of local origin, are well developed on the edges of the basin and are interpreted as gravel fans at the mouths of wadis emerging from mountainous areas bordering the depositional basin.
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From 1980 onwards, when Queensland was first allowed to select players of local origin even if they were currently at clubs outside its borders, the team's success rate against New South Wales improved dramatically.
