1. The Clause derives from Art.

2. It derives from the name Adalberto which in turn derives from Athala (meaning noble) and Berth (meaning bright).

3. Bensonhurst derives its name from Arthur W

4. He derives his income from freelance work.

5. The first derives from the quantum theory.

6. Everyone, absolutely everyone, derives benefit from it.

7. 13 A scholar derives knowledge from reading.

8. Its common English name Agrimony derives from …

9. Everyone, absolutely everyone, derives benefit from it

10. Its name derives from the Arapaho Indians

11. A glutton derives sensual pleasures from eating.

12. The name derives from Latin Argentum, translated

13. The custom derives its origin from Buddhism.

14. Hence he derives the title, Aristippus of Cyrene

15. He derives great satisfaction from his stamp collection.

16. 5 The custom derives its origin from Buddhism.

17. The short Appoggiatura () derives its value from the

18. 1 France derives 16% of revenue from air freight.

19. The Rubik cube derives its name from its inventor.

20. The name “Acrab” derives from the Arabic word for …

21. The name derives from Abel's theorem on power series.

22. His patronage derives from eating only grapes during Lent.

23. It precedence derives from the concept of parliamentary sovereignty.

24. The Latin term Cento derives from Greek κέντρων (gen

25. Bezoar derives from the Persian root Padzahr, meaning antidote

26. The institute derives all its money from foreign investments.

27. The name derives from the Indian monetary unit rupee.

28. The word Culminate derives from the Latin word culminatus, …

29. Austenite derives its name from the English scientist W

30. The term derives from the official Roman Augurs, whose

31. In global politics, self-esteem derives from power differentiation.

32. He derives a perverted pleasure from hurting other people.

33. The Apatite name derives from the Greek word meaning deceptive

34. 19 The criticism derives from a misunderstanding of our aims.

35. 14 The Rubik cube derives its name from its inventor.

36. The term derives from the French word Briquette meaning brick

37. He derives a lot of fulfilment from his charity work.

38. The name Ariary derives from the pre-colonial currency, with …

39. The Foragers', by the way, derives no income from this.

40. In fact, the word palace derives from the word Palatine.

41. The noun, 'come-hither', derives from the verbal phrase, 'Come hither'

42. The word history derives from the Latin word 'historia' meaning story.

43. Fetishism also derives from the early polymorphous perversity of infant sexuality.

44. Cavy and its plural form, cavies, derives from the genus Cavia

45. For example, Malta derives two thirds of its freshwater by desalination.

46. The word Easter derives from Eostre, the pagan goddess of spring.

47. The long Appoggiatura, notated without the cross stroke, derives its value

48. In fact, the word Ambo derives from the Greek for ascending

49. The Apostolate of the laity: (1) derives from the Christian vocation,

50. The word Anthropomorphosis derives from the Greek ánthrōpos (“human”) and morphē …

51. 12 Fetishism also derives from the early polymorphous perversity of infant sexuality.

52. One former Persian name of the dam, "Shadirwan", derives from this paving.

53. The name "Redcap" derives from the breed's unusually large Rose-type comb.

54. A Cadastre derives more benefi t from GIS by extending its purposes

55. EGO-ENHANCEMENTLike Anomie, ego-enhancement derives from the level of personality needs

56. Aspirations are important, this word that derives from Latin: Aspirationem, a breathing

57. For example, maten bulu ("eyelash") derives from mate ("eye") and bulu ("hair").

58. 2 Fetishism also derives from the early polymorphous perversity of infant sexuality.

59. Aliyah derives from the Hebrew word Aliyah meaning "to ascend"

60. The island's name derives from the rock pigeon which has colonized it.

61. Amiable ultimately derives from Latin words meaning 'friendly' and 'lovable.' And amicable derives from the Latin for 'friend,' which is related to 'love.' But they're used in different ways in English

62. Synthese et polymerisation de derives Acetalises par le glycerol : application a la progesterone

63. 25 The search for a new definition derives from more than mere tidiness.

64. We will now consider the raw materials from which the body derives energy.

65. The name derives from a word Copali which in Nahuatl language means „ incense ”

66. It derives from cross-breeding Thoroughbred horses with Sardinian horses carrying Arabian blood.

67. The generic name Psammoperca derives from the Greek ψάμμος (sand) and πέρκη (perch).

68. The name of the district derives from the surname of General Józef Bem.

69. The short Appoggiatura () derives its value from the preceding note in the melody

70. Chèo derives from folk music and dance, especially parody since the 10th century.

71. Agitate derives from a Latin word that means "to drive away."

72. Curvature derives from an inhabitant’s control over the surface area of spheres around himself

73. 16 The word derives from Rome's Palatine Hill , where the emperors Built their residences.

74. It derives from the French Blond, which refers to “light brown” and similar hues

75. Specifically, Babassu oil derives from palm trees native to the Cerrado region of Brazil

76. Etymologically, the word Cent derives from the Latin word "Centum" meaning hundred

77. The Actinide series derives its name from the first element in the series, actinium

78. Luckily for word enthusiasts, Burlesque derives from a rich tradition and a compelling meaning

79. The Ballade's name derives from the Old French balade ("a dancing song")

80. The word Aleatory derives from the Latin alea, which means the rolling of dice