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And to further introduce myself, this is the house that I grew up in, designed by my father.

Meanwhile, the Ottoman Empire introduced the stimulating substance to Europe.

My sister actually introduced me to Roo.

The reclaimed body is is sort of introducing three other body types and reclaiming these bodies within both art and culture.

All in the name of introducing some much-needed bacteria.

The language isn't overtly aggressive, but it introduces just enough doubt or pressure to shift the balance of the conversation.

She uses the expression 'the thing about' to introduce the most important detail about something.

I'm trying to introduce the Pope.

You can use the informal expression 'the thing about' to introduce the most important feature or detail of something.

The phrase, on the other hand, is used to introduce a contrasting opinion or statement.

Luminol, also known as 3-aminophthalhydrazide, was first introduced as an investigative tool in 1937 by a German forensic scientist named Dr. Walter Specht.

Way back in 1202, Leonardo of Pisa, also known as Fibonacci, wrote a book in which he introduced Europe to the Arabic numerals we use today.

We've heard a lot about making driverless cars safer, and with plans to introduce them to London later this year, we'll soon see how safe they really are.

Now the lack of clear biological evidence is the reason why neither the DSM nor the ICD have introduced biological or genetic factors into their classifications.

I'm told that uh Soros Fund Management admitted that when the euro was introduced, it looked at the Big Mac index which suggested the euro was overvalued and therefore might be ripe for a fall.