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A big part of American culture is rooted in participation in group festivities and the eagerness for the holiday spirit.

A proud Appalachian, Williamson’s deeply rooted love for his home state shines through in everything he does.

It rebounded back to Diallo who hit it with his right foot and it sailed past Johannes Kreidl who was rooted to the spot.

For example, clients would not be able to purchase stock in an alcohol company due to prohibitions rooted in Islamic laws.

Her teaching philosophy is rooted in the belief that anyone, given a fresh perspective, can recapture their creative voice.

However, Houghton unapologetically privileges an orthodox Christian worldview, rooted in the Wesleyan theological tradition.

Negative opinion toward the Yoon administration’s resolution of the issue of former forced laborers is already deeply rooted.

It gained approval in 2021 and is rooted in community-driven efforts to create a more dependable and efficient transit system.

Kevin Feige once said that he rooted for DC movies because they were in the same ecosystem than Marvel.

Both are most often rooted in a scarcity mindset (a belief that resources are limited and that there isn’t enough to go around).

But it was impossible to separate the kids’ classes I took from my underlying shame, vulnerability, and deeply rooted fatphobia.

For decades, it has largely avoided military conflict — an approach rooted in the devastating aftermath of the Second World War.

Nine out of the top 10 songs are African and are either rooted in Afrobeats or Amapiano, with a couple of songs fusing both genres.

Christian fasting is rooted in the completed work of Christ, to which our fasting can add nothing.

His passion for transformational leadership is rooted in his firm belief that schools should be places of healing and reconciliation.

Instead, it's heavily rooted in a drama that mixes overwhelming tragedy with starry-eyed romance.

My passion for climate change and environmental sustainability is deeply rooted in my realization of the urgent need for global action.

American business is really starting to look a lot like Europe Thinking is very deeply rooted.

But his satires have infiltrated the lexicon of American popular culture precisely because their humor is rooted in a desire to subvert.

Despite his stature and high office, he remained simple and deeply rooted with the masses for which he was greatly respected and admired.