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Перевод: inherited

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Тезаурус:

1. The mutant gene, they now confess, found its way into their cell cultures as a contaminant and there is no longer any evidence that cancer genes may be inherited (see Nature vol 302, p 476).
2. Rashid Karami in Tripoli had inherited his father's political power.
3. It is this will which is inherited.
4. Alexander Allan, of the Allan Shipping Line, had inherited the Aros Estate on his father's death in 1874.
5. But the upward pressure on prices will be dampened by the 70,000 repossessed properties and the large stock of inherited houses that will now come on to the market.
6. He inherited a regular staff meeting and was penitent that he had never invented such a meeting in Durham.
7. Most of the furniture was familiar to him from boyhood visits to his grandparents, inherited by his aunt as the last of her generation.
8. The enlightened Bazarov had inherited, was continuous with, took a stage further, the liberal and Westernizing impulse of the 1840s which itself followed the Decembrist uprising of 1825, an aristocratic bid for reform by men who had chased Napoleon out of Russia and had later felt the civilizing influence of Paris.
9. Like it or not, they have inherited the mantle of the great patrons of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and it is a responsibility that they can hardly deny."
10. Where home ownership is low, as in Scotland and Northern Ireland, housing made up 33% and 28.1% respectively of the value of inherited estates in 1980-;81.
11. The present Wright squire, Robert, a 43-year-old solicitor, inherited the property from the widow of his cousin Charles (a schoolmaster known as "Daddy Wright" to his pupils at King Edward VI Grammar School in Sheffield), in 1990.
12. Having succeeded to Britain's traditional role as the maritime power, the US this century has inherited Britain's commitment to the balance of power in Europe.
13. Certainly in 1922 Ukrainians came to envy and hate the preferential treatment given to their eastern neighbours on the Volga, thus falling prey to the methods of divide and rule which the Bolsheviks inherited from their imperial predecessors.