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уходить корнями в (Евгений Шамлиди); содержать в своей основе (Alexander Demidov); основываться на (2. be rooted in: Establish deeply and firmly. ‘vegetarianism is rooted in Indian culture' 2.1. be rooted in: Have as an origin or cause. ‘the Latin dubitare is rooted in an Indo-European word' More example sentences: ‘This social gaze is rooted in and reinforces moral assumptions that link being a good mother to caring and being a good father to earning.' ‘Food and farming, after all, are rooted in living plants and animals.' ‘His work was rooted in a landscape, religion and a rural way of life.'  oxforddictionaries.com Alexander Demidov); корни кроются в (напр, production sharing is rooted in the Napoleonic era French legal concept of the ownership of minerals Olga Okuneva); в своей основе содержать (Alexander Demidov) |
