Know your roots.

A person must hold onto their roots

A person must hold onto their roots.

Tom was lucky to find his keys.

I've been trying to find my keys.

I can't find my keys.

I can't find my glasses.

I can't find my shoes.

I can't find my watch.

Tom can't find his keys.

Tom can't find his watch.

I can't find my keys.

I couldn't find my keys.

Tom couldn't find his keys.

Tom wasn't able to find his shoes.

She can't find her keys.

He can't find his keys.

He can't find his shoes.

She can't find her shoes.

She can't find her shoes.

He can't find his watch.

She can't find her watch.

They couldn't find their passports.

Tom wasn't able to find his gloves.

All you can find are newsreaders from national television covering the smiling faces of people who come back to Hongdong to seek their roots and pay homage to their ancestors.

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I can't find my glasses anywhere.

Tom couldn't find his contact lens.

I spent the whole evening trying to find my keys.

Tom and Mary can't find their bags.

My roots are there.

A recent credit card commercial depicts a father and son traveling to Norway to trace their family s origins.

More than one third of Americans in 1917 could trace their heritage back to Germany and its allies.

All attended with the goal of moving toward closure.

I took my money and decided to find another smuggler to deal with.

I've lost my watch and I can't find it.

Tom still can't find his keys.

Radical, what does it mean? It's something which is rooted, and something which is rooted deep in a tradition.

The Bourgeois Roots of Tunisia s Revolution

The Fragile Roots of Productivity Growth

The Roots of America s Financial Crisis

The Roots of Sino American Antagonism

Roots make a firm foundation.

Roots of resistance in Iran

China could stand up though much misery still lay ahead as Mao s tyranny put down its roots.