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evolve
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evolve
(from something) (into something) and evolve out of something (into something) to develop from something to something else; to develop from a more primitive form to the present form. This creature evolved from a smaller, horselike creature into what we know as a horse. The human brain evolved out of a smaller and less complex form into the brain of today.


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Prominent politicians, including ANPs former minister and MNA , Khawaja Muhammad Khan Hoti also participated in the protest rally, in which it was announced that excessive corruption, which was prevalent, was a danger to the evolvement and success of democracy in Pakistan.
Prominent politicians, including ANP's former minister and MNA , Khawaja Muhammad Khan Hoti also participated in the protest rally, in which it was announced that excessive corruption, which was prevalent, was a danger to the evolvement and success of democracy in Pakistan.
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