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The tide really could have shifted then, but following a terrible change on the Anaheim bench during another power play (they somehow managed to put three defencemen on the ice), the Ducks got a break, emerged from their zone with the puck and Nick Bonino fed a nice pass to Teemu Selanne who did what he's been doing for decades.

That's when Ward darted in for a driving fast-break layup, and emerged from beneath the Heat's lumbering big men unscathed.

Many of us have heard of the Peter Principle, a ground-breaking observation (that emerged from the 1969 book The Peter Principle by Dr. Laurence J. Peter) that the tendency in most organizational hierarchies is for employees to rise in the hierarchy through promotion until they finally reach a level of incompetence.

As the strike force broke in, Blair emerged from his bedroom wielding a golf club, and an officer shot him dead.

In the second set, Sampras successfully fought off three break points, emerging from danger with two aces.

As the clouds break, villagers emerge from their huts to enjoy the sunshine.

Sosa wasn't the only Cub to break out as Chicago emerged from a four-game losing streak.

Battered but not quite broken up, the UK emerged from 2014 with its head above water, although only just.

Parallel with the evolution of hip-hop music, hip-hop social dancing emerged from breaking and the funk styles into different forms.

James emerged from the break insisting that he would shift into playoff mode far earlier than normal — "It's been activated," LeBron promised — but the Lakers promptly lost road games to the Davis-less Pelicans and the draft-minded Memphis Grizzlies after a hope-building home win against the Houston Rockets.

Exeter's lead was modest given their superiority but Ospreys emerged from the break with renewed intent and made greater profit from Exeter's indiscipline.