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From that minor setback has emerged an impressive finding about the power of her vaccine approach.
And so the Giants, for all their struggles and setbacks, have emerged in solid playoff shape.
A botched compromise has emerged.
Wexner has known setbacks, including a brush with disaster in the late 70's when rapid expansion almost drowned The Limited in debt, but he has emerged a billionaire as the value of his company's stock has skyrocketed.
The trade and inflation data were the latest signs that China has emerged largely unscathed from currency declines and market setbacks seen in many emerging markets this summer.
If Sundberg were to feel well enough to play and then have a setback in Sunday's game, Gruden revealed that backup quarterback Colt McCoy had emerged as an emergency long-snapper.
Magic Leap has had its fair share of setbacks over the past several months as details have emerged that the company is having some difficulty miniaturizing the light field display tech it is planning to build into its finished consumer product.
While finally, and cheered on by formerly progressive intellectuals and commentators, our government has blamed homegrown terrorism on the open, tolerant, multicultural, live-and-let-live Britain that, despite all problems and setbacks, has gradually emerged since and despite Enoch Powell's apocalyptic jeremiad of 40 years ago.
Every setback has a simple cause.
The setback has placed New York City behind the pace of emerging contactless transit systems in cities like Chicago and even Philadelphia — where tokens have long been prevalent — burdening an already aging system with a fare card that officials say costs too much and does too little.
