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Her paintings look as if they date from way before the era they actually emerged from.

Thanks to some sarf London stoicism, Goss actually emerged from Hell's Kitchen as a likeable sort.

Surprisingly, so far, China's central bank has actually emerged as a big winner from the American turmoil.

It also suggested that four of the 40 patients whose consensus diagnosis was "minimally conscious state" had actually emerged from that state.

House is often associated with "greeting-card bullshit about life, love, happiness," but it actually emerged from the troubled world of queer life in the eighties.

Although Coupé-Décalé is most popular in the Ivory Coast, it actually emerged from a nightclub in Paris called the Atlantis.

We cannot say whether PFGE VII isolates are actually emerging or whether evidence for their emergence is anecdotal, as is the case with French PFGE VI isolates, which represent only 0.6% of French isolates (data not shown).

Others muse that child stars who emerge out of trailer parks will never actually emerge.

By cooperating, he may actually emerge from prison in something other than a body bag.

What will actually emerge from the final 2011 budget bills is "really unclear," Mr. Clemins said.

Or is she actually emerging from a lifelong breakdown, liberated by her boyfriend's death?