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Yet little attention is paid to what could arguably be considered to be the most dangerous propaganda emerging from the group – the pictures and videos that attempt to normalise and even glamorise life within Isis.

Yet Colin Firth's wet-shirted body emerging from the lake in the fabulous BBC adaptation has arguably done no harm to the reputation of Austen's writing.

New shards keep emerging from the dust.

Iceland's 'Pompeii' emerging from the ash.

Emerging from the winding mountain road, full of cliffs and stunning vistas, one reaches Asenovgrad, noted for its wineries, before arriving at Plovdiv, Bulgaria's second (and arguably best) city.

Quantitatively describing a cellular behaviour emerging from the interaction between two different molecular components, a potassium and a sodium channels, the model of Hodgkin-Huxley can arguably be seen as the beginning of computational systems biology [ 3].

The findings emerging from this exercise are then described in a CCA document.

The overarching question emerging from this exercise is whether political claims-making as reported in newspapers is a useful method once coding errors have been corrected.

These concerns are arguably stronger after what emerged from the Leveson inquiry and subsequent action in the courts.

Earlier, Elizabeth had emerged from the daily massage and exercise therapy taken to relieve the strain on the disks of her spine.

Exactly in the same way Rails, Memcached and arguably even the Cloud emerged from the LAMP movement.