She is being tried with her former stockbroker, Peter E. Bacanovic, who is also accused of an assortment of crimes stemming from Ms. Stewart's 2001 sale of nearly 4,000 shares of ImClone Systems, a biotechnology company founded by her friend Samuel D. Waksal.
Ms. Stewart and her former stockbroker, Peter E. Bacanovic, are charged with an assortment of crimes stemming from Ms. Stewart's sale of nearly 4,000 shares of ImClone Systems in late December 2001.
The situation is potentially troublesome for Mr. Rangel, a Harlem Democrat who is already the subject of a wide-ranging internal House investigation stemming from an assortment of ethical concerns.
We agree that an error-threshold-like problem unfolds with independently replicating genes, apart from the one stemming from the mutational load: random assortment causes loss of genes, which can be tolerated to certain extent[ 20], but limits the number of genes that can coexist.
In 2012, he was back, disputing the notion that he and Saul Katz, the team's co-owner, might have to sell the club because of a daunting assortment of financial losses and legal entanglements, some of them stemming from the Mets' financial links to Madoff.
Yukos's former chief executive and biggest shareholder, Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky, is in prison awaiting trial on an assortment of charges that many commentators inside and outside Russia describe as stemming from his opposition to the administration of President Vladimir V. Putin.
stemming from a personal feud.
"Ultimately, our major growth will stem from partnerships that will increase our ability to reach consumers globally — by increasing the range and assortment of our products and aggressively driving our online and retail presence where consumers shop for apparel," he said.
This use of naturalistic detail may have stemmed from the ancient Greeks' belief in the talismanic power of jewelry bearing animal and plant forms to protect the wearer from an assortment of evils.
This stems from two trends.
Everything stems from that.
