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Camp X-Ray begins with searing topicality, as footage of the Twin Towers burning is revealed to be emanating from a television set in the Middle East.

Most of the "outreach" work at the march seemed to be emanating from a crack division of Britain First activists, who spent the day loitering outside the Parliament.

The British government is justifying the proposed new legislation on the grounds not only of the European court ruling but of US intelligence fears of a terrorist attack, in particular concerns of an attempt to blow up a transatlantic airliner said to be emanating from an alleged al-Qaida bombmaker in Yemen linked to hardline Islamist groups in Syria and Iraq.

In many ways, it's emanating from a good thing, but it's turned into a disabling thing".

My goodness — what a joyful child!" "Eeeeee!" "Your primitive vocalizations are emanating from a place of raw sensation — how extraordinary!

She adopted two cats after suffering through a week of a vile smell, which she discovered was emanating from a dead mouse under her bed.

Amer decides that all this bad karma is emanating from a car accident 15 years earlier in which he struck a pedestrian, who ended up in a wheelchair.

The selection process that currently has the A-List lighting up BlackBerrys and cellphones is emanating from a grand jury in Los Angeles that is looking into secretive business conducted by Anthony Pellicano, a high-profile private investigator.

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The brain senses that sounds are emanating from a particular place in space not because of their actual physical location but because of their timing and the number of overtones that reach each ear.

The consequence of this is that assurances of human dignity and well being emanating from a supra-national institution, including those involved in promoting human rights, carry significantly less force than in countries that do not enjoy the same tradition of democratic continuity.