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Both emanate from the devastation of World War II.
If anything, previous positive developments are being eroded by a combination of funding cuts and a significant shift in the terms of discourse, both emanating from the upper echelons of power.
Politically, both Arab Spring, of which the Egyptian uprising was a part, and the early rebellion in China both emanated from the same impulse--the struggle for human rights.
The systems analysis facilitated by GMB thus indicated two major pathways of threat, both emanating from the central driver of insecurity: one fundamentally eroding human resource capacity available to the health system and one fundamentally disrupting patient access to services.
Both seem to emanate from the objective needs of Kazakhstan's development as well as the personal ideas of the country's elite and, in the first place, its long-standing autocratic leader, Nursultan Nazarbayev.
Both landfills are near St .Louis, Missouri and the initial waste stream for both landfills will emanate from the St . Louisarea.
That story may be intended to deflect international wrath, but the generals' hesitation in disclosing their plans for a new government suggests it might be true.The wrath both emanating from and directed towards Pakistan will do much to shape its immediate future.
Whether both Tfn+ and LDL+ tubules emanate from the same endosomal compartment is still possible, as various studies have shown that distinct populations of membrane tubules may arise from the same membrane.
Both moves emanated from the jinking feet of Ryan Fraser on the left wing but it was David Brooks – deployed on the opposite flank – who was the architect of the opening goal.
Both transmissions emanated from the same index patient and did not occur in the same double room.
