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Trump has repeatedly called the probe a "witch hunt," despite dozens of indictments against former aides and others that stemmed from the case.

Think of the political wars that stemmed from the elections of Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, who both won despite the fact that most of the country wanted someone else.

"This is a problem that stems from the White House".

For too long, that stemmed from the very top.

Its knowledge that stems from personal experience.

His rise came despite the reputation he earned for an iron-fisted, insular leadership style and the controversies that stemmed from it.

And much of that stemmed from Pruitt.

"That stems from the manager himself.

But the former football star now tries to keep in shape despite the knee problems that stem from his athlete days.

The survey of 7,000 executives dropped to 100.0 from 101.4, despite forecasts that it would rise, reflecting that uncertainties stemming from the sovereign debt crisis, now in its third year.

"We haven't bought into the need for material production," says Prakash Karat, the CPI(M)'s national leader and a native of Kerala.For all this, Kerala has been acclaimed by academics, including Amartya Sen, a Nobel-prize-winning economist, as "the most socially advanced state in India", despite the suicides and liquor intake that stem from frustrated ambitions.