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Unlike the many brand-name designers who promote the illusion that their output results from a single prodigious creativity, Mr. Jacobs makes no pretense that fashion emerges full blown from the head of one solitary genius.

Onscreen power often emerges full-blown among accidentally discovered performers with little training and little technique; what's frightening about it is that no effort can develop it — or keep it.

It appears to have destroyed the start of a major White House backed campaign, now that Romney has sewn up the nomination, to discredit his wife before she emerges full-blown as a one-woman Super PAC on behalf of the GOP, reversing the president's gains.

Some are speculating that this is the year private equity finally re-emerges full force as reports place the industry's "dry powder" at nearly $1 trillion.

But groups do emerge, full of energy and creativity.

What is now emerging full force, thanks to grassroots and governmental efforts, is a recreational waterfront.

Out of this murk, one man has emerged full of gritty integrity: pianist Martin Roscoe.

But it was not until after the death that skepticism emerged full tilt.

The disco sound emerged full blown in "The Love I Lost," a 1973 hit by Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes.

They emerged full of praise for Mr. Cuomo and ready with promises to help him rally voters to his side.

So in the school's annual showcase for the graduating class on the stage of the Royal Swedish Opera, with full orchestra, she seemed to emerge full blown from nowhere.