Later in this piece a sense of joy emerges, which at the time frightened me.
Each day fresh evidence emerges which contradicts the official Los Angeles police version of events.
A corrosive friction between remembrance and reality emerges, which could in itself be the basis for a substantial conventional drama.
Out of billions of individual decisions, a common economic landscape emerges, which frames and influences the decisions everybody makes.
And now, when we meet, another "secret" emerges, which plainly isn't going to be a secret any more.
A picture emerges, which Baptiste completes as his conclusion to the show, of a young man awkwardly positioned between cultures.
Phil Booth of medConfidential, which campaigns on medical privacy, said every day another instance of "whole population level data being sold emerges which had been previously denied".
"Look at this in a new way," she earnestly urges, "and a hidden pattern emerges which connects the two sides of the equation in the most extraordinarily beautiful way".
Richard Emery, who is one of McNamee's lawyers, even predicted Thursday — somewhat sarcastically — that Clemens would be pardoned by President Bush before the possibility of a perjury charge even emerges, which is legally possible.
Talking to British free-to-play MMO developers, a theme emerges, which seems in keeping with the reserved national character: employing Machiavellian devices to get players to pay for in-game items is frowned upon.
Richard Burgon, a shadow Treasury minister, said: "Another day and another story emerges which exposes what the Conservative party really thinks in its heart of hearts about tackling tax avoidance.
