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What has so far emerged from above is pretty minimal.

BRUSSELS — Google has so far emerged from its tangles with antitrust authorities virtually unscathed.

But, heaven forbid, absolutely not in the crude, cynical way alleged by Mr Gilligan.TorchedTwo other things have so far emerged from the inquiry.

If anything concrete has so far emerged from his challenge, political analysts said, it appears that the governing party may be shaken enough that President Hosni Mubarak will consider running for president again when his term expires in 2011.

The study is unsettling reading, especially in light of what has so far emerged from US intelligence agencies, congressional inquiries and the special prosecutor Robert Mueller about use of social media to distort the 2016 presidential election.

This universal exclusion of woman ... argues, conclusively, that, not as yet, is there one nation so far emerged from barbarism, and so far practically Christian, as to permit woman to rise up to the one level of the human family".

But General Pinochet has rebuffed demands for talks on the issue and has thus far emerged unshaken from recurrent demonstrations, work stoppages and a surge of violence by a small leftist guerrilla force over the last three years.

While these magazines have (so far) emerged whole from financial strains, other feminist publications founded by women of color around the same time as Bitch — like HUES, a multicultural women's magazine, and Bamboo Girl, an Asian-American-focussed zine — have since folded.

While these magazines have (so far) emerged whole from financial strains, other feminist publications founded by women of color around the same time as Bitch like HUES, a multicultural women's magazine, and Bamboo Girl, an Asian-American-focussed zine have since folded.

Details of the inquiry so far had emerged from a leak to a Norwegian newspaper, she said.

With neither relegation nor a Champions League place looking realistic, a concerted tilt at the FA Cup might hold particular appeal and it would certainly put a few noses out of joint if, given their fortunes so far, Chelsea emerged from this season with one more trophy than many of their rivals.