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After both teams' top lines missed decent early scoring chances, Bergeron put the Bruins ahead with a one-timer in the slot on a sharp pass from Marchand, the rookie who has emerged remarkably in the finals.
The first is that its retail banks have emerged remarkably profitable from the financial crisis.
However you tot up the profit margins, Google seems to have emerged remarkably lightly compared to "ordinary" taxpayers.
But Ms. Garcia, 32, has emerged from all of this remarkably well adjusted, with a soft-spoken manner that masks an iron will.
Today, however, the region has emerged as the site of a remarkably complex new-media art culture, with endearing local particularities of content and style.
Trump, who has emerged as the Republican frontrunner with remarkably little vetting, was consistently attacked for employing foreign and illegal workers, for his business record and for his lack of policy specifics.
Introduction: In nuclear medicine a remarkably high demand of 68Ga-radiotracers has emerged during the last decade.
"Given the conditions, it has been remarkably calm and brotherly here," said Clerveau Rodrigue, who has emerged as one of the camp's leaders.
New factionalism has emerged.
