And once he was levered up, did it really emerge that there was another, much smaller, even more drunk man lying underneath him?
Not content with this, they went on to suggest that with temperatures already falling, the added cooling effect of the eruption might have been just sufficient to accelerate our world into the last ice age, from which it only really emerged 10,000 years ago.
The formal subdiscipline of 'rural geography' as we know it today really emerged in the 1970s, as an attempt to promote an integrated approach to the study of rural areas which combined agricultural geography with other aspects of rural life.
This is a weird one, and it's only really emerged in recent years.
It has never really emerged from the fringe, for the simple reason that most Americans want their government to educate the young and care for the old.
"We had all those debates a few years ago at a time when we could rationally debate it -- the consensus really emerged," said Professor Denning, "that regulating encryption wasn't the right thing to do".
The question is distracting, which is why it never really emerges in the books themselves.
Moore says, "I think that there are some people talking about that, but I have received no indication" that it will really emerge from the contentious congressional negotiations that actually shape appropriations, he says.
It was here that Dunham really emerged.
It never seemed to quite be as funny as it should be and, because of that, the balance was off and the darkness kind of enveloped it, and it could never really emerge from that darkness and become what it should have been.
