It stemmed as much from Halladay's no-hitter, the second in postseason history, in Game 1 as the five-hit shutout by Cole Hamels in the clinching 2-0 victory Sunday night.
My contempt stems as much from my studies as it does from the emotional wounds left by fundamentalist Christianity.
As writer Anna Holmes pointed out in The New Yorker, some of the backlash was simply about the times ("this is 2012"), but I'd say it stemmed at least as much from Dunham's own self-presentation as a progressive, and the breathless treatment of "Girls" as "groundbreaking".
The exact reasons for neurophobia are not well known and it likely stems as a result of multiple contributory factors.
I'm not saying anything about it is fair, and I can easily see the caste system it stems from as being reprehensible.
For Pert Plus, it stems from its nature as a two-in-one hair care product — that is, the shampoo and conditioner are combined in the same bottle.
Just as often, it stems from a recognition that, in the short term at least, it can take more time to train someone to do something than to do it yourself.
This type of delayed discomfort reaches its peak after two days, but the idea that stretching will prevent it stems from outdated theories as to its cause.
Its challenge in 2012 may be to navigate that change as it stems from an unexpected source.
In Alaska, U.S. Attorney Bryan Schroder said that no enforcement priorities would change and that his office would continue "combating violent crime, including as it stems from the scourge of drug trafficking".
