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What he did or did not do in Algeria has mainly emerged from accusations made in signed confessions by other detainees in interrogation centres in Algeria.

What mainly emerged from a random sounding of reaction across the city was a mood suggesting that many here, on both sides, had been forced into accepting harsh realities they always knew were likely to overwhelm the hopes and dreams nurtured by more than two decades of on-and-off peace talks.

The debate regarding safety of supplementation of immune-modulating nutrients has mainly emerged from negative results of the REDOXs [9] and OMEGA [10] trials with, respectively, 80 and 85% medical ICU patients, while in the SIGNET trial [8], showing no benefit nor harm of immune-modulating nutrients, only 25% of included patients were medical.

So far our experience on HRQoL in COPD has mainly emerged from randomised clinical trials in which HRQoL is frequently evaluated as a secondary end point [ 17, 18].

But what mainly emerges from his narrative is, in his words, the "bad choices, wrong turns, betrayals, lies, drunken shouting matches, slapped faces, hideous divorces" and, he might have added, extramarital affairs, visits to psychotherapists, stays in mental hospitals and aborted careers.

In this paper I argue that today, fear of technology mainly emerges from a lack of meaning surrounding the technology revolution.

These filaments are built from smaller building blocks called tubulin heterodimers; and in dividing animal cells, they mainly emerge from structures called centrosomes.

Studies reflecting options for balancing fluctuating electricity feed-in from renewable energy sources have mainly emerged in the last few years.

The process of category generation was mainly inductive, emerging from the data.

Factors that mainly influenced the Falls CPG implementation emerged from four out of the five CFIR domains: characteristics of the intervention, inner setting, characteristics of the individuals and process.

Murphy is an absurdist masterpiece, a first novel that emerged from a long literary apprenticeship, mainly conducted in post-first world war Paris.