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Instead, many stem from Taiwan's own military legacy, the island's isolation and bureaucratic politics at home.

Many stem from Bret's fleeting appearance as an elf in The Lord Of The Rings, a non-speaking extra role with unanticipated consequences.

Many stem from how a man perceives his homosexuality and how that plays out in where and how he chooses to have sex.

"If you listen to stories about what led to this homicide or what led to this assault, you would be surprised how many stem from nightclubs.

The law's rules of the road are clear and many stem from the Voting Rights Act, which was passed in 1965 and amended in 2005.

Many stem from foreign interventions that were intended to end the war but have instead entrenched it in a stalemate in which violence is self-reinforcing and the normal avenues for peace are all closed.

The bishop is the subject of innumerable stories, many stemming from his quick and sometimes salty tongue.

How many of the deaths were due to the AH1N1 Swine Flu strain, and how many stemmed from the regular flu season?

The daily obstacles thrown across her path -- many stemming from her inexperience -- have shaken her idealism, her patience and her confidence.

Over the next decade a number of major challenges, many stemming from the response to the 2007-2008 financrisisrisis, loom especially large.

It has faced an array of legal issues, many stemming from its acquisition of the subprime lender Countrywide Financial in 2008.