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The measure stems from a security review after Sept. 11.

The measure stems from concern that landline and cellular phone companies are losing revenue to foreign operators of the Web-based services.

Mayor Raymond A. Borane of Douglas, who favors a new "guest worker program" that would allow illegal immigrants to work legally in this country, said the current economic boom in some measure stems from the immigrants taking jobs that Americans did not want.

The novelty of this economy-wide rebound measure stems from the fact that not only actual energy savings but also potential energy savings are quantified under general equilibrium conditions.

The measure stems from years of complaints by residents of neighborhoods across Los Angeles County that have been buzzed by low-flying helicopters.

The rational behind this measure stems from the theory that comparable measures of aspirations (i.e. goals) are needed to fully evaluate individual's personal views of wellbeing.

The measure, stemming from a time when Renzi and the PD were far more popular, could instead benefit surging populists in the 2018 elections.

The measure stemmed from concern about plans by Russia, China and the oil-exporting countries of the Middle East to buy up companies, banks and real estate in the West.

The proposed measure stemmed from a case in which the superintendent of an apartment complex in Bradley Beach pleaded guilty in 1999 to videotaping residents in their bathrooms and bedrooms.

Facebook Inc. called Dzodan's detention an "extreme and disproportionate measure" stemming from a case in Brazil involving its messaging service Whatsapp, which operates separately from the Facebook platform.

Arizona Republicans are again working to pass legislation ensuring anyone seeking to run for public office in the state is in fact an American citizen, a measure stemming from the ongoing attacks against President Barack Obama's citizenship.