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But partly it stems from fear that Libya will try to rescue the suspects or kill an important witness, who is said to be a turncoat Libyan intelligence agent now in an American witness protection program.

Partly it stems from a statement Gordon Brown made to trade union leaders last year when discussions were taking place over the need for legislation on trade union rights.

Partly it stems from confusion over how the FDA categorizes different products.

Partly too, it stems from a few high-profile recent cases that have not gone the government's way: the court's initial refusal, for example, to allow the deportation to Jordan of Abu Qatada, and its insistence that it is wrong to deny all prisoners, in every circumstance, a right to vote.

It stems partly from a long and storied distrust of the American alliance with Islamabad.

But it stems partly from the limitations of the current health-care system.

The reluctance to use it stems partly from the fear of exposing their shadowy methods and imperilling agents.

Work in other areas of India has shown that the term 'dai' or TBA is rarely used locally as there is no such clearly defined group, and it stems partly from use by the government in their training programs [ 29].

It partly stems from those DVD bonus things you get: behind the scenes, with green screens and people wearing dots all over their faces.

The brainchild of Town Supervisor Paul J. Feiner (who also started a town-run dating service), it stemmed partly from Mr. Feiner's own experience.

Lehman highlighted the reduction in a public earnings call but never disclosed that it partly stemmed from Repo 105.