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— FLOYD NORRIS #Bernanke anchoring confidence in HOUSING, which is bubbling for reasons emanating from Fed policy and fundamental post-crash dislocations.

Lawmakers, meanwhile, described Mr. Ravitch as a beacon of reason emanating from an executive chamber that, before its near-meltdown last week, seemed bent on turning the Legislature into Public Enemy No. 1 to reverse the governor's plummeting poll numbers.

These reasons mainly emanate from the localization constraints the railway users are faced with.

Components can fail for a variety of reasons, and failure by fracture, often emanating from a stress concentration, be it in cyclic or static loading, can be one of the most catastrophic.

Many of the signaling pathways induced by p55 TNF receptor mirror those emanating from activated RANK, calling into question the reason that TNF-α on its own is incapable of promoting osteoclast differentiation.

They do so for several reasons, depending on the weather and what might be tasty: The thermal battery effect emanating from heavy metal parts attracts them.

Human nature is ethical, and humanity is akin to the Divine, emanating from the primal fire or aether, which, though material, is the embodiment of reason; and people should conduct themselves accordingly.

Hear that plaintive noise emanating from Madison Avenue?

There's also bad news, mostly emanating from Congress.

This industrial espionage emanating from China, the C.E.O.

The attacks emanating from Iran have inflicted only modest damage.