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The support for the military's crackdown on Islamists, several residents said, stems also from fear.

The lack of clear information stems also from the long process of interrogation, Mr. Sood said.

Its newfound popularity stems also from highly publicized appearances by dancers in films and rock concert contexts.

Part of Mr. Sarkozy's annoyance is not just economic, but stems also from a sense of betrayal.

Labour's problems stem also from the hijacking of its message by others and the dissolution of party loyalties.

But it stems also from Lilla's impatience with the partialities and contradictions of history itself; in the end he simply neglects the diversities of human motivation.

Our problems stem also from the harsh incarceration laws that break up families instead of counseling them and trying to keep them together.

This tendency toward general education did not stem only from considerations of political expediency; it stemmed also from the desire to improve the world through education making all areas of life orderly and subordinate to rational leadership.

The continuity of the medium stems also from the slow but steady development of different clay bodies, of slips and glazes, of the potter's wheel (used by the Egyptians as early as 1500 B.C ., of stamping and molding techniques.

The nascent push for more independence stems also from the fact that many Europeans saw Trump's election in deeply personal terms — deflating their view of the United States as a serious nation and a bastion of tolerance.

Model 2′s value of 110.25 MW stems also from a rough estimate of what is achievable using just anaerobic degradation.