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LONDON, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Barclays became the first bank to be ordered to stand trial in a British court over damages stemming from manipulation of the Libor interest rate after a High Court ruling on Monday.

Given that the evidence suggests most retractions do not stem from the manipulation of data, the reluctance to come clean seems self-­defeating.

"It is currently facing serious government investigations into illegal practices in many countries, some of which stem from the manipulation of its news feed algorithm".

The episode gets it right in suggesting that an evolutionary change may stem from a genetic manipulation.

stemming from a personal feud.

Part of the confusion stems from a patchwork of relief.

Does it stem from a lack of awareness?

In part it stems from a perception of shared values.

The situation in Japan stems from a culture of overwork.

Obviously, it all stems from a lack of confidence.

Rage stems from a combination of anxiety, pain and shame.