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The sensitivity stemming from its competition with the Greens.

Part of the trouble with the others stems from Mary Shelley's clumsiness with dialogue.

The idea partly stemmed from a problem with recruitment.

Connexive dialogues stem from the desire to investigate a strange property of Aristotelian logic.

Today, DSG advocates for communication between students and administrators, a dialogue that stems from a three-page play about a very odd king.

It seems to me that this dysfunctional political dialogue, which stems from the iron certainty we grant our opinions, is the most pressing problem confronting 21st century America.

Dialogue expert William Isaacs says that problems between people often stem from an inability to conduct a successful dialogue.

The value of community conversations stems from their creation of social spaces for dialogue, which can enable marginalized people (in this case the impoverished rural Zimbabweans in our study) to engage in critical thinking.

"The extra niggle with them stems from that song.

The problem with the book stems from two particular points.

He stood out from his contemporaries for originality of dialogue and a stage sense that doubtless stemmed from his experience as an actor.