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The accusation stemmed from an exchange between Mahalo.com CEO Jason Calacanis and third party sales employee Gogi Gupta, where Gupta claimed Calacanis could buy an editorial on Fark for $300 to $400.

Mr. Yi said China would use open market operations to mop up excess cash stemming from foreign exchange inflows.

A difficulty in distinguishing between these two hypotheses stems from genetic exchanges that could have then occurred between western and eastern populations, leading to disruption in genetic structuring (model 2, Fig 2).

Chris Brown deleted his Twitter account Sunday night amid negative attention stemming from a nasty exchange with comedian Jenny Johnson.

The Moscow meeting stemmed from an exchange of letters in July and September between Dr. Keldysh and Dr. Thomas O. Paine, former NASA administrator.

The world is facing huge challenges...many stemming from conflicts and misunderstandings between religions and cultures.

Foreign exchange issues stemming from a strong dollar and macro conditions in China, Russia and Japan were noted points of friction.

A diplomatic tiff stemming from a collision last month between a Chinese trawler and two Japanese coast guard vessels has chilled academic exchange between the two countries.

Rules stemming from that proposal have been approved by the exchange's board and submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The confusion stemming from Mr. Duffy's testimony comes as the exchange faces questions about its oversight of MF Global.

First, a callous attitude toward stakeholders in the country's development stemming from poor communications or the lack of will to communicate," said the Choson Exchange blog.