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To some extent, the frustration today over unreleased DVD's stems from heightened expectations.

The current observation that older adults with PN that completed a Tai Chi training program demonstrated increased COP complexity, in concert with improved plantar sensation, suggests that restoration of the multi-scale regulation of standing postural control may have stemmed in part from heightened feedback related to foot sole sensation.

AMMAN, Jordan — Mourners in Beirut paid emotional tribute Sunday to a well-known Lebanese politician who was killed Friday in a car bomb, an attack that heightened tensions stemming from Syria's bitter civil war.

But the committee stressed that it still saw "a risk of heightened inflation pressures" stemming from the low rate of joblessness -- 3.9percentt in October -- and the rise earlier this year in oil prices.

But that did little to calm the general sense of alarm as the spy planes re-emerged, heightening a state of alert stemming from an alleged terrorist plot that's led Yemeni security forces to take what they cast as "unprecedented actions" aimed at preventing militants they said had infiltrated the capital from carrying out the attack.

The Duchamp exhibition heightened our interest in "anti-art", stemming from the international Dada movement of 1916.

That is especially true given heightened concerns about the company's shareholder value bona fides stemming from its recent capital expenditure plan.

stemming from a personal feud.

The issue stems from the administration's heightened emphasis on work requirements in its new welfare proposals.

This stems from two trends.

Such caution stems from history.