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The failures all stemmed from implementation of old security standards with known vulnerabilities or failure to implement upgraded security protocols.

The Nation reports Pinera was a key player in the Koch-funded plan to dismantle Social Security and adds that Pinera's knowledge about public health systems stemmed from his time implementing Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet's privatization plans, which had the effect of robbing poor and middle class families.

Stemming from this insight, we design and implement a CNN architecture to jointly analyze shapes and images even with few training data guidance.

Public policies can take the form of laws stemming from the legislative or decrees that implement the laws developed by executive authorities [ 18].

Moreover, peaceful international action, often stemming from non-binding agreements, can be difficult to implement without the support of the sovereign states involved.

Many laws in member states now stem from the need to implement European legislation.

Perception of medical graduates' unpreparedness seemed to stem from a failure to implement the apprenticeship model of learning in medical school and lack of prior exposure to district hospitals.

The complaint stems from how Microsoft has been implementing browser choice since it was first investigated over the issue years ago.

Mr. Reedie assured Ms. Zhelanova that in his opinion the accusations of Russian doping stemmed from a time before Russia had implemented new laws and antidoping efforts.

Its efficiency stems from an innovative combinatorial circuit that implements the fundamental operation of Earley's parsing algorithm in time complexity O log2|G|), where |G| is the size of the CFG.

He mentioned making sure the reforms that stemmed from the previous investigations are being implemented effectively.