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Mr. Kuh was the chief assistant to Mr. Hogan in 1964 when Mr. Hogan decided to prosecute Mr. Bruce on obscenity charges stemming from a performance in a Greenwich Village nightclub.

Mr. Protas said he would not seek a restraining order to prevent the May performance, but his lawyer warned that the center could face legal action stemming from the performance if the suit is won by Mr. Protas.

The quitter label is one that LeBron James is still trying to shake, stemming from his uninterested performance in the second round of the N.B.A. playoffs between James's Cavaliers and the Boston Celtics in 2010.

PAW's May 13 issue included coverage of a controversy over questions of racism and free expression stemming from two campus performances and comments posted on the social-media app Yik Yak.

In recent years, he dealt with hip problems that reportedly stemmed from a performance.

Most voters' major problems with President Trump stem from his performance, not from his wealth or connections to Wall Street.

These development roadblocks that stem from datacenter performance can extend beyond delayed product timelines.

Most of today's small-cap lead has stemmed from strong performance by small value stocks.

Although the carmaker headed by Bill Ford Jr. Bill Ford Jr. gave an upbeat guidance for the year, it conceded that the recent good results stem from strong performance at the company's financial services arm.

The momentum of the Electric Vehicle Age will stem from enhanced performance, smoothness of acceleration, quietness, and superior control.

Some witnesses, including Pao's onetime mentor John Doerr, testified that Pao's lack of advancement stemmed from subpar performance, not discrimination or retaliation.