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Helen Fisher highlighted how feedback can stem from particular colleagues but not others: Actually, I get a mixed response.

In addition, our random-walk formulation accurately reproduces magnetization echoes stemming from coherent-pathway calculations.

This was conflict stemming from the particular configuration of implications of her construct system.

He said that the agency "moved quickly to ensure that its residents were not hurt by this by granting rent credits and ensured that no one would be adversely effected by legal action stemming from a rent calculation error.

They stem from the particular policies that Argentina pursued in the 1990s (see article).

Researchers have suggested that the enhanced properties stem from the particular micromechanics of the networks formed by these systems at these optimal compositions.

Moreover, these sources clearly stem from a particular intersection of identity men of the dominant class in Hawaiian society.

"The real problem stems from that particular investment.

The association stems from a particular aspect of poison dart frog behavior.

The problem with the book stems from two particular points.

Neither party's strategy stems from any particular principle, and could shift as the politics shift.