The whole problem stems from separation of church and state.
Union with a woman who belongs to another man is often preferred because it is harder to obtain, nothing is certain in it, and the longing stemming from the separation of lover and beloved is more intense; it is pure preman (divine love).
After sitting down with a health worker trained by mindfullwe, Jane confessed that she had been struggling with severe stress for months, stemming from her separation from her husband, taking care of three children as a single mother, and being the sole provider for her family, including her mother and sister.
The difference in this age-related trait could be a neutral event stemming from genetic separation between northern and southern populations, or an evolutionary response to different ecological conditions.
When she finally comes back, on a China-backed mission, the couple must sort out a variety of issues stemming from their long separation -- namely that she's given birth to their daughter and started a new relationship in the intervening quarter of a century.
"Events continue to unfold," he said, adding that "the financial stress we continue to experience" stemmed from a separation of lending and distribution of credit to investors.
The real precipitation factor for this initial visit after being on the campus for several years seemed to stem from the separation of his parents some 30 days ago.
This may be due to chronic stressors linked to marital breakdown that stems from enforced separation.
I examine these biases as in terms of separation of partner specific idealization from generalized romantic idealization, and also as stemming from personality variables such as narcissism and attachment style.
It also stems from an untested separation of powers, opaque back-room agreements and a loose fidelity to the country's laws, whose interpretation often depends on who is reading them.
The strong evidence for four classes also likely stems from this strong separation.
