One egg, titled "Cicada Nymphs," collapses the image of the folkloric insect with that of the inmate, stemming from the idea that cicada nymphs stay burrowed underground for 13 to 17 years before emerging to mate.
It's a term that has come in vogue over the past decade, stemming from the idea that employing business savvy to solve social problems might be more effective than relying on the government (where social programs are often targets in budget cuts) or traditional nonprofits alone.
Each separate section offers a perspective on the idea of heroism stemming from the idea that pretty much everyone tends to think of themselves as the hero of their own story, or at least thinks they're "right".
The iPhone rumor mill has been all off-kilter for the past few weeks, primarily stemming from the idea that there may very well be no new iPhone at WWDC this year.
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Recent years have witnessed a resurgence in the interest in family size intentions and ideals in developed societies, partially stemming from the idea that realized fertility in these societies is lower than intended fertility.
While the core of this framework is on partner violence being gender symmetric, an argument that stems from the idea that behaviors of both males and females reflect that of their larger culture's endorsement of violence, these general attitudes about the acceptability or non-acceptability of violent behaviors can influence the justification of partner violence in subtle ways.
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Like Borkert and Penninx, we take an approach that stems from the idea that the multi-level governance of migration "is a process and not an event" and as such "is often of a cyclical in nature" (Borkert & Penninx, 2011, pp. 10 11).
"That stems from the idea that the cement and the limestone that compose the buildings of Miami are actually fossilized corals from eons past, when Miami was underwater.
That stems from the idea that working-class, blue-collar people in America don't have the means if something happens in an emergency.
