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The result of all this is a strange mix: Even as Aslan benefits from all the publicity stemming from this embarrassing interview, the whole disaster amounts to grist for a Fox News apology.
But the nation's vulnerability to events overseas and to volatile oil prices still stems from the amount that Americans spend on oil.
One of the greatest issues in accountability stems from the amount of control people actually possess in their work.
Delays in announcing the indictments stemmed from the amount of time it takes for prosecutors to draw up the necessary paperwork detailing the alleged crimes.
The discrepancy may stem from the amount of dust in dry climates inducing frequent eye rubbing in both patients and controls, thus concealing a possible association.
The steady-state conditions of the technological node of 2,6-DMP synthesis, stemming from the constant amount of o-cresol circulating in the system were indicated by isoline Φ = 1 in Figure 11.
Clark, the Met spokesman, said that the additional work hours stemming from HD amounted to less than one percent of payroll in the scenic and costume shops last year.
Our success stems from this comprehensive approach.
Everything stems from this.
Two observations stem from this.
