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His first case, Guadagno v. Diamond Tours and Travel Inc., stemmed from a vacation that Mr. Dickerson took to a resort called Club Islandia in Jamaica.

The chief justice of West Virginia's Supreme Court, Elliott E. Maynard, lost his re-election bid on Tuesday after being dogged for months by a conflict-of-interest scandal stemming from photographs showing him on vacation and dining with the chief executive of a coal company with cases pending before the court.

stemming from a personal feud.

Ian Holmes of Private Island World of London, which rents islands worldwide, says the recent increase in private island vacations stems from "the importance of privacy; it is the luxury of our times".

Ms. Gorshow, in her letter to the board, defended the expenditures, saying the travel was legitimate and the vacation pay stemmed from concerns raised by the foundation's auditor.

While the stories about LePage planning a mid-shutdown vacation cited GOP state senators, he claimed the reports stemmed from his comment that his pen ― his power as governor to sign bills into law ― would be vacationing during the shutdown.

Holidays and vacation time are often where Fernando Schlapfer's profit stems from.

Some people feel that creating special or exotic vacations for just one child is an indulgence that stems from parental guilt.

The story behind Manson Family Vacation, the new film from writer-director J Davis, which stars Jay Duplass and Linas Phillips, stemmed from a conversation between friends.

It stems from my own childhood where I had two hardworking parents who didn't typically take us on many vacations.

Such caution stems from history.