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In his book, young Clifton, who was a writer for a North Carolina newspaper before becoming an official of Harry S. Truman Community College in Chicago, gave this summary of the problem he said stemmed from having President Truman for a grandfather: "Grandpa Truman died when I was 15 and I spent my next 11 years wondering how to live up to him.

Resort to ecologic designs usually stems from the practical consideration that summary information is more easily obtained and more often available than individual-level data.

In summary, unusually rapid coral recovery in the Keppel Islands apparently stemmed from synergistic effects of factors not previously recognized as important to resilience.

In summary, it appears as though UIA treatment alleviates the anxiety that stems from harboring an intracranial aneurysm that is at risk of rupturing.

In summary, the level of complexity of signaling systems involved in cognitive systems stems from the functions of components as fundamental cellular roles.

The missteps stemmed from the affidavits the lenders file as they seek a quick or summary judgment in thousands of foreclosure cases.

The discipline stemmed from a 2010 mayhem and assault trial, which Connolly presided over, according to a case summary included in the admonishment.

Such caution stems from history.

It stems from self-doubt.

This stems from two trends.

Racism stems from ignorance.