The reason why this run was so alarming as to require unprecedented government support stems from the narratives underlying it.
His support stems from the Mohajirs, Urdu-speaking Muslims whose families moved to Pakistan after the partition from India in 1947, and who make up about half of Karachi's population.
White Americans can argue Trump is the all-American underdog, the anti-PC, shoot-from-the-hip politician they've been waiting for; that their support stems from an appreciation for someone willing to stand up for everything that once made America "great".
It has become a refusal to face criticism, punctuated by ill-tempered bouts of ineffectual authoritarianism.Megawati's mini-voltageMr Wahid's popular support stems from his former leadership of Nahdlatul Ulama (NU), a Muslim social organisation with more than 30m members, founded by his grandfather.
Recent interest in some type of metal oxide nanoparticles as a catalyst support stems from their magnetic property.
Still, in that very same New Yorker story, Obama tempers his statement by rightly pointing out that much of his remaining support stems from voters being overly enamored of the fact that he's our first black president.
Still, in that very same New Yorker story, Obama tempers his statement by rightly pointing out that much of his remaining support stems from voters being overly enamoured of the fact that he's our first black president.
In some cases, researchers question the validity of the abundant-centre hypothesis on the ground that apparent empirical support stems from reduced sampling near the edge of species range [27], [28].
The reported success in the attachment of enzymes onto solid supports stems from the availability of several enzyme/solid surface attachment chemistries.
That's because the leaders of the regime know that Washington has acquired a stake in their remaining in power and that American financial and military support stems not from charitable motives but from hard-nosed self-interest.
