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And if not for the work of William H. Buckman, a criminal defense lawyer with subtle feel for constitutional law, even the Soto case might have been just one more failed attempt by public defenders to combat turnpike drug arrests they had long suspected were stemming from racial profiling, though they could never prove it.
But they should be stemming from the same source empathy.
These undifferentiated cells are a type of stem cell, because just as it's possible to regrow a tree from a single cutting, they are stems from which other body parts can theoretically grow.
Currently, more than 25% of monthly revenues are stemming from mobile purchases.
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But according to MTA spokesman Adam Lisberg, the current beeps, as unappealing as they might be, stem from "natural technical variation and we really don't care".
The case they were investigating stemmed from the sexual harassment complaints filed by Virginia Duffy, a former officer and one of Ms. Maher's co-plaintiffs, from her time in a Staten Island precinct in 1997, said Jeffrey L. Goldberg, who is the lawyer for Ms. Maher and four other plaintiffs.
Rather, who you truly are stems from your depth of being, from your soul.
The real fear for the smugglers — and by extension, those whom they are moving — stems from the quickly approaching New Year.
Johnson's claim at a magnet school graduation ceremony four years ago that they were "elitist" stems from what would appear to the casual observer to be this Doctor of Physical Education's view that the "smart," achievement-oriented kids are no better than the rest of us.
