But they are surely right to see their story as one of "cross-contamination, the spread of bad ideas", and to conclude that the West's biggest mistake would be merely to try and protect itself instead of thinking deeply how to promote a better understanding between the two sides.The book, we are told, stems from a conversation the two authors had in north London, in front of Karl Marx's tomb.
The perceived trouble Republicans face, we are constantly told, stems from the party's opposition to illegal immigration.
Andy Hanley of the UK Anime Network was quick to note that much of the inspiration for Devil Survivor 2: The Animation's story-telling stemmed from the success of Persona 4: The Animation's playbook.
The calls, they say Spiro told them, stemmed from his murky activities during the past decade in war-torn Lebanon.
She was carrying double the normal amount of amniotic fluid, a life-threatening complication that, her doctors told her, stemmed from severe fetal deformities linked to the Zika virus.
Much of the current dilemma, he told me, stemmed from the Reagan Administration's decision to finance many of today's I.S.I. and Taliban leaders in their successful war against the Soviet Union.
Meanwhile, Thomas Cummins, the victims' cousin, originally confessed to killing the women, which he told police stemmed from an argument after he tried to have sex with Julie.
Mr. Sánchez's heart also races uncontrollably at times, a condition that doctors told his mother stems from psychological problems.
It's hard to say, because from what I know about the Illuminati... Well I don't know, but what's told is it stems from the opium trade, the slave trade and Queen Elizabeth.
Many of the problems, Mrs. Klein told the meeting, stem from the rapid growth at UConn.
Then there is Bill Cosby, who, like Trump, has vociferously denied wrongdoing by scores of women that have told their stories stemming from their interaction with Cosby, again, decades ago.
