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Far more pressing than No Child Left Behind is the uncertainty emanating from Montgomery.
ObamaCare dissipated the uncertainty emanating from Washington.
Future aerospace vehicles (ASV) are designed to fly in both inner and extra atmospheric fields, which requires autonomous adaptability to the uncertainties emanated from abrupt faults and continuously time-varying environments.
The residual uncertainty may emanate from the barrage of disparate economic indicators announced of late.
But when the reports of potential adverse responses were made, the Policy Platform was caught between strongly committed and convinced Consortium members and uncertainty about safety emanating from researchers and programme managers within and outside the Consortium.
Light emanates from their anuses, too.
No lethal pollution emanates from windfarms.
It emanates from his point of view.
A fourth emanates from an electronic device.
The city's helicopter world emanates from three commercial heliports.
Deep poetry emanates from nature seen in pale northern sunlight.
