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Penn Traffic, which emerged from a two-year bankruptcy reorganization in April 2005, began an internal review before the federal investigations started in July that year.

The biggest group is the Brady Campaign, which emerged from a group called Handgun Control Inc., which was founded in the nineteen-seventies.

It is a heavy burden on this country, which emerged from a 12-year civil war in the early 1990's.

That was one of Mr. Gore's themes, which emerged from a successful effort to retool his campaign after a slow start, and he benefited enormously from emphasizing it.

Her novel, which emerged from a dream, is an expression of defiance, a blasphemous book that almost accidentally had huge reverberations into the future.

The DPA resolved a seven-year investigation into the bank by U.S. authorities, which emerged from a U.S. crackdown on offshore tax evasion by wealthy Americans utilizing undeclared Swiss bank accounts.

A good example is the Higgs, which emerged from an equation in 1964 and was then discovered 48 years later.

She said: "We are delighted by the quality and breadth of our longlist, which emerged from an impassioned discussion.

Stella Rimington, the chairwoman of the judges, said in a statement: "We are delighted by the quality and breadth of our longlist, which emerged from an impassioned discussion.

It is unclear whether the excrement, which emerged from an opening beneath the pier, near 125th Street, was related to the fire.

The research, which emerged from an effort to improve educational performance in rural northeast Brazil, shows that improving the quality of schools could lead to gains in efficiency that more than offset the direct costs of the improvements.