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There is a deeper unrealism in Sen's analysis, which emerges in his inability to account for the powerful appeal of the solitarist view.

It is a quintessentially secular subject, which emerges in the seventeenth century, when contemporary realignments of power become material for artists.

The town's history, which emerges in a series of flashbacks, has been blighted by war, and the locals do not share the new arrival's romantic idea of the past: "We tolerate the present, but what we love is the future, which is about as far away from the past as it is possible to be".

But Bay's approach is equal-opportunity ridicule: he shows people of both genders and many ethnicities and diverse classes and walks of life to be equally prone to venal self-interest and voracious, delusional idiocy, which emerges in sharply comic details.

We present a new algorithm for the computation of the inverse Abel transform, a problem which emerges in many areas of physics and engineering.

He suggested the conceptual solution of the three body problem, which emerges in the interplay of Earth, Moon, and Sun (1754).

One result was the Tea Party, which emerged in 2009.

Its heterodox, gnostic approach to life, which emerged in the 1960s, was never really radical.

(That's not counting the hour-long Mekong Hotel, which emerged in 2012).

Perhaps most threatening is the popularity of the DVD, which emerged in the mid-1990's.

Ten of the 17 initial proposals made it into a draft bill, which emerged in October 2014.