Your cocaine use stemmed from trouble with alcohol, which I think stemmed from personal and professional troubles.
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Oil prices edged up as short-covering stemmed a two-day rout, but a stronger dollar stemmed gains.
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The oldest evidence of the Western Stemmed Tradition dates to around 2500,212 years ago, leading archaeologists to wonder if any connection existed between stemmed points and the Clovis style.
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These all stemmed from not having deep love and relationships.
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The charges stemmed from an incident in Tampa on Nov.
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The majority of those complaints stemmed from hair care products.
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And to think: It all stemmed from a transitional trim.
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The charges stemmed from a 2008 gun and drug charge.
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Authorities have said the attack stemmed from a domestic dispute.
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The charges stemmed from an incident that occurred on Aug.
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Some of Agrokor's debt stemmed from its acquisition of Mercator.
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The arguments stemmed from an order by Griesa on Feb.
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Rio said the delay stemmed from the project's challenging geology.
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Both revelations also stemmed from FOIA documents obtained by SAEN.
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The charges stemmed from a larger investigation into human trafficking.
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The case stemmed from PwC's auditing work for Montgomery, Ala.
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The charges stemmed from actions on the night of Sept.
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Others are busy growing businesses that stemmed from Vine videos.
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She said her skepticism stemmed from one factor: Mr. Trump.
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The community that we have now stemmed from those hui.
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In Mr. van Hove's world, violence isn't so easily stemmed.
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Diesel's generous decision stemmed from a bit of friendly competition.
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The attempted murder charges stemmed from an episode on Sept.
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Some of the federal charges stemmed from the apartment renovations.
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In the 1990s it stemmed an incipient epidemic of HIV.
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A lot of these moments have stemmed around morality issues.
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Her interest in psychiatry stemmed partly from her own childhood.
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The rules stemmed from the international Basel III banking accord.
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And to think, it all just stemmed from kitchen boredom.
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The outlet reported that one incident stemmed from a fan calling Westbrook "boy" during the 2018 playoffs, while another stemmed from a verbal altercation he got into with a fan during a March 11 game.
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The minister added that Trump's Syria tweets stemmed from domestic politics.
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The fall stemmed largely from a drop in energy-sector emissions.
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She told BuzzFeed News that the violation stemmed from a misunderstanding.
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London's spokesperson said the arrest stemmed from a private marital matter.
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Much of Target's growth online has also stemmed from these services.
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Many of them stemmed from his earliest and most recent albums.
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Much of the coverage loss stemmed from the reductions to Medicaid.
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The shooting stemmed from a fight shortly before 9:30 p.m.
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Uber's mapping project has stemmed from a complicated relationship with Google.
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Such consensus, unthinkable today, also stemmed from the existing political dynamics.
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In reality, the practice stemmed from his administration's "zero tolerance" policy.
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The raid stemmed, in part, from a referral from Mueller's team.
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The legal issues stemmed from two LLC investment groups debating ownership.
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Mourinho's power has always stemmed from the perception of his infallibility.
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But with the refugee flow now stemmed, Merkel's popularity has recovered.
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She said the feud stemmed from a disagreement over backup dancers.
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His arrival in 2013 stemmed a sustained fall in the rupee.
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The case: This case stemmed from the apportionment scheme in Alabama.
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Yeezy's success has stemmed in part from West's unique marketing strategies.
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The case against Cardinal Barbarin stemmed from allegations against the Rev.
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But so far, those facts have not stemmed the growing panic.
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The growth stemmed in part from the bank's credit card business.
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The tactics stemmed from superiors demanding increased body counts, prosecutors say.
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The complaint against the Ohio doctors stemmed from that task force.
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Their crimes, prosecutors said, stemmed from their actions after the shooting.
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The first factor stemmed from domestic pressure to abandon the deal.
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After the grapes are harvested, they are de-stemmed and crushed.
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"This incident stemmed from a dispute within that party," Waller said.
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In 2011, 40 percent of homicides in Caracas stemmed from robberies.
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Dr. Garfield's interest in studying fatherhood stemmed from his own experiences.
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The case stemmed from an investigation initiated by Mr. Mueller's office.
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After all, the investigation stemmed from an external event—the Panamanian leak.
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Coach Ron Rivera said all the Panthers' problems stemmed from their turnovers.
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The charges stemmed from incidents that occurred between January and August 2017.
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The arson charge stemmed from an encounter with his girlfriend in 2008.
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Police believe the shooting appears to have stemmed from a domestic dispute.
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The attack stemmed from a case of "mistaken identity," the paper reported.
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He said the new role stemmed from growing anxiety within the company.
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The case stemmed from allegations from Ramirez's nieces, ages 7 and 9.
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Lonelygirl15 The OG scandal that stemmed from YouTube's early days, in 2006.
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The underlying philosophy was all problems stemmed from drug addiction and alcoholism.
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Both Equifax and Capital One say their breaches stemmed from unpatched vulnerabilities.
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But as well as giving long-stemmed red roses people give books.
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Police say the violence stemmed from an unproven rape allegation against Leavitt.
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The breach stemmed from Capital One's decision to store data in Amazon.
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He also filled the room with long-stemmed roses in individual vases.
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The case stemmed from the Swiss National Bank's sudden move on Jan.
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The MDC has said Zimbabwe's problems stemmed from last year's presidential vote.
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Most of what I learned creatively stemmed from this little fixer upper.
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The product stemmed from a family recipe and her love for bees.
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" He adds, "I think that's where the real-time aspect stemmed from.
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Many of Uber's problems in 2017 stemmed from its obsession with growth.
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WLWT reports that the shooting stemmed from conflict earlier in the day.
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That loyalty to guests stemmed from "the top," as Oberoi calls it.
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Much of the suffering China experienced during his misrule stemmed from that.
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The conversations stemmed from the Harvard College Class of 2021 Facebook group.
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SunEdison's troubles stemmed from its rapid growth across several areas, analysts say.
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SunEdison's troubles stemmed from its rapid growth across several areas, analysts said.
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All windows are protected by circle-patterned grates that stemmed from Mrs.
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Not all frustrations for the White House have stemmed from the courts.
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But Bowie's influence stemmed from far more than success on the charts.
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Larsen calls that a "wildcard" regarding whether coal's decline will be stemmed.
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Without elaborating, he said the violence stemmed from a national leadership vacuum.
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The damages stemmed from an arbitration case between Google and Mr. Levandowski.
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Approximately three-fourths of cassowary confrontations stemmed people trying to feed them.
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The case stemmed from a referral from Mueller to the Justice Department.
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The decision stemmed from their concerns that the coronavirus pandemic could worsen.
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Experts, however, are skeptical that disinformation can be stemmed before the election.
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His problems stemmed, he said, from being sexually abused by his stepfather.
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And it really stemmed from realizing that our community was very global.
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And he said the president's shutdown threat stemmed from anger at Democrats.
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Court documents show that the charges stemmed from an incident on Aug.
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Their pessimism stemmed from the defection of a key leadership ally, Rep.
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The injury stemmed from a practice since Tuesday night's loss at Clemson.
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The allegations stemmed from disclosures last year in the Panama Papers leak.
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ESPN's report said the punishment stemmed from a rape accusation on Aug.
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Her horror appears to have stemmed from disillusionment at their differing agendas.
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It stemmed from the substance of the party's position on health care.
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The idea for the camera stemmed from a theft at the home.
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Two of those arrests stemmed from protesters chaining themselves to capitol entrances.
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Surprise them with things like perfumed love letters and long-stemmed roses.
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The case stemmed from Mr. Newton's purchase of a Las Vegas casino.
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The newly discovered point styles come in two forms: mostly lanceolate, or leaf-shaped, stemmed points dated to between 280,500 and 13,500 years ago and triangular-shaped stemmed points dating later, to between 14,000 and 13,4003 years ago.
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This was an embarrassing string of events that stemmed from unprincipled user research.
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"Our discovery shows that stemmed points predate lanceolate point styles," Waters told Gizmodo.
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Beltram's transition from house to techno stemmed from his love of tougher sounds.
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Hampshire. His late surge stemmed from a near-perfect storm of factors. Rubio
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According to the AP, this investigation stemmed from documents released by Football Leaks.
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The ban stemmed from alleged infringement of patents held by chipmaker Qualcomm (QCOM).
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Other charges stemmed from a string of incidents in 2018, according to prosecutors.
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This theory stemmed from a photo she shared on her social media accounts.
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KPMG found that £900 million of fraud stemmed from just seven super cases.
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We must remember that modern education stemmed from a need for intellectual colonialism.
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These prosecutions stemmed from the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy toward illegal immigration.
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The ongoing saga has stemmed from the NFL's advanced regulations for helmet safety.
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In fact, few of those achievements stemmed from the federal government's direct involvement.
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Some of his earliest inspiration stemmed from Abstract Expressionists such as Franz Kline.
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Her decision to skip the event stemmed from her experience there in 2001.
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The idea stemmed from an article written by a contributor for the platform.
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The charges stemmed from an earlier LAPD investigation following accusations of sexual assault.
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CBS Chicago and ABC7 reported that the shooting stemmed from a domestic incident.
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An early and explicit Japanese demand for a transitional arrangement stemmed from experience.
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This stemmed not from new signals or whizzier interfaces but from better maths.
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The idea stemmed from Harmon's podcast — "Harmontown" — which also features some D&D.
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The charges stemmed from a raid narcotics officers executed at his Trenton eatery.
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The idea for her piece stemmed from conversations about exactly who is dying.
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The problem stemmed from Curiosity's cameras and how they stored their image data.
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The underwriting improvement stemmed mainly from a unit that protects against major catastrophes.
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But both, it seems, stemmed at least in part from the same source.
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Their fears, he said, stemmed from a crisis that dates back 40 years.
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Their friendship allegedly stemmed from a love of martial arts and mutual admiration.
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Not even a surge in U.S. nonfarm payrolls in December stemmed the bleeding.
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The fight stemmed from Paul stacking yard debris near a shared property line.
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The dollar's gains partly stemmed from the prospects of rising U.S. interest rates.
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The genesis of the character stemmed from lessons learned from Ueda's previous work.
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Kardashian West said in a tweet the rejection stemmed from his criminal record.
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These changes have stemmed in part from sharply diminished public support for education.
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This stemmed partly from pressure from investors such as Norway's sovereign-wealth fund.
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Nathan Eovaldi, demoted to the bullpen, came on and stemmed the Indians' comeback.
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But some of the decline stemmed from increased U.S. scrutiny, according to Rhodium.
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The New York Times case stemmed from a libel lawsuit the Montgomery, Ala.
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Harvey, 35, spent two decades living with severe anxiety that stemmed from OCD.
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Her doctors told her the infection likely stemmed from her colonoscopy, she says.
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The community initially stemmed from people who use ASMR as a sleep aid.
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All those decisions stemmed in part from Mr. Sanders's outlook on the race.
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What may sound like a headline-grabbing hipster food stemmed from good intentions.
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But the larger earnings also stemmed from Republicans' massive cut in corporate taxes.
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Previous court-ordered shutdowns have stemmed from Brazilian demands for WhatsApp user data.
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Even though I have stemmed wine glasses too, visitors tend to favor these.
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Part of the difficulty stemmed from what is known as the ''spitzenkandidat'' process.
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He added that the assault charges against Mr. Cammarata stemmed from that history.
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The case stemmed from an ongoing child-custody dispute with her former partner.
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One of the biggest challenges was writing something that stemmed from real life.
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Chief McCormack said the shooting stemmed from a dispute between the two men.
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Instead, his apology stemmed from a quirky moment in the second-set tiebreaker.
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Ferguson's problems stemmed from the world's most obvious problem: a lack of money.
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The Watergate scandal stemmed from Nixon's efforts to cheat in the 1972 election.
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The principle stemmed from an early decision not to mail DVDs to Canada.
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The disputes have always stemmed from a fundamental difference between the two countries.
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The idea for the story stemmed from one of the writer's longtime fascinations.
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That lawsuit stemmed from an investigation by the attorney general's office, Stein said.
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The bulk of the pickup in applications stemmed from demand for home refinancing.
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The name stemmed from a gig King performed in Arkansas in the 1950s.
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This lawsuit is far from Musk's first controversy stemmed by his Twitter behavior.
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The Manhattan prosecutors' charges against Cohen stemmed from a referral from Mueller's team.
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Some of that popularity stemmed from the title of Goldberry's presentation: The Curry Landscape.
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The accusation stemmed from an incident on a private plane, giving the FBI jurisdiction.
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The rebellions stemmed partially from resentment of the uranium industry's alleged exclusion of northerners.
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The case stemmed from a 2014 civil suit, according to the New York Times.
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According to TMZ, their conflict stemmed from decisions Diesel has made as a producer.
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The case at issue stemmed from the attorney general's criminal prosecution of Tieco, Inc.
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" She continued, "I was just very insecure — I think that's where it stemmed from.
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"It seems like, at least, the tide has stemmed quite a bit," said Luna.
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Any bad habit I've created stemmed from being unclear of my objectives and intentions.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey stemmed from Biden's remarks last month at a fundraiser.
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The allegations stemmed from a recent report published on a conservative news site, RedState.
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The charges stemmed from him kidnapping and shooting a man, CNN affiliate WMC reported.
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The threats stemmed from an investigation into tax fraud involving a former MNC subsidiary.
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But the company's deadliest problems seem to have stemmed from its basic electricity equipment.
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The issue, according to TP-Link, stemmed from the line of Google Cast products.
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The strong hiring in the public sector stemmed mostly from local and state governments.
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Witnesses said the shooting stemmed from an argument among a small group of men.
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The majority of the tension in this episode stemmed from dialogue, not jump scares.
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For Cage, part of the appeal of real estate also stemmed from his childhood.
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The credit stemmed from tax rules linked to an employee bonus program at Facebook.
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But, don't forget some of the most notable movies and televisions stemmed from books.
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The decline stemmed from weak orders for machinery, equipment and computers and electronic products.
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While they stemmed from unrest over the economy, they quickly snowballed into something larger.
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The federal oversight stemmed from a civil rights investigation that began after Gray's death.
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Heilbronn said the biggest risks in the region stemmed from political tensions between countries.
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All of that stemmed from his July arrest, but all's well that ends well.
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The strengths and weaknesses of the center stemmed from the same things—its novelty.
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Lower borrowing costs stemmed a further decline in loan demand to buy a home.
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Ford has said its sales crisis stemmed mainly from a lack of new products.
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Together, the records stemmed from three separate FOIA requests, as pointed out by CNN.
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The EU's deal with Turkey that has stemmed the flow into Greece looks shaky.
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It appeared the ailment stemmed from a second-period hit by Colorado's Nikita Zadorov.
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Maybe it stemmed from seeing me shake out stiff legs after a long drive.
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The Bay of Pigs invasion and the Lehman Brothers collapse stemmed from narrow-mindedness.
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"The idea really stemmed from our first time meeting on Survivor," Anglim tells PEOPLE.
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From that stemmed an incremental independence structure they setup for him and his sister.
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Part of Kelly's fallout in Philadelphia stemmed from his quest to gain more power.
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Harvin told Tesfatsion that his marijuana use stemmed from issues he had with anxiety.
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The argument stemmed from an issue the girls had on Snapchat, KTRK-TV reported.
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Some of its problems stemmed from the Tempur-Pedic acquisition of Sealy in 2013.
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The ministry said October's record total stemmed from new product launches including wearable devices.
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Again, he said, his involvement stemmed from an instinct to do what seemed right.
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Many of their grievances stemmed from the anti-Islamic rhetoric used by Western leaders.
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Police believe the shooting stemmed from a drug beef, as the Associated Press reported.
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Her idea for Liz Rae Weddings stemmed from her experience as a wedding officiant.
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How do we study trends without replicating the often unequal systems they stemmed from?
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Local news reports said the shooting stemmed from a dispute over a property inheritance.
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"The beauty ideals of our generation are still stemmed in white supremacy," she said.
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His reaction stemmed from his perceived status as a junior partner in the band.
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The feud stemmed from a series of inquiries that found fault with City Hall.
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The action stemmed from Venezuela's decision to nationalize foreign oil assets a decade ago.
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Stark says the design will "feature materials and colors stemmed from a fetal universe."
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Similarly, Rockefeller believed that his success stemmed partly from his ability to galvanize employees.
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The growth in that state has stemmed from a spurt of new residential development.
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Uncertainty also stemmed from investors weighing the likelihood of a Brexit agreement by Thursday.
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The operation stemmed from the agency's increased focus on immigration violations at the workplace.
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The privileged status of English stemmed from the novelty of the American-bred gangsters.
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Mr. Putin insisted that the chemical attack had stemmed from anti-Assad rebel units.
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These charges stemmed from a sexual harassment lawsuit filed against Clinton by Paula Jones.
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The charge reportedly stemmed from a police visit to Outlaw's apartment on March 20.
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The exodus of residents that followed, however, has been partly stemmed by new arrivals.
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Her behavior stemmed from a wish to keep herself apart from their ungainly suffering.
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An SEC filing said that Barr's decision stemmed from a disagreement over CEO succession.
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Nut can't help wondering if his temper stemmed from whatever happened in the war.
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Carter, 30, says the reason for his switch in diet stemmed from health concerns.
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Apparently it stemmed from feeling bad about her role in the E Corp bombings.
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I don't know if I would put the context that alcohol stemmed from troubles.
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Significant Master-Lease Income: In 2016, 27% of ART's gross profits stemmed from master leases with fixed rentals and in most cases built-in annual rent escalations, while a further 13% of gross profit stemmed from management contracts with minimum guaranteed rental income.
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The elaborate-seeming drinks in glasses as thin-stemmed and polished as your designer stilettos.
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One key to Holzhauer's "Jeopardy!" success actually stemmed from his background as a professional gambler.
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Another risk to casino stocks globally has stemmed from further tightening of China's capital outflows.
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The attack on Sanchez was unprovoked and stemmed from an argument, Corona police have said.
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The in-app charges stemmed from purchases made by kids when playing with freemium apps.
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One thing that's very, very stemmed from reality is "my" character Frankie in the show.
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The dip in the NPL ratio likely stemmed from record bank lending in the quarter.
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The audit said the discrepancies stemmed from spending on fuel and mismanagement of certain accounts.
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Yet much of the real concern stemmed from who he was, not what he said.
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The initial review, in part, stemmed from the ongoing nationwide shortage of lethal injection drugs.
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They must therefore have stemmed from other (as yet unknown) genetic differences between the flies.
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The police have said the shooting stemmed from a dispute over low-level drug dealing.
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The shooting stemmed from a dispute between the shooter and the victim, according to authorities.
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It stemmed from a December 2014 incident after which Cagle was placed on administrative leave.
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In retrospect, scholars believe Anne's pregnancy troubles stemmed from an autoimmune disease called antiphospholipid syndrome.
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Glapinski said the agency's decision stemmed from what he called a "certain deficit of information".
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The split reportedly stemmed from personality conflicts and Lewis' interest in producing and directing movies.
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A part of the report's concern stemmed from Huawei's dependence on components from other companies.
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The facility believes his past behavior stemmed from his attempts to self-medicate his troubles.
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The government said the warning in question stemmed from personal acrimony over a love affair.
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The cancellation apparently stemmed from disagreements with the Russian government over logistics like road closures.
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The judge also lifted an injunction on the law that stemmed from a similar lawsuit.
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West Virginia stemmed the third-quarter uprising by Kansas with an 2126-yard touchdown drive.
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Hana says her father's desire to bring his family together stemmed from his own upbringing.
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Their obligation to help increase the debt limit stemmed from their partial control of government.
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RBC's managing director said the decision stemmed from disagreements on "a number of crucial issues".
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It was unclear if Michel's resignation stemmed from his party's defeat in the parliamentary polls.
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The New York Times reported that the alleged assault stemmed from an argument over landscaping.
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St. Paul police said that the arrest stemmed from a report they received on Saturday.
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Yet there seems limited conviction among Indian liberals that the Hindutva tide can be stemmed.
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U.S. equities closed mostly higher on Friday as energy stocks stemmed this week's sell-off.
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According to Forbes, Maddow's position as a "dominant prime-time star" stemmed from this coverage.
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There are an amazing array of technology innovations that have stemmed from R&D investment.
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Most of Novogratz's profits had stemmed from his initial seven-million-dollar investment in 2013.
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The actual feud, however, allegedly stemmed from a mere miscommunication during a WWII air raid.
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It's unclear if CNO's latest order stemmed from a debacle in San Diego on Friday.
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The charges stemmed from a months-long investigation into the practices of the police department.
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"It appears as if this incident stemmed from a road rage," the news release said.
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Amazon did not immediately comment if the delivery change stemmed from the Whole Foods deal.
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Laura was relieved to hear the doctor say that her distress stemmed from an illness.
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The concerns about these Games were myriad, and many of them stemmed from the water.
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The charges stemmed in part from Abramoff overbilling Native American tribes he had as clients.
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So a lot of this stuff stemmed out of what I'd written that I wanted.
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The second piece stemmed from these conversations I was having with people around the campaign.
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Remember how the initial backlash to the show stemmed mostly from how ditzy Penny was?
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Its sinewy, pork-like brown nubs are actually flash-fried, roasted fat-stemmed oyster mushrooms.
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Over the years, researchers have investigated some intriguing questions that stemmed from these basic findings.
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Many of the allegations stemmed from on-duty cases involving people the employees had apprehended.
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That rumor may have stemmed from the Patriots' dalliance with actual illegal team spying, a.k.a.
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The legislation stemmed from a two-year Senate investigation led by Mr. Portman into Backpage.
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Black's early release stemmed from the completion of a voluntary life skills course behind bars.
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About 15,000 stemmed from planned work to repair the system's failing signals and worn track.
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That theory stemmed from another Martian meteorite, but this one came from the planet's mantle.
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The AIDS crisis was not stemmed by persuading people to quit sex, Dr. Lahey said.
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The AIDS crisis was not stemmed by persuading people to quit sex, Dr. Lahey said.
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General Dyer's actions stemmed from this — a fact that the British could not officially acknowledge.
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Both cases stemmed from an FBI investigation into an online child pornography forum called Playpen.
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He said he thought the problem stemmed from the Yankee Stadium mound's hard, sticky clay.
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Mr. Katzman's larger concern stemmed from what he was witnessing while working on corporate deals.
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Their suspicion may have stemmed from his eight-pack abs and frankly ridiculous jaw line.
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Coming out of the Labor Day weekend, however, investor jitters stemmed from tensions in Asia.
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Mr. Kalanick argued that Benchmark's suit stemmed from a "public and personal attack" on him.
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The only light was from a long-stemmed, green-shaded lamp on the bedside table.
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Turner told ESPN his decision stemmed from differing views with Zimmer about the offensive strategy.
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Nelson said his comments stemmed from his July 2 letter, co-signed by GOP Sen.
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Brazil's government and meat industry said most problems stemmed from vaccinations and were being addressed.
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The reference on Wednesday to possible perjury charges against Mr. Lee stemmed from that testimony.
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Employee outrage has largely stemmed from the sale of technology, particularly AI, for military application.
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In retrospect, I think part of my denial stemmed from his, or perhaps vice versa.
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Both decisions — voting for Trump or not voting at all — stemmed in part from alienation.
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The case stemmed from an August lawsuit filed against McGahn by the House Judiciary Committee.
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Much of the confusion may have stemmed from the chaotic bureaucracy of Israel's early years.
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Other officials said the extraction stemmed from concerns about the media's scrutiny of the agency.
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The case stemmed from a DUI stop in which Smollett gave police someone else's name.
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The victims were not students and police think the incident stemmed from a domestic situation.
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The charges stemmed from actions aimed at securing financing for a stadium in the town.
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That is worrying; some of America's greatest foreign-policy debacles have stemmed from politicised intelligence. ■
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A department spokeswoman said the decision stemmed from concerns about student privacy, including immigration status.
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The problem had stemmed from Audi's decision to form a partnership with SAIC Motor Corp.
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Hunter's guilty plea Tuesday stemmed from his misuse of more than $200,000 in campaign funds.
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The case stemmed from a DUI stop in which Smollett gave police the wrong name.
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That stemmed, in part, from confusion about the revealer clue, but I'll get to that.
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The fire stemmed from a minimalist painting with electrical aspects by Mary Corse, which overheated.
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These primarily stemmed from the fact that the wheels did not properly fit the track.
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These indicated that her current issues actually stemmed from some leftover problems with her past owners.
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That stemmed from the experience of the 1960s and 1970s when inflation got out of hand.
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Many years ago I realized that taking my work home stemmed from a lack of trust.
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Much of her support stemmed from a stubborn reverence for her father felt by older voters.
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His fourth-place finish in New Hampshire has stemmed the tide of those urgings, for now.
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Stewart's bold look appears to have stemmed from the Met Gala, where she rocked orange eyebrows.
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A renewed selloff in U.S. Treasuries due to the encouraging data also stemmed the dollar's decline.
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The most bewildering part of the two premieres may not have stemmed from the films themselves.
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The decline partly stemmed from low investment returns in 2016 due to poor stock market performance.
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" "I know that my mother's treatment of me stemmed from her own issues with her body.
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In hotels, pools were a major culprit, but 65 cases stemmed from hot tubs or spas.
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The latter charge stemmed from the fact that he gave alcohol to the victim, says Provencher.
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She said some of the problems of YouTube and other platforms stemmed from their rapid growth.
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They want to reiterate that the assault stemmed from a neighborly dispute, not a political fight.
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The decline partly stemmed from low investment returns in 2016 due to poor stock market performance.
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Niklas says the hacking incident stemmed from legacy point-of-service technology used at certain restaurants.
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Its partnership with Stewart stemmed from an earlier relationship with entertainer and cannabis icon Snoop Dogg.
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Paul said Boucher tackled him from behind during a heated argument that stemmed from landscaping beef.
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He said his government would cooperate "vigorously" with any judicial investigation that stemmed from the leak.
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That was the result of an investigation that stemmed from regulators' investigation of rival Volkswagen AG .
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But local residents fear that may change if the flow of clandestine crossings is not stemmed.
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This egregiously mischaracterizes the Stephens outrage, which stemmed largely from his specific variant of conservative thought.
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Swalwell added that the indictment of Cohen stemmed from transcripts released from the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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A majority of the illnesses stemmed from norovirus contamination and strains of E. coli and salmonella.
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The request stemmed from an October comment the committee's spokesman made to The New York Times.
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Marine officials said the July 25 mass arrest stemmed from information gleaned from a previous investigation.
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His difficulties then stemmed in part from Democratic senators use of the filibuster to block legislation.
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What eventually stemmed from those internet call-outs, though, was habit of "canceling" the perceived offenders.
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It stemmed from polycystic ovary syndrome, and she found it hard to accept her larger figure.
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Though, part of the uproar over the photo stemmed from Watson's 2014 interview with Wonderland magazine.
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She revealed to ABC13 that her fears of being killed stemmed during her time in jail.
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The charges have stemmed from a pro-McConnell super PAC spending $9 million to boost Strange.
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In part, the breach stemmed from Ms. Spar's different way of doing business, several officials said.
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There was still some hope that this stemmed from an obliviousness rather than some deeper disconnect.
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The case stemmed from a magazine article he wrote linking high-ranking government officials to corruption.
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The standoff stemmed from frustrations of western ranchers over what they consider heavy-handed government policies.
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The increased role of immigration attitudes stemmed from the 2016 campaign itself: Mr. Trump and Mrs.
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The accuser later retracted his allegation, saying it stemmed from an "unreliable" memory recovered under hypnosis.
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Nor have the kingdom's frequently shifting explanations stemmed the outrage in Western countries over the death.
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Ms. Nicholas's harassment allegation stemmed from an incident that she says occurred in Chicago in 2013.
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Earlier trade cases have already stemmed the flow of many solar products from China, he said.
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The investigation stemmed from a criminal complaint filed by Bainer in 2015, according to Vanity Fair.
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He said he believed the depression had stemmed largely from the fight to save his vision.
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Manafort's criminal activity stemmed from his foreign lobbying on behalf of pro-Russia politicians in Ukraine.
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The congressional impeachment inquiry was triggered by a whistleblower's complaint that stemmed from the phone call.
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Slowing growth toward the end of last year stemmed from problems with the service's Android app.
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And that disconnect is where she thinks many of the problems with Kindle Worlds stemmed from.
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An arrangement of 27 long-stemmed roses from the latter rings in at a staggering $250.
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Aides soon realized stemmed back to a home-state political rivalry with Andrus, the sources said.
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Not even an IMF bailout and interest rates of 60% have stemmed the bleeding in Argentina.
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But he received clemency for the guilty charge that stemmed from him posing with the corpse.
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The charge stemmed from a probable cause affidavit Encinia filed with jail officials justifying Bland's arrest.
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The lawsuits stemmed from thousands of women who said they were injured after using the devices.
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The decline in mortgage activity stemmed from decreases in applications for refinancing and purchasing a home.
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The decision to not certify stemmed from the board's investigation into bizarre results involving absentee ballots.
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Thanks to resilient consumer spending, the economy withstood the threats that stemmed from the trade war.
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Much of that upward trajectory stemmed from a sharp increase in subscription revenues year over year.
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Both documents stemmed from investigations into misinformation on social media platforms and offer some common solutions.
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The deal stemmed from an unusual arrangement Pera had with previous limited partners of the Grizzlies.
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The phrase "blowing up a cell phone" must have stemmed from someone's experience with a Gemini.
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That decision stemmed from his deep skepticism of US foreign engagement, particularly in the Middle East.
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Two of those were related to Citizens Bank and four stemmed from Federal Savings Bank loans.
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She said the joke and other offensive humor stemmed from her "dumb white girl" stage persona.
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The government's surprise cut to its old-crop corn supplies estimate stemmed from harvest shortfalls in Brazil.
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The then-new technology was called "sensing artificial reality," and stemmed from an American space development project.
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Thousands of employees were fired over customer abuses, which stemmed from aggressive sales targets implemented by managers.
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A spokesman for the bank said the majority of its fall in assets stemmed from the sale.
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They added that the gunfire apparently stemmed from some kind of dispute with the shooter&aposs neighbor.
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Additional market pressure stemmed from the USDA's announcement that its next monthly supply/demand report on Feb.
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Outflows from other source countries are also being stemmed, and people-trafficking rings are coming under attack.
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Support for prices also stemmed from talks with China about reducing Beijing's tariff on U.S. ethanol products.
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Mr. Schaffer said he believed the misdemeanor charge stemmed from laws prohibiting offers to buy fetal tissue.
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Rebecca speculated that such comments weren't meant to be malicious, but stemmed from a lack of training.
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This curiosity about our involuntary reactions stemmed from her experience assembling You An Orchestra You A Bomb.
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Trump did acknowledge that the idea he supported the war stemmed from an interview with Howard Stern.
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Last week, Brazilian officials said most problems with the meat stemmed from vaccinations and were being addressed.
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An estimated 600,000 Italians live in Britain; not even the prospect of Brexit has stemmed the flow.
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This skill stemmed from a trait rare in the upper echelons of politics: she was fantastically nice.
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It was initially believed that Rapp's firing stemmed from the notoriously image-conscious company caving to pressure.
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Those accomplishments stemmed from a 2014 measure Lee championed that led to creating Hawaii's interagency Climate Commission.
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Her ashes, placed in a gold rectangular box, were set center stage beside pink long-stemmed roses.
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The harassment stemmed both from management decisions made at the site and opposition to her discrimination suit.
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Evidence showed that the matter "was an isolated incident that stemmed from an ongoing disagreement," police said.
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By registering a domain name found in the malware's code, Hutchins stemmed the spread of the infection.
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The growth stemmed in part from a 5 percent same-store-sales increase for China's KFC locations.
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That stemmed from an aborted attempt by Obama administration political leaders to develop metrics for budget purposes.
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These two had a lot of conflict, some of which stemmed over a shared love for Peter.
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The penalty stemmed from LiButti gambling huge sums at the hotel's casino before his death in 85033.
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The fight allegedly stemmed from an argument over the divorce, and Kevin demanding spousal support from Wendy.
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She said the charges stemmed from the partners giving misleading information on loans they had from VBS.
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The investigation into JPMorgan's hiring of interns stemmed from explicit records—favour-granters will now act quietly.
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The failure to speak out stemmed from a desire to protect institutions' reputations, or fear of retribution.
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These issues have stemmed from reports of racially biased ad targeting for housing and jobs on Facebook.
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Many of the lurid details stemmed from 2010 to 2012, when the company was experiencing rapid growth.
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The investigators' main purpose was to examine not that battle, but the tragedy that stemmed from it.
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The motive in the killings was financial, prosecutors say, and stemmed from the brothers' joint business ventures.
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The communication issues likely stemmed from how Philae landed on the comet, called Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko.
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I think that nervousness and anxiety really stemmed from the worst-case scenarios while underneath the knife.
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He said his huge popularity stemmed from the fact that there was no hidden side to him.
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Juno said the problem stemmed not from its treatment but from a chemotherapy drug used in pretreatment.
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The offence stemmed from a Facebook post last year in which she insulted Museveni with a profanity.
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He had another name, too: the Phantom, which stemmed from his record as Italy's longest-sought fugitive.
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Roughly half of the outflows on Wednesday stemmed from both delta- and gamma-hedging trading, Kolanovic estimated.
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The opinion stemmed from a lawsuit over changes to Pennsylvania's abortion control law in 63 and 26.
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The action stemmed in part from a referral from Mueller's team, and Rosenstein reportedly approved the move.
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The Post and Courier reports that the response stemmed from a Facebook comment referring to state Rep.
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Authorities believe the shootings stemmed from a "boyfriend [and] girlfriend type of dispute," CNN affiliate WAFB reported.
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Petri said the killings might have stemmed from a domestic violence incident, but he declined to elaborate.
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The theory described these complex patterns and suggested that such shifts stemmed from economic and social conditions.
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A majority of those offenses, the FBI found, stemmed from bias based on race and/or ethnicity.
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The lure of abstraction stemmed from the desire of many Dadaists to develop a new visual language.
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Instead, it's likely his Capgras stemmed from a series of head injuries incurred when he was younger.
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That stemmed from BuzzFeed publishing an unverified dossier claiming Russia sought financial and personal leverage over Trump.
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The shooting stemmed from an earlier fistfight, but it's unclear exactly who Troy Ave allegedly shot—i.e.
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But it isn't clear if the yuan's recent depreciation stemmed from a swing in market consensus — i.e.
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Prosecutors said the claims were fraudulent because they stemmed from the scheme and were often medically unnecessary.
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Prosecutors said the gunfight stemmed from a rivalry between the Folk Nation and 8-Trey Crips gangs.
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There is no sense that anything this administration has done has stemmed the tide of the virus.
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Again, De Blasio's call stemmed from a question Lehrer posed about Ocasio-Cortez's position on the issue.
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The corruption of apartheid's leaders stemmed from arrogance; they believed that they could control the world forever.
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Beset by a scratchy throat, he tried drinking water from a stemmed cup, but it didn't help.
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Darren Harris told KTTV that the shooting stemmed from a dispute between the suspect and the victim.
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In fact, they are so ubiquitous that they might not seem as glamorous as their stemmed siblings.
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They stemmed from his pleading guilty to a misdemeanor charge of cannabis possession in London in 93.
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He said the posts were from seven years ago and stemmed from immaturity when he was 17.
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Their circumstances stemmed from an economic decision made in the first years of the post-apartheid era.
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The confusion stemmed from a joint statement that was long on lofty language and short on specifics.
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In Haro, authorities believe the outbreak stemmed from a funeral in the northern region of the country.
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" Ms. Rebeck said this quickness stemmed from her ability to go into what she called "character head.
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At one point he claimed that references to vomiting in his yearbook stemmed from his weak stomach.
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In May, she was briefly arrested after she violated her probation that stemmed from her 2017 arrest.
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The lawsuit says, "Many of the problems stemmed from a rushed, negligent approach" to installation by Tesla.
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Parents said their fears stemmed from a failure by school officials to deal with complaints of bullying.
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The dispute stemmed from a trade war between the United States and China that started in 2011.
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Lebanon, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and even Canada have reported cases they say stemmed from Iran.
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Her withdrawal stemmed in part from the internal administration fight, according to people familiar with the circumstances.
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Planned Parenthood staffers vehemently pushed back on Wen's account, arguing her dismissal stemmed from poor leadership skills.
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The Supreme Court's involvement stemmed from a lawsuit Nixon filed in an effort to invalidate his impeachment.
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The fascination with Mr. Guzmán stemmed from the fact that one could never really count him out.
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The raid stemmed from a tip from Mueller's team and Rosenstein reportedly signed off on the move.
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PewDiePie&aposs previous controversies also seemingly stemmed from a disconnect between the mainstream media and YouTube culture.
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A Biden adviser pointed out that the former vice president has stemmed his slide in national polls.
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Part of the president's anger stemmed from the administration's reluctance to provide delicate information to Mr. Schiff.
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The mass trial stemmed from one of the bloodiest, most politically charged moments in recent Egyptian history.
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"It stemmed from this drum beat and these chords that felt very immediate," Danielle said, singing them.
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In those cases, however, the mix-up seemed to have stemmed from administrative mistakes or technological glitches.
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"The restaurant stemmed from my desire to have people think differently about Chinese food," Mr. Jew added.
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The Nets' offensive struggles also stemmed from the absence of Irving, who hasn't played since Nov. 14.
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Some of it, he said later, stemmed from a "lingering sympathy" for the leaders they had empowered.
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The rift stemmed from the attorney general's decision last March to recuse himself from the Russia probe.
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Mizoguchi said (through a translator) that some of their challenges stemmed from the game's wildly varying scenarios.
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The first strike stemmed over low wages, and resulted in a 5 percent pay raise for educators.
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Turns out, the accounts scandal stemmed from the company's extremely aggressive sales goals and a toxic culture.
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The rest stemmed from issues with work culture, code reviews, and allegedly unethical workplace behavior at Google.
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The release of information stemmed from a breach on a cloud server that was discovered last summer.
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This stemmed from his father's efforts to help introduce the first national health insurance bill in 1943.
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The new criteria likely stemmed from the administration's attempt to distinguish its program and try something new.
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It stemmed from refunds to customers who were erroneously charged higher interest rates on its store credit cards.
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The charges stemmed from a sexual relationship that she allegedly had with a 17-year-old male student.
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Police said they are investigating whether the violence stemmed from personal conflict or was connected to the insurgency.
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One individual was fined after an altercation that reportedly stemmed from his response to the facial recognition technology.
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On Trump's coattails, House Republicans stemmed their losses Tuesday -- and will hold at least 238 votes next Congress.
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Munch said the grim scene that Louviere came upon stemmed from a domestic situation between Holt and Veal.
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The 2008 child pornography case stemmed from a video purportedly showing Kelly having sex with an underage girl.
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The cases stemmed from controversial videos released in 2015 by the anti-abortion group Center for Medical Progress.
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Thousands of employees were fired due to customer abuses, which stemmed from aggressive sales targets implemented by managers.
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The pressure to conquer space stemmed from the threat of progress by foreign nations, and, consequently, an ideology.
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Police said they were investigating whether the shooting stemmed from personal conflict or was related to the insurgency.
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Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said the discomfort stemmed from being hit by a pitch in the third inning.
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The child neglect charge stemmed from the investigation of that disappearance, after a woman alerted police on Oct.
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A Thompson jumper and free throws from guard Collin Sexton, who finished with 18 points, stemmed the rally.
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Part of the problem stemmed from the fact that NASA didn't quite know where it was sending people.
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But part of its genesis stemmed from a desire to add more depth to a two-dimensional world.
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That was stronger than many forecasts and stemmed from strong consumption in the United States, China and India.
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Or had times changed so that not even the most mild-mannered dissent could have stemmed the tide?
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These accidents stemmed from technological issues, but Bridenstine also pointed out that poor workplace culture may have contributed.
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The idea stemmed from the company's decades-old "Eat More Chikin" campaign, which aims to promote poultry consumption.
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Making it even more romantic, Rodriguez also placed six long-stemmed roses at the foot of the bed.
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"My love for cooking actually stemmed from childhood," Fleming tells PEOPLE in the new issue, on stands Friday.
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One young activist provided audio of his four hour interrogation that stemmed from a tweet about the environment.
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The next morning, doctors discovered Lipinski's pain had stemmed from a deadly, flesh-eating disease called necrotizing fasciitis.
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The memoir's title stemmed from a slightly different and meaner nickname originally given to Haddish in elementary school.
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There was speculation that the company's move to delist from the NYSE stemmed from the ongoing trade war.
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The charges stemmed from her neighbours' anger that an "unclean" Christian had dared to share their drinking vessel.
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Any disbelief she expressed stemmed from the fact that Trump has gotten so far in the election cycle.
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Dyer said he doesn't think the suspect's desire to kill stemmed from religious views, but rather racist views.
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The issues stemmed from a glitch with a reporting app, which precinct chairs complained was not functioning properly.
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The disease appears to have stemmed from a dog show in Perry, Ga. and another in Deland, Fla.
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Its $244 million in net income stemmed mainly from cost cuts and its sale of tool-maker Craftsman.
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He told police the "shooting stemmed from Himmelman and Oneschuk disrespecting Arthurs' Muslim faith," the police report states.
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The tension stemmed from the first meeting between the two teams, a 2-0 Calgary win on Dec.
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The police spokesperson told PEOPLE that the killings were not random and likely stemmed from a domestic incident.
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The cancellations stemmed from an ongoing labor dispute between Spirit Airlines and the Air Line Pilots Association, International.
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A few patches have brought egregious errors back into line, but innovation has always stemmed from the competitors.
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Initial inspections showed that the problems may have stemmed from both the phone's hinge and its display protection.
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EST, stemmed from a failure at Amazon's S3 cloud-storage service at its North Virginia data centers. on.wsj.
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Maybe her captivating aura stemmed from her virginity, which, given how this movie treated sex, is not unthinkable.
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She told Buzzfeed News, her inspiration stemmed from a video of the rapper singing "Tongued Tied" by Grouplove.
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This wasn't him trying—his natural tendency to be different stemmed from the fact that he was different.
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The charges stemmed from his nine years as Mahoning County commissioner, from 2005 until he was elected mayor.
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Russia's foreign minister said last week the Olympic ban stemmed from a U.S. attempt to weaken the competition.
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The closure stemmed from an impasse over Trump's demand for $5.7 billion in funding for his border wall.
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Washington. In the case of Nixon, the fear stemmed from the knowledge that he was using federal agencies
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The expulsion was never carried out, but Schlank claims the letter stemmed from his speaking out about hazing.
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The consent decrees, which stemmed from cases filed in 1992, require Medicaid funding despite the state's budget problems.
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Mr. Moschitta said the problems stemmed from rusted sound attenuators in the ducts, which reduce mechanical equipment noise.
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But his indifference to free speech also stemmed from a deeper commitment to majority rule and judicial restraint.
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Sheffield's aggressive yo-yoing of the bat stemmed from a desire to feel the barrel in his hands.
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Part of that breakdown of trust stemmed from the belief that the DNC was bias against Vermont Sen.
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Thiel told the Times that his animus stemmed from what he viewed as bullying by the company's blogs.
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The company later said the issue stemmed from a bug with photo uploads, but it was quickly fixed.
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The tumult of that '79-80 season stemmed from Portland's trying, and failing, to replace an irreplaceable talent.
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Not setting goalsLastly, I realized most of my financial problems in my 20s stemmed from not having goals.
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While not as elegant as more upscale, stemmed glassware, these glasses are perfect for everyday or outdoor use.
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Many cases -- 43% -- stemmed from a cheek injection, and 30% were from a lip injection, the researchers found.
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Officials believe hacking efforts stemmed from high levels in the Russian government, even extending to President Vladimir Putin.
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The internal investigation stemmed from the February 2012 fatal shooting of Graham, who was 18 at the time.
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The biggest issue stemmed from a program called "The Macro" that would aid in circumventing state licensing requirements.
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The concerns stemmed, again, from with Touch ID, the new Face ID system, and potential OLED display shortages.
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The title stemmed from the same concept of this mix—to be open to all styles of footwork.
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We just thought we did because of the depth of our conversations and the vulnerability they stemmed from.
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Mr. Cantwell's charges stemmed from a march on the University of Virginia campus the night of Aug. 11.
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The state law stemmed from droit de suite, the French concept of offering artists compensation for future sales.
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Alderson acknowledged that some of the players' comments may have stemmed from the frustrations of a losing season.
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And all of this stemmed from the fact that her partner put his desires over her bodily autonomy.
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Its sales, he said, stemmed from routine business decisions, as well as changing Chinese government views on property.
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Another dozen of the year's mass shootings thus far have clearly stemmed from family disputes—especially domestic violence.
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The $999 billion in deals stemmed from local stations' advertising woes and pressure from increasingly powerful broadcast networks.
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The charges were the second law enforcement action in the past week that stemmed from the Panama Papers.
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The charges relate to a criminal investigation that stemmed from a 2014 civil suit between the two companies.
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Part of that writedown stemmed from Yahoo's struggle to meet an ambitious $100 million sales goal for Tumblr.
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The Navy's top uniformed officer said Tuesday that it wasn't clear if the cases stemmed from that visit.
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Government officials have said the charges against Ms. Butina stemmed from a counterintelligence investigation predating the 2016 election.
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The police said the warrants stemmed from a torch-lit march on university grounds the night of Aug.
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Its $244 million in net income stemmed mainly from cost cutting and its sale of the toolmaker Craftsman.
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The company's weaknesses have always stemmed from practicalities: missed deadlines, cost overruns, unreliable profits, less-than-sterling quality.
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The official also reportedly suggested that the tweet correcting Trump stemmed from a desire to embarrass the president.
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After answering a couple of general questions that stemmed from Brown's situation, Belichick said he would talk football.
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Behind her, next to a small crystal ball, is a tambourine threaded with three long-stemmed white roses.
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That sense stemmed less from the 214-583 win over Michigan than from how that 258-211 looked.
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Much of that stemmed from his representation of adult film actress Stormy Daniels in lawsuits against the president.
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Crabb said the confusion stemmed from "miscommunication" between Barr and Shea, but Crabb declined to offer much detail.
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The ECJ ruling in October stemmed from a complaint by Austrian law student and privacy activist Max Schrems.
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He said he thought the issue stemmed from one of his playing partners, Shane Lowry, wearing similar clothing.
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But even with Friday's weakness, Cramer said most of the negative action stemmed from their quarterly earnings results.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), stemmed around four proposals that lawmakers wanted a vote on, including a push by Sen.
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The bureau said that 30.5 percent of industrial profits in March stemmed from investments and non-core activities.
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The dispute stemmed from the unintentional release of a lien on GM equipment due to a paperwork error.
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Perry had said last year that the feud originally stemmed from an issue over hiring back-up dancers.
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Those earlier rulings stemmed from petitions filed by the Movement for Quality Government in Israel, a nongovernmental group.
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Good stemmed glasses, on the other hand, are expressly designed to make an inherently delightful activity even better.
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Yost's order stemmed from an Ohio policy prohibiting elective surgeries as the state attempts to preserve medical equipment.
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Other portions of the money are said to have stemmed from Rosoboronexport, the state-owned Russian arms exporter.
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The federal charges stemmed from Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI), who pressed him to explain whether some of it stemmed from a gambling problem.
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The document battle stemmed from Kavanaugh's unusually long paper trail following his years in the Bush White House.
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The source of Sanders's frustration likely stemmed from a flood of complaints over registration problems in recent days.
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Both cases stemmed from shooting deaths that occurred during a short-lived coup against Chavez in April 2002.
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Art Is … stemmed from a performance the artist staged at the African American Day Parade in September 226.
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His criminal case stemmed from two hedge funds and a drug company he had founded years before Turing.
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Manchester by the Sea's issues stemmed from star Casey Affleck, who was sued in 2010 for sexual harassment.
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Prep time: 10 minutes Ingredients1 small jalapeno, stemmed, seeded, and finely chopped1 small vine-ripe tomato, stemmed, seeded, and finely chopped1/2 red onion, finely chopped3 tablespoons finely chopped cilantro3 tablespoons fresh lime juice2 avocado, peeled, pitted, and finely choppedkosher salt and freshly ground black peppertortilla chips, for serving Directions 1.
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The term stemmed from the Tumblr blog Disneybound in 2012, and the practice has grown into a mainstream hashtag.
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The charges against Ms. Lackner stemmed from her actions during and after a night shift that began on Feb.
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While the definition of trolling has broadened in recent years, its original use on the internet stemmed from fishing.
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He told The Boston Globe that the best-seller stemmed from an article he wrote for The New Yorker.
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Buckets from Lopez, Kuzma and Ingram stemmed the tide, pushing the lead back to 10 in the final minutes.
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Small businesses said their top issues with federal regulations stemmed from the complexity of rules and cost of compliance.
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The award stemmed from a lawsuit brought against Nomura and RBS by the Federal Housing Finance Agency in 2011.
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He noted that the flow of foreign fighters to ISIS had been stemmed by tighter surveillance and border controls.
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Democrats' losses over the past decade stemmed in large part from a slow-growth economy that never gained momentum.
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President Trump &aposs sudden executive action over the border crisis stemmed some of the urgency for Congress to act.
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Both cases stemmed largely from Manafort's work as a political consultant for the Ukrainian government between 2006 and 2015.
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Thursday's lawsuit stemmed from BPI's lawsuit against ABC and reporter Jim Avila over reports in March and April 2012.
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Yet Deal said his resistance to the legislation stemmed not from any public pressure but his own Christian faith.
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It didn't take long for US stock indexes to shake off the losses that stemmed from the coronavirus outbreak.
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In fact, most of the chatter surrounding the Rams this week stemmed from wide receiver Brandin Cooks' Joker mask.
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Sparkuhl, now 31, says the report stemmed from a dispute with Almena when she and her boyfriend moved out.
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According to ATF spokesman Brian Garner, 98 percent of the missing Arkansas guns stemmed from a single unnamed dealer.
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According to Reuters, the investigation stemmed from anonymous complaints, which alleged that Hornsey had mishandled employee allegations of discrimination.
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The talent drain continued in 2012, and was only really stemmed with the signing of Mesut Ozil in 2013.
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Smoking weed lead to abusing Adderall, and much of Bynes' subsequent issues stemmed from both drugs and body image.
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The cookbook stemmed from the Duchess of Sussex's belief that sharing meals can help cement relationships and bond communities.
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In many cases, the problems haven't been caused by hackers, but they have stemmed from issues within Facebook itself.
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When you see her in jail, surrounded by a feast while smoking a long-stemmed cigarette, you're not surprised.
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The shooting stemmed from a dispute between several men, which resulted in several shots being fired inside the club.
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PEOPLE learns the charge stemmed from an affidavit the officer filed which explained his ostensible reasons for arresting Bland.
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In 2006 he estimated that 41% of China's competitive advantage over America in manufacturing stemmed from unfair trade practices.
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Ironically, her main critiques stemmed from a lack of confidence and some trouble properly shaking her now-famous booty.
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Everything we are doing today is based on the ideas that stemmed from my conversations with many of you.
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The attack against the Ahualulco mayor likely stemmed from cartel efforts to exert their influence over him, Franco said.
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That interview stemmed from a tip alleging that Rahami's father was calling his son a terrorist, the officials said.
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Meadors said that part of the confusion stemmed from no one logging the decision to turn off Thomas' water.
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Their popularity stemmed not from their uniforms, body cameras and tablets, but the fact they did not demand bribes.
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It stemmed from a desire to do the source material -- and the book's author Jay Asher -- justice, Gomez said.
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Much of the action over the past week has stemmed from the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decision on Wednesday.
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Spicer's comment may have stemmed from ignorance, but it makes the Trump administration a participant in this dangerous tendency.
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"Part of my insecurity with my body has stemmed around being married to Mr. 6-Pack himself," she wrote.
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Orlando's arrest stemmed from when he allegedly struck his GF in a police parking lot last year in Torrance.
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We had just gotten into some deep work and were trying to pinpoint where her food issues stemmed from.
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Xuecheng issued a denial on his Weibo microblog account, saying the allegations stemmed from "fabricated material" and "distorted facts".
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Sou, whose disobedience charge stemmed from an unauthorised protest outside Chui's house, has been suspended from Macau's Legislative Assembly.
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Officials said the charges stemmed from an immigration-related investigation that came out of their probe into the massacre.
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Pandora's woes have stemmed primarily from excessive spending in a bid to diversify its company and broaden its content.
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The idea for the Shower Toga stemmed from Peterson and her family's participation in obstacle races and mud runs.
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We want to see flows stemmed as soon as possible, and the fight against smugglers [to be] more effective.
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Gastelum impressed and successfully stemmed the flow of furore thrown his way following his UFC 205 weight cut mishap.
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The case stemmed around allegations from a boutique owner that Snyder stole a $15,995 Hermes bag earlier this year.
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"It stemmed from some feelings of rejection, insecurity, and loneliness I had when I was about 12," she says.
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The real trouble, the detective said, stemmed from another call to Popote at the Islamic Center the following day.
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Some of the recent pullback in inflation also stemmed from lower energy prices resulting from global oversupply, analysts said.
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His decision stemmed from Trump's decision that the U.S. will back out of the Paris climate accord, Musk tweeted.
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In court documents, the prosecutors said at least part of their inquiry stemmed from a referral from Mueller's office.
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Handler's "germane tweet" stemmed from no apparent provocation, other than Trump's existence and continued presence in the Presidential race.
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He attributed CSX's profit boost to increased efficiency at the railroad operator, much of which stemmed from tech improvements.
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The shooting apparently stemmed from a personal dispute between two men, according to Metropolitan Nashville Police spokesman Don Aaron.
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None of this has stemmed attacks from Trump, who continues to derisively refer to her as "Pocahontas" (The Hill).
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A ministry spokeswoman said the move stemmed from a bilateral health protocol signed by the two countries in 2015.
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Delaware, which stemmed from a woman's allegation that she had been raped in Woodlawn Park in Wilmington on Oct.
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Moore suggested that the conclusions made by Duffy, who is white, stemmed from ignorance about what black communities face.
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The first felony charge stemmed from allegations by a woman with whom Greitens had an extramarital affair in 2015.
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A Viacom spokesman called the actions "illegitimate," stating that they stemmed from "invalid changes" to the National Amusements' board.
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"The idea of the magnetic wallpaper really stemmed from my final year project at university," Zeng, 35, told Insider.
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IEA estimated that nearly one-fifth of 2018's energy demand growth stemmed from hotter summers and colder winters.
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Wall's drinking problem, while severe, stemmed partly from how he tried to manage the many pressures of his job.
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The Bridgegate trial stemmed in part from a series of damning emails and texts made public in January 2014.
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In part, our confidence stemmed from an assumption that the fight against racism, misogyny and bigotry would win out.
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Part of it stemmed from debate over whether transgender women had a competitive edge due to their testosterone levels.
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The idea of a fitness-focused range stemmed from Port's own interest in the intersection of fashion and wellness.
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The original story stemmed from the story of a friend going to New York and staying in an Airbnb.
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He explained that his ambition to send people to Mars stemmed from the fear that human extinction is imminent.
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The discrimination noted in the lawsuit stemmed from the presence of a transgender girl in the girls' locker room.
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The ruling stemmed from a rare and potentially powerful type of trade case filed in May by Whirlpool Inc.
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The agency's problems in identifying, tracking and reuniting families stemmed from limits in its computer systems, the report said.
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" Her egalitarianism stemmed from "a fear of the consequences of inequality and especially of the dazzling effect of power.
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But McMaster's insistence that Trump's criticism of European allies stemmed from "tough love" sparked literal laughter from the crowd.
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For the sake of argument, let's assume that 000 percent of that $19 billion stemmed from Bear Stearns' mortgages.
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Kierkegaard argued that anxiety stemmed from the "dizziness of freedom," the paralysis that comes from infinite choice and possibility.
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While the decision to terminate Turkey's status stemmed from that country's economic development, the move against India was retaliatory.
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Japan's surprise performance stemmed in large part from a sharp drop in imports, which fell more dramatically than exports.
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Ariel Weissberg, a lawyer for Mr. Feiner, said Rosewood's financial woes stemmed in part from disputes with business partners.
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It stemmed from a transitional justice law passed in 2013, and the following year, the commission began its work.
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" Mr. Stamatis said he believed Haiti's policy stemmed from "economic hardship related to natural disasters that have occurred there.
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Government-imposed quarantines were fairly common in ancient times, before medicine stemmed the ferocity with which contagious diseases spread.
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One case that hinges on the disputed DNA techniques stemmed from the beating of Taj Patterson in December 2013.
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The allegations stemmed from his time as the mayor of North Tonawanda, north of Buffalo, from 2010 to 2014.
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Cfius's recommendation against the Philips deal earlier this year stemmed in part from that business's involvement in gallium nitride.
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His journey to get vaccinated, however, stemmed from him wanting to protect others against diseases as much as himself.
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The nuclear deal stemmed from the calculus that the US couldn't really afford a third war in that region.
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Despite WPP's decline, a rise across financials, large consumer staple stocks and big oil stemmed losses on the index.
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Clinton described learning about Mr. Comey's new inquiry, and how it stemmed from the unrelated investigation into Mr. Weiner.
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" Thomas added that Steyer's appeal stemmed from his stances on issues ranging from "housing to reproductive rights and entrepreneurship.
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EPA chief Scott Pruitt agreed in an interview with Fox News that the bankruptcy largely stemmed from the RFS.
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"My interest in writing about American history stemmed originally, I think, from a subconscious desire to find roots," Mrs.
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Green says much of the plunge stemmed from fears about the company&aposs spending and its unfamiliar business model.
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Ms. Decker, for one, said the problem stemmed partly from the refusal of local governments to respect the law.
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His interest in the disorder stemmed from his grandson, Christian, who had been diagnosed with it the year prior.
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" He also noted that a significant portion of the energy powering his mining operation stemmed from "communal bio-waste.
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One EU diplomat said the influx of migrants must be stemmed by a mid-March EU summit on migration.
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Police said the shooting stemmed from some sort of argument and that more than one person fired a weapon.
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Hilton's departure stemmed from fraying political alliances in Rousseff's governing coalition, part of the broader chaos enveloping her administration.
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The friction stemmed from Durant's looming free agency, which has been a steady hum of distraction for the Warriors.
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My initial disappointment with Theon (as opposed to compassion) stemmed from my hope that he had overcome his trauma.
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It was not immediately clear whether the problem with the crashed jet stemmed from a mechanical or maintenance issue.
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The quality issue stemmed mainly from excess un-combusted petrol accumulating in the CR-V engine's lubricant oil pan.
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Vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine himself explicitly said the reasons for his progressivism stemmed from his time with Jesuits.
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Rather, the fuss over "Bodak Yellow" in 2017 stemmed from her celebrity presence — it was the Cardi B song!
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The bank fraud case stemmed from Cohen dealings unrelated to Trump, and suggest that his financial situation was dire.
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Economic worries among investors have stemmed from trade tensions between the United States and China and other U.S. trading partners.
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The charge stemmed from a 2012 incident in which a woman accused the singer of slipping ecstasy into her drink.
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Lately the economic crisis may have stemmed the flow: the import of weapons, like all other imports, has probably dropped.
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Further, Edmond's case stemmed from an "ongoing investigation" run by the FBI's New York field office, the Justice Department said.
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"I think a lot of Ang's back and forth with Neil stemmed from her anxiety over her illness," she explained.
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Smith said that the diversity pledge stemmed from last year's White House demo day but was an industry-led effort.
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Rotondo claims the dispute with his parents stemmed from him opposing their desire to obtain visitation rights with the child.
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Earlier this year, Ferragni told InStyle that her inspiration stemmed from legendary Greek women, such as Aphrodite, Daphne and Athena.
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The bureau said the problem stemmed from the use of three distinct databases that led to repeated counting of phones.
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The conversation stemmed from backlash about a previous mid-game shoulder rub Drake, 32, gave to Raptors coach Nick Nurse.
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The cases stemmed from a series of outbreaks involving E. coli, salmonella, and norovirus at Chipotle restaurants in cities nationwide.
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Becerra said the arrests stemmed from a tip that came to a state website seeking victims of clergy sex abuse.
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Presley died in 1977 at age 42 from a heart attack that could have possibly been stemmed from an overdose.
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The shooting appears to have stemmed from an argument between the two men that started elsewhere, Harrison said without elaborating.
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Additional support in actively traded December futures stemmed from the contract's discount to cash hog prices, analysts and traders said.
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Leaks, such as they've come, have primarily stemmed from defense attorneys, Capitol Hill, and other players outside of Mueller's orbit.
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Sarah is one of those 13, thanks to surgery that stemmed the bleeding from two major veins in her neck.
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He asked himself what his preconceptions about the Penitentes were, and saw that they all stemmed from folklore and art.
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Some say it stemmed from his assured rise through the ranks, others from what critics call his sense of entitlement.
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Blue Apron's struggles have stemmed from investor concerns surrounding Amazon's purchase of Whole Foods and also challenges with customer retention.
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The scores stemmed from comparing the performance of equities in the funds with that of a sector exchange-traded fund.
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Economic worries among investors have stemmed from trade tensions between the United States, and China and other U.S. trading partners.
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Delaney, in an interview with CNN on Wednesday, said the departures stemmed from disagreements over the future of the campaign.
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But for the Michigan native, her choice to run for office stemmed from a lifelong desire: Protecting the American Dream.
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More than 88% of BSD's 2016 recurring revenue stemmed from its investment properties, with the balance coming from its hotels.
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Johansson's last film controversy stemmed from her decision to portray an Asian character in the film Ghost in the Shell.
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A classic example is William Wilberforce, a British politician whose legislation banning the slave trade stemmed from his evangelical beliefs.
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The man gets honest: His decision, while, "reckless," stemmed from the fact that a certain someone is coming to stay.
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Lita was fatally shot in the entrance to her Atlanta home by someone bearing a dozen long-stemmed pink roses.
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Friedman's issue with the constitutionality of the law stemmed from the fact that it was written under law regulating commerce.
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The programmer behind the Bixby Button Remapper told Gizmodo in an email that the app stemmed from a simple need.
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But he says it likely stemmed from a tweet he sent director Joss Whedon that included an anti-gay slur.
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Wynn told analysts on a conference call on Monday that his confidence stemmed from talks with the government in Macau.
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Many familiar with Vine's situation have said its lack of growth stemmed from an inability to keep top creators happy.
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The vast remainder, 85 percent of job losses, stemmed from "productivity growth" — another way of saying machines replacing human workers.
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A ban on plastic drinks stirrers, straws, and plastic-stemmed cotton swabs will come into force in England next April.
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Anglin's attacks stemmed from a failed real estate deal between Gersh and Sherry Spencer, mother of white nationalist Richard Spencer.
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The tax benefits outlined in the documents stemmed from financial deals Trump made that went bad in the early 1990s.
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The arrest paperwork states the dispute stemmed over the victim walking in the suspect's neighborhood, another police department spokesperson said.
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The bigger loss stemmed from higher goodwill impairment charges than foreseen when the bank announced its restructuring on July 7.
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According to the post, the most reactions stemmed from International Women's Day, Super Bowl 27 and the Las Vegas Violence.
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They stemmed from a wide-ranging probe of graft at state-owned oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA, known as Petrobras.
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On Monday Bachelor Nation fans rejoiced (or not) as Nick Viall gave his last long-stemmed rose to Vanessa Grimaldi.
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A Columbus Police Department spokesperson told PEOPLE that the killings were not random and likely stemmed from a domestic incident.
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Those charges stemmed from a finding that Harris tried to convince a minor to text him photos of her genitalia.
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Taylor, reached by phone, speculated that the ban stemmed from lectures he gave to nationalist groups in Warsaw last year.
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Most crash fatalities stemmed from single-vehicle collisions and occurred at night or in the early morning, primarily on weekends.
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The benchmark S&P fell as much as 1.2 percent during the session, but stemmed its losses by the close.
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When Wendy's reported earnings in February, it acknowledged "unusual credit card activity" stemmed from malware on certain Wendy's restaurants systems.
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"We had an attack on the Foreign Ministry where we have to assume that it stemmed from Russia," he said.
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The idea reportedly stemmed from a conversation between Vogue editor Anna Wintour and GOOP CEO Gwyneth Paltrow, according to WWD.
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A Columbus Police Department spokesperson tells PEOPLE that the killings were not random and likely stemmed from a domestic incident.
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At the hospital, doctors diagnosed Martin with an infection that stemmed from bacteria in his bloodstream and impacted multiple organs.
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Like Samsung, the state-run Korean Agency for Technology Standards concluded that the Note7's volatility stemmed from its battery.
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In the letter to the editor, Icahn reiterated that his White House departure stemmed from his distaste for partisan backbiting.
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The cards had a picture of a long-stemmed marigold flower on them with "Ganga Prem Hospice" written under it.
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Our main interest in starting this project stemmed from a shared need to have another creative outlet, specifically in video.
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My mother lived from 1901 to 2001, and I'm convinced that her long life stemmed from her sense of humor.
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The above stemmed from allegations made by two separate women, while the July 9 arraignment from a third alleged survivor.
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While most of the drop stemmed from a continued reduction in refinance activity, applications to purchase a home also fell.
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Perhaps the exoticism of Bellamy, who was half-Chinese, stemmed from his oblique manner of presenting his very sensitive nature.
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The impetus for these clauses stemmed from the states' bad experiences in using their resources to promote private economic development.
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Most of the goals stemmed from poor defending as Chelsea found ever more ingenious ways to inflict pain on Mourinho.
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The outbreak stemmed from the city's state-mandated switch to using water from the Flint River in 85033 and 2015.
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Matthews' request, which general manager Jon Robinson said he received Monday, stemmed from a lack of playing time and targets.
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The reason stemmed from legitimate concerns about data privacy, which led to severe restrictions on using and linking government datasets.
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The government scrutiny stemmed from questions about the effectiveness of Theranos's technology and the way the company operated its labs.
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But he should continue to celebrate the rising confidence, higher spending and faster growth that unquestionably stemmed from his election.
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The feud has stemmed in large part from Trump's decision to withdraw the U.S. from a nuclear deal with Tehran.
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An E. coli outbreak last year that stemmed from romaine lettuce grown in California sickened 62 people in 16 states.
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One such recommendation that stemmed from a fatal 2005 refinery incident included barring portable trailers that cannot withstand an explosion.
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The investment announced on Tuesday actually stemmed from a 2015 deal negotiated between Ford and the United Auto Workers union.
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She said that much of its appeal still stemmed from the intimacy that puts audiences within reach of the singers.
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The initial settlement stemmed from a similar 2014 incident in which hackers accessed the information of more than 100,000 drivers.
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The price rally mainly stemmed from a decline in oil exports from OPEC member Iran due to fresh U.S. sanctions.
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In 2016, just eight out of 103 incidents to date have clearly stemmed from familial or partner disputes or violence.
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She told the network she hopes to pursue a career in medicine — a career ambition that stemmed from her experience.
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In South Korea, authorities determined early that its main outbreak stemmed from one religious group in the city of Daegu.
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At least 55 delays stemmed from track problems that morning — not counting the fire that was slowing Ms. Muteba's commute.
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Trump's speech was delayed from January after a fight with Pelosi that stemmed from the dispute on border wall funding.
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None of those efforts stemmed the severe measles outbreak that has been plaguing Rockland County in New York since October.
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Part of the concern stemmed from boxing, where television had garroted local boxing shows by promising better guarantees to boxers.
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Other problems in 2016 stemmed from letting the individual cable news networks sponsor and run debates, instead of covering them.
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Rare in modern history, quarantines were fairly common in ancient times, before medicine stemmed the ferocious spread of contagious diseases.
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While China's trade practices are unfair, he said, that stemmed mainly from what he called the failings of his predecessors.
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Transit leaders have acknowledged that at least part of the surge in delays this year stemmed from past policy decisions.
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The incident stemmed from an argument about George Zimmerman, who had been acquitted of murdering Trayvon Martin four days earlier.
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The Trump administration had initially asked for just $2.5 billion, only half of which would have stemmed from new funding.
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The latter charges stemmed from payments during the campaign to two women who said they had affairs with Mr. Trump.
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The payment helped secure the release of three American hostages in 2016, but it stemmed from a decades-long dispute.
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That case stemmed from the espionage conviction of a mainland Chinese man who had graduated from a university in Taiwan.
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NIN's writing was considered by some critics to show insights on femininity, while others felt her thoughts stemmed from narcissism.
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" (The "Babygate" controversy stemmed from Portnoy's speculating about the size of Tom Brady's baby's penis.) "They know about Al Jazeera.
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My initial interest in the burgeoning community stemmed from wanting to support her goals and creative development as a friend.
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Specifically, these people employed unfluted and stemmed projectile points, and not the fluted, broad-based points indicative of Clovis culture.
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Klayman repeatedly needled Stone over the guilty verdict in his D.C. trial, which stemmed from special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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The company was started by Emily Weiss in 2014, and stemmed out of her well-known blog Into the Gloss.
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Paul sustained six broken ribs and bruised lungs in the incident, which stemmed in part over a dispute about landscaping.
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The call from MoMA stemmed from my participation in a 1983-minute film, Donald Judd – Marfa, Texas, by Chris Felver.
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British news outlets reported that the new claims most likely stemmed from incidents of phone hacking in the early 2000s.
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Their worries stemmed from rising tensions over new sanctions on Iran and nascent Iranian activity in the 2018 midterm elections.
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My parents took me to a psychiatrist, who taught me that my O.C.D. stemmed from communication errors in my brain.
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The staying power of the baseball episode, Jean said, stemmed partly from the song that ran over the closing credits.
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In a statement, McCain said his opposition stemmed in large part from how rapidly the bill, nicknamed for Republican Sens.
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The decision, Deadline reports, stemmed from creative differences between the creative team and higher-ups at both Netflix and Marvel.
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One of the main pieces of legislation that governs the sale of DMV data stemmed from a case in California.
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But their greatest vulnerabilities then stemmed from the foundering Iraq War and the Bush administration's botched response to Hurricane Katrina.
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Mr. Salat said his decision stemmed from what he called the seasonal appeal of ramen: 25 Bond Street (Nevins Street).
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The push to legalize abortion stemmed from a broader women's rights movement that drew enthusiastic support across the political spectrum.
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The charges against Stone stemmed from Mueller's investigation that detailed Russian meddling in the 2016 election to boost Trump's candidacy.
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HUD said that the delay stemmed from an effort to ensure proper safeguards were in place for the apportioned funds.
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That effort stemmed from #GrabYourWallet, a grass-roots social media campaign that urges boycotts of companies selling Trump-related products.
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It also said three of the 87 new cases stemmed from another large cluster tied to the Cheongdo Daenam Hospital.
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The overstatement stemmed from a translation of Mr. Putin's use of a Russian verb, which can mean to "pack up."
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The problem stemmed from the fact that internet companies sometimes bundled many messages together and transmitted them as a unit.
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Instead, what the 16-year old Shalikashvili did bring was a mindset that stemmed directly from his Old World experiences.
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Worries stemmed also from dismal trade data from China - one of the main destinations for commodity exports from Latin America.
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Part of that may have been because of the controversy that stemmed from the failure of the Epic Poker League.
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In previous years, the pain of alimony stemmed in large part from each state having its own set of rules.
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Such anxiety stemmed from the United States' decline in the global context and the rise of China, the editorial said.
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I often felt a little betrayed by Lino, which probably stemmed from the initial lie that had accompanied his birth.
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The response stemmed from comments by Jonathan Tasini, who appears occasionally on CNN but is not paid by the network.
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The Astros are embroiled in the scandal that stemmed from evidence the team stole signs electronically during the 2017 season.
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Unicorn luggage brand Away faced scrutiny over culture problems that grew as the company did — and stemmed from senior management.
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The agreement stemmed from prosecutors' investigation of Trump's former personal attorney Michael Cohen, who helped orchestrate that hush-money payment.
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Monsanto also said the crop damage seen this summer likely stemmed largely from farmers who did not follow label instructions.
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The charges stemmed from a 2017 deployment in Iraq when he was a chief petty officer leading a SEAL platoon.
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Also look for so-called sprouting broccoli, smaller and multi-stemmed, which you'll find at farmers' markets in temperate climates.
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The Kardashian family's various business ventures have all relied on or stemmed from Kim's fame in one way or another.
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Chief of Detectives Dermot Shea said the fatal shooting stemmed from a feud between rival Central American gangs in Queens.
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It's also possible that in Saleh's case, his fellow passengers' annoyance stemmed from his daring to be Arabic in public.
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But his love of sparkle and his need to reveal sparkle as a sucker's bet also stemmed from professional doubts.
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It stemmed from a viral Atlantic article titled, " Why Women Still Can't Have it All," which Slaughter published in 2012.
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On Thursday, Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to lying to Congress, a plea that stemmed from Mueller's probe.
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Servings: 10-12Prep time: 25 minutesTotal time: 1 hour 30 minutes 73 cup|240 ml olive oil1 tablespoon|15 grams kosher salt1/2 teaspoon|2 grams chili flakes (optional)3 onions|1 1/103 pounds|3 cups|680 grams, cut into thin slices10 garlic cloves|2 ounces|55 grams, minced5 eggplants|5 pounds|2.3 kilograms, cut into large chunks5 slicer tomatoes|403 1/2 pounds|1.2 kilograms, cut into large chunks26 cup|24 ml white or red wine22/21 bunch cilantro|27/210 ounce|33 grams, stemmed, leaves left whole23/24 bunch parsley|28/2 ounce|1/3 cup|15 grams, stemmed, leaves left whole5 sprigs basil, stemmed, leaves left whole5 sprigs mint, stemmed, leaves left whole43 loaf crusty bread4 large eggs 1.
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This has all stemmed from Winfrey's extremely moving speech upon accepting the Cecil B. DeMille award at this year's Golden Globes.
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Kim's take is that the only "remorse" Tristan feels is stemmed from his basketball career, which is suffering from the scandal.
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President Trump&aposs sudden executive action over the border crisis stemmed some of the urgency for Congress to act on immigration.
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The decision, according to The Daily Mail, seemed to have stemmed from public outrage that the case hadn't moved quickly enough.
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To complicate matters even further, archaeologists have uncovered evidence of a different style of spearpoint technology, dubbed the Western Stemmed Tradition.
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He was convicted for criminal possession of stolen property and controlled substances and identity theft which stemmed from a drug addiction.
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The earlier bankruptcy stemmed from rising electricity costs during a shortage caused by the state's attempts at deregulating the power industry.
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It stemmed from people reaching out to me and asking questions about him, realizing that I'd studied him a great deal.
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Evans says the argument stemmed from their new home being flooded, and both she and Eason got angry at each other.
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The desire to frame Ruth's journey with some measure of truth — and kindness, in conjunction — stemmed from the episode's extenuating circumstances.
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Part of that stemmed from confusion about whether the priority for Uber's development efforts should be the trucks or the cars.
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Officials believe the murder stemmed from a dispute between the shepherd and Ryan Smith, but authorities did not provide further information.
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In her petition, seen by TMZ Sports , Baird claimed her altercation with her husband stemmed from an argument the night before.
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But much of the international — and social — buzz surrounding his leadership has stemmed from the more shareable moments of his tenure.
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Law enforcement officials feared the motivation stemmed from the Trump administration's efforts to impose new sanctions on Iran, the paper said.
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However, the issue stemmed from a weather update containing location information of the home and local weather stations, Nest told Mashable.
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Additional support stemmed from optimistic comments from Washington and Beijing that tempered concerns about a further escalation in the trade war.
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It stemmed from my lack of confidence that I could actually make it as a runner in my 220-pound body.
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The iconic novelist was accused of being a victim-blaming rape apologist, all of which apparently stemmed from her "white privilege".
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Some online even imagined that Pink's assumed grimace during the performance stemmed from long-standing drama between the two powerhouse singers.
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State officials never contemplated forcibly removing protesters, and Dalrymple said his evacuation order stemmed mainly from concerns about dangerously cold temperatures.
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It stemmed from the culmination of almost six months of nonstop scandals, controversies, and negative headlines for the $69 billion company.
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The protests stemmed from opposition to an extradition bill that critics say would have given Beijing undue control over Hong Kong.
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Some experts found the new fraud scheme reminiscent of the now infamous 2016 Methbot ad fraud botnet that stemmed from Russia.
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Only when they see that proper handling of solid waste can aid prosperity will the global tide of rubbish be stemmed.
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The development stemmed from weeks of legal sparring among defense attorneys, the district attorney's office, and the alleged victim, Anna Chambers.
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The company has effectively stemmed the competitive threat of low-priced players by minimizing price differentials while reducing product-specific overlap.
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Most of the inflation slowdown in February stemmed from a smaller increase in food prices and a fall in electricity rates.
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His objection to Mr Trump seems to have stemmed from his belief that the candidate had been compromised by Russian intelligence.
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Most of our bickering, which had become an almost daily occurrence, stemmed from one of three issues: money, sex or booze.
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After fan backlash, creator Rhimes explained that the decision to kill off Derek stemmed from Dempsey's choice to leave the show.
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The dollar's wobbly start in December was stemmed by higher U.S. Treasury yields following upbeat data on manufacturing and construction spending.
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The infamous 2014 incident in Staten Island, New York stemmed from Pantaleo's suspicion that Garner, then 43, was selling untaxed cigarettes.
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She said the royal's reluctance may have stemmed from her desire to be as seen as more than what she wears.
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Although his involvement with the foundation stemmed from a desire to help others, there was also a personal factor at play.
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But the government said that the violence on Thursday stemmed from civil unrest in which tourists had not been directly targeted.
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It all stemmed from one photo I took of a night guard, which is also the first picture inside the book.
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And areas of the law in which Justice Kennedy has stemmed the right-wing tide could soon be the wild west.
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A ban on plastic drinks stirrers, straws, and plastic-stemmed cotton swabs will come into force in England in April 2020.
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The strategy worked and the simple, elegant copy, which flowed onto the pages of American magazines, stemmed from the inherent relatability.
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A former publicist for the star told PEOPLE at the time that Carter has had problems that "stemmed from his childhood."
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Its investigation not only recovered the texts but also concluded that the problem had stemmed from an FBI-wide software glitch.
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Since the very first John Wick film, the vengeful narrative has stemmed from one gorgeous (and doomed) little beagle pupper, Daisy.
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The decision stemmed from concerns that prosecutors could not successfully prove the officer acted willfully, a senior Justice Department official said.
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And yet—by all appearances—not a single one of those charges have stemmed from information provided by his cooperating witnesses.
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The failures were American ones that stemmed in large part from the arrogance and ignorance of Donald Rumsfeld and Dick Cheney.
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Much of the activity with U.K. AI has stemmed from U.S. tech giants attempting to steal a lead on their rivals.
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This growth stemmed from direct App Store subscriptions, most notably to Netflix, which raked in $58 million in Q4 2016 alone.
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In the docs, Rachel makes it clear ... she believes all the trouble stemmed from that "Good hair don't care" IG post.
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The indictment stemmed from a physical altercation -- captured on video -- between Fabolous and Emily B, the mother of his 2 kids.
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The disruptions all stemmed from Google Cloud, which suffered a prolonged outage—which also prevented Google engineers from pushing a fix.
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Our friendship was key in doing this and certainly stemmed from just having a great time being together and talking dreams.
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First responders with an illness that stemmed from their work during the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks could receive compensation.
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For the past few years, much of the immigration justice activism targeting Palantir has stemmed from ICE's active contract with Palantir.
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Jane says she's not positive where it all stemmed from, but it may have come from his friendship with a coworker.
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While that slowdown resulted from sluggish global economic activity, it also stemmed from greater efficiency in engines and factories, he said.
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Facebook says its actions stemmed in part from FireEye's investigation as well as its own ongoing metadata analyses and behavioral tracking.
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Last month's bond market rout stemmed from worries about faster inflation and a surge in government borrowing under a Trump administration.
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Related: Justin Bieber arrested on drunken driving, resisting arrest charges Bieber's 2014 arrest stemmed from a drag racing incident in Miami.
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It was months in the making and stemmed from a report the board released in April, as well as news articles.
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The cathedral is beautiful, a reminder of the better accomplishments that have been stemmed from humanity's pursuit to understand the divine.
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The Journal added the lawsuit stemmed from a preliminary move by the Interior Department to block renewal of two mineral leases.
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The U.K. government has unveiled plans to ban the sale of plastic straws and drink stirrers and plastic-stemmed cotton buds.
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It wasn't immediately clear what the charges stemmed from, but a spokesman for Nevada's Senate Democratic Caucus called the allegations serious.
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The demand concerns stemmed from uncertainty about potential purchases from China due to the ongoing trade fight with the United States.
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In addition to the live swabs, researchers also gathered about 600 poop samples from the beach using long-stemmed Q-tips.
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" In essence, he said, "the new civil war within the Southern states stemmed from an adamant determination to restore white supremacy.
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Phillips said the reasoning she was given regarding the manager's suspension stemmed from nonwhite employees being paid less than white staffers.
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The duo's 22-year marriage was filled with drama that stemmed from mental illness, drug use and the singer's booming career.
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The initial complaints stemmed from a Greek Life initiative to educate students about what hazing was and how to report it.
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The robust bidding stemmed from heavy demand from indirect bidders which include domestic fund managers and foreign central banks, analysts said.
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My interest in brunchwork admittedly stemmed more from the caliber of the guest speakers than from the interpersonal-skills development piece.
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The computer crimes charge stemmed from claims that he had uploaded confidential communications to Finnwatch's website, which the organization has denied.
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The revelation stemmed from a common greeting used among his friends when they called to see what he was up to.
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Trump's hits against Rubio's water-drinking technique stemmed from a 2013 speech, years before Trump had even expressed serious presidential aspirations.
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It might have stemmed from the incest she endured: impregnated by her Nazi sympathizer father at 19 and rushed into marriage.
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The case against Sharif stemmed from 2016 Panama Papers revelations that showed his family owned the London apartments through offshore companies.
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The penalty stemmed from an episode in which he fired gunshots into his garage wall after a dispute with his girlfriend.
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The future signature-less payment process stemmed from company research showing that customers wanted to speed up time at the register.
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That stemmed the meltdown in Turkey's lira and helped bring inflation down from a 15-year high of 25% in October.
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If your boss frequently takes credit for your work, create a paper trail that shows where an idea originally stemmed from.
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Correction: Headlines for this story were revised to correct that the disruptions stemmed from a shortage of air traffic control workers.
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Young said the shooting stemmed from a dispute he believed involved the mother of one of his three children and Patel.
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The arrest stemmed from an outstanding warrant in Louisiana, where he was wanted for allegedly writing a $4k check that bounced.
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Friday's yield curve inversion between 3-month bill and 10-year note yields stemmed from a somewhat different set of circumstances.
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The Great Recession stemmed directly from economic policies implemented during the administration of President Bill Clinton and continued by his successor.
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Law enforcement authorities have said the shooting might have stemmed from a dispute between Mr. Kelley and his mother-in-law.
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The convictions stemmed from his involvement with Retrophin, a pharmaceutical company he founded in 1313, and two hedge funds he ran.
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The spinoff stemmed from eBay's need to keep up with competitors, such as Amazon, and broaden its payment options for users.
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The increased attention may have stemmed the tide: The Police Department has preliminarily attributed 0003 deaths to opioid overdoses in 2000.
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The third degree rape charge – defined as having sex with a person without their consent – stemmed from actress Jessica Mann's testimony.
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The yuan's early strength had stemmed from speculation that the U.S. Federal Reserve will cut interest rates again later this month.
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" Butler explains his frustrations stemmed from so many voices trying to be heard ... and meetings where "nothing got accomplished at all.
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Many of these stemmed from how complex and customizable the game was, with its extraordinary array of spells and mythical beasts.
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If you wanted to drink the wines from juice glasses, that would be fine, though good stemmed glasses would be better.
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The rape charge stemmed from an alleged assault on an unnamed woman at the Doubletree Hotel in Midtown Manhattan in 227.
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" She added her lack of confidence stemmed from the fact "that I didn't sort of start from a real secure place.
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In the filing, Braskem said that the negotiations with the authorities stemmed from an internal investigation that began in March 2015.
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Regional assets were set to gain for the week when support also stemmed from dovish indications from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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The risk stemmed from potential confusion surrounding his role, given another official's "misrepresenting" himself as the Ukraine director for the NSC.
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The reviews stemmed from two new Trump administration programs aimed at quickly screening and potentially deporting asylum-seekers at the border.
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Biden's reaction on Thursday also clearly stemmed from his sensitivity to criticism of his family, a through line throughout his career.
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But because of the exports, the job losses have been stemmed and there is the promise of new jobs to come.
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Some of the most lasting political damage Trump has incurred in his first months in office has stemmed from his tweets.
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He also highlighted increased U.S. soybean and grain sales to the EU that he said stemmed from the Trump-Juncker initiative.
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She said the attack stemmed from a dispute in front of a McDonald's and that it was not a random shooting.
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Party officials said that the problems stemmed from "coding issues" in the app used to report results from precincts around Iowa.
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Biden was among those to eulogize McCain, reminiscing about their decades-long friendship that stemmed from their time in the Senate.
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The strongest performance for Tiffany stemmed from the Asia-Pacific region and Europe, where sales grew by a double-digit percentage.
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Part of that bounty, however, stemmed from pent-up demand, since Lucasfilm hadn't produced a "Star Wars" movie for a decade.
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He said the 19 percent plunge in Facebook shares the next day stemmed from federal securities law violations by the defendants.
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A state judge declared a mistrial in an earlier criminal trial that stemmed from the collapse of the firm in 2012.
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Why it matters: Death rates among young and middle-age adults stemmed mostly from suicide, drug overdose, obesity and liver disease.
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The weaker greenback stemmed from a bounce in the euro, which hit a fresh year-to-date low in earlier trading.
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It was a pursuit law enforcement officials suspected stemmed from the pair's well-documented connections to New York's organized crime families.
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Mr. Glazer's interest in urban affairs stemmed directly from personal experience, and his upbringing had an impact on his later ideas.
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In part, the absence of memos and letters stemmed from an (unwritten) rule of his administration: Don't put anything in writing.
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His choices, he believes, stemmed from an insatiable desire to win approval and assert his manhood, but the results were misguided.
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The allegations stemmed from the fact that Stone had tweeted that Podesta would be exposed weeks before the email leak happened.
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Another tall plank simply features a bulbous, long-stemmed pipe that has inscribed, on its handle, the shop's name and address.
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As VICE News first reported, the FBI's probe stemmed from a "Section 811" referral from the Intelligence Community's Inspector General (ICIG).
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The encounter stemmed from reports that another man, Johnson's friend, Erik Reyes, 20, was attempting to enter his ex-girlfriend's apartment.
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This led Lil Nas X supporters to argue that Billboard's move stemmed from either racial bias or bias against rap music.
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