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And that all stems from the perception of atheists as some kind of weird, way-out minority.
I believe this taboo stems from the psychological and traditional belief that the woman is an inferior being.
It stems from the character of gravity.
Well, they don't have trunks and stems and flowers and fruits and all that to maintain.
All that I am stems from when I got onto a train in Vienna, part of the Kindertransport that saved nearly 10,000 Jewish children from Nazi Europe.
And so that some of my wealth does go back to the industry from which it stems, I've also founded the Oxford Internet Institute and other IT ventures.
The lack of resources stems from a more fundamental cause: a lack of awareness.
Instead, the land grew trees that have bark and stems and flowers.
These theories predict that there is just a single element from which all the universe's wonderful diversity stems, a vibrating string.
That glucose is then transformed into more complex organic molecules to form leaves, stems, roots, fruit, and so on.
Who would have thought that this plant with round leaves, inflated stems, and showy, lavender flowers would cause such havoc in these communities.
Secondly, you dry the water hyacinth stems.
So I literally took my dried weeds in hand, there were several more of them, and went knocking from door to door to find out who could teach me how to weave these water hyacinth stems into ropes.
And that began my journey of learning how to weave and transform these dried water hyacinth stems into long ropes.
Then all income stems from capital, from profits, and the very concept of wage labor becomes obsolete.
It stems from a fundamental contradiction in Europe's asylum policy, which is the following: that in order to seek asylum in Europe, you have to arrive spontaneously by embarking on those dangerous journeys that I described.
It stems from a lifelong interest of mine in, believe it or not, poverty.
I'm guessing you're thinking of a collection of trees, what we foresters call a stand, with their rugged stems and their beautiful crowns.
The mushrooms, though, are just the tip of the iceberg, because coming out of those stems are fungal threads that form a mycelium, and that mycelium infects and colonizes the roots of all the trees and plants.
Truffles are this delicacy that stems from a fungus growing on the roots of living trees.
It typically stems from a relationship gone bad, where a controlling, jilted ex-lover can't handle rejection, so when they can't physically put their hands on you, they use different weapons: cell phones and laptops.
Part of the fear around Alzheimer's stems from the sense that there's nothing we can do about it.
And so what would happen if we took the action potential from the Venus flytrap and sent it into all the stems of the mimosa?
You know, I believe that accountability stems from demand.
Now, this hatred stems not from a dislike of cavities, nor was it a lifetime in the making.
Rather, this hatred stems from a particular incident that happened nine years ago.
At other points, tragedy stems from deliberate duplicity– as when a case of mistaken identity leads to yet more bloodshed.
It's red, and on the stems, there are little thorns."
An idea that often stems from a misconception of how evolution works.
My past three decades of studying anxiety in children stems partly from my own search for self-understanding.
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