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3. Their disagreement stemmed from a misunderstanding.

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1. The strawberries should be stemmed before they are tinned.

31. This, of course, stemmed from the property boom of the period.

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45. Asked if it stemmed from his personal life, she nodded yes.

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48. She stemmed the flow of tears that came, knowing they would sting his body.

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56. No satisfactory explanation of this decline has been adduced, but it seems likely to have stemmed from changes in agricultural practice.

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59. His error stemmed from carelessness.

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64. The loss stemmed from his recklessness.

65. Their stemmed from low pay and poor working conditions.

66. Discontent stemmed from low pay and poor working conditions.

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73. The current strike wave stemmed from the discontented of the laid - off workers.

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75. The reserve box's space too stemmed from the small rope's anticipation.

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77. In some countries that secrecy stemmed from the military uses nuclear fission.

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80. His forceful speech stemmed the tide of the crowd's anger.

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82. It all stemmed from a lie I told when I was 4.

83. Backing of the PLO stemmed more from long - held designs on Jordan than political affinity with Palestinians.

84. However, psychoanalysis has proved that either in ancient times or in modern times, money and its corresponding system are both stemmed from irrationality, religiousness and uselessness.

85. Modern Chinese Orthopaedic traumatology has stemmed from the orthopaedics of Traditional Chinese Medicine(TMC)and western orthopaedics.

86. European nation-states developed from national kingdoms, wherefrom the concept of modern nations and the stream of nationalism stemmed and spread.

87. His heroic action stemmed from a strong sense of duty.

88. The Security Council's referral to the ICC stemmed from the January 2005 UN International Commission of Inquiry on Darfur report to the UN secretary-general.

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95. He argues that Bismarck's misogyny stemmed from his childhood when he found himself in a triangle between his cold, intelligent and ambitious mother, whom he disliked, and his weak, kindly father.

96. In some countries that secrecy stemmed from the military uses of nuclear fission.

97. The seminal design inspiration and mechanics of the type design stemmed from the Spore logotype, designed by Cinco.

98. But his title to nobility stemmed from Ireland, where much of his landed property was located.

99. From this source there stemmed major new branches of mathematics.

100. Two recent deaths of women who had taken an abortion pill to terminate pregnancies stemmed from a bacterial infection, not from the pill itself, the Food and Drug Administration said Friday.

101. It is hardly any surprise that Owen is attracted to the Sport of Kings, nor that his first interest stemmed from the bet his father struck in the local bookie 's every Saturday.

102. The general pattern of the origin of the dorsal pancreatic artery was stemmed from the splenic artery .

103. And he stemmed the outflow of wealthy investors at UBS's huge private bank.

104. We strove to convince one another that our decisions stemmed from ourselves and ourselves alone.

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