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stemmed

[stemd] / stɛmd /




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It was these investigations that created the structural world that Harris’s work stemmed from.

From Los Angeles Times

CMS indicated the sanctions stemmed from “alleged noncompliance” with certain risk adjustment data submission requirements.

From Barron's

Meta's lawyers have broadly argued that Kaley's struggles with her mental health stemmed from problems with her family life, not her use of Instagram.

From BBC

The expansion has stemmed from drivers including stronger performance in high-margin categories such as household goods, the Thai baht’s appreciation, and improved merchandise and inventory management, the analyst says.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some local officials had also initially suspected the outbreak might have stemmed from contaminated raw chicken meat fed to the tigers, the Bangkok Post reported.

From BBC