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Coca-Cola said the rumor stemmed from an issue with Brazilian orange products a year ago, but that the truth had been distorted.

Zeng Guo-fan is able to accomplish something big business is, fundamentally speaking of his success stemmed from his tireless attitude.

The company, in part, said the decline stemmed from Brazil, where implementation of new technology caused disruptions.

The losses stemmed from unauthorized derivatives-trading bets, according to a person familiar with the matter.

The authors speculated that the susceptibility to flattery stemmed from a simple desire to feel good about themselves.

Ellen's acquiescent approval of her husband's ideas stemmed from her fear that he would beat her.

Shockingly, two-thirds of that stemmed from supposedly triple-A CDOs, which by then were deemed to be worth only half of their face value.

Guo Yuhua, a sociology professor at Qinghua University in Beijing said the minghun custom stemmed from both dread and sympathy for the dead.

Heaven and hell are stemmed from the heart and behavior. Fear not the hell, but the deflection of the heart.

Mr. Dunn said the store idea stemmed from customers' requests to try on items before a purchase.

His decision to lock up his daughter stemmed from a need to compensate for the years during which his mother dominated him.

It all stemmed from my childhood, and I'd never be able to overcome that.

Welch's profound grasp of General Electric stemmed from knowing the company and those who work for it like no other.

The generous terms of the original deal stemmed from it being among the first crop of investments by western banks in Chinese lenders.

The change is actually twofold, and much of the problem has stemmed from a failure to understand this.

In our case, it stemmed from the fact that the school we were at was very afraid we were going to leave.

In a recent report to the WTO, China said it disagreed with the ruling, which stemmed from a complaint the U.

I suppose my confusion stemmed from the fact that I misunderstood what ksplice was.

Much of the recent good economic news in the euro zone, the U. K. and Japan has stemmed from strong export data.

This belief stemmed from early exposure to sad British pop music and a total mis-reading of the movie 'The Graduate'.

Historically, anthropological African studies stemmed from the studies of colonization and is initially motivated by interest games.

Yet the firm remains optimistic because much of that fear has stemmed from the Chinese economy being stronger than expected.

The trial stemmed from a criminal complaint by Dodi Fayed's father for the invasion of his son's privacy.

The concern about this axiom stemmed from the fact.

In the early 1950s, the British "No" to Europe stemmed from its over-confidence after the second world war.

The company's largest recalls stemmed from unintended acceleration related to faulty gas pedals and floor mats.

Other news items stemmed from the question: Where will the next season of Futurama begin?

Indeed, much of the instability in the shadow banking system stemmed from using short-term wholesale funding for longer-term investment.

His money difficulties, he explained, stemmed from his banks.

The sediments of upstream region stemmed from Tengger Desert, its south. so its sand substance was transmitted from its neighbor.

Looking beyond company borders, significant benefits have stemmed from better interactions with organizations and customers.

The interest stemmed from studies showing vitamin A deficient animals and humans were abnormally susceptible to respiratory infections.

"Most of the claims stemmed from poor health maintenance, " recalls Risk Management Analyst Florine Belanger.

The loss stemmed from his recklessness.

Even cooler heads believed that the botched response stemmed from George Bush's indifference to black suffering.

Technicians determined the heater failure likely stemmed from a faulty switchbox and associated wiring.

This discovery stemmed from our studies on the instability of the Streptomyces chromosomes.

It was a want of self-assurance that stemmed from early childhood.

The reluctance of the Irish players to demonise Henry stemmed from the realisation that they, too, could be culprits.

McCarron, a longtime food industry consultant, said ConAgra's lower estimate stemmed from its more judicious use of hypertension data.

Meanwhile, he regarded that the Ci Poem stemmed from Yuefu poem, which should play a greater role in expressing emotion.

The changes stemmed from FDA review of postmarket safety reports and discussions between the agency and several thyroid-health groups.

In North Carolina, health officials reported a cluster of illnesses that stemmed from meringue pie, made with whipped egg whites.

The Olympics Games, which is continuous and international social activities with a large scale, stemmed from the modern Olympism.

Ironically, Vista's failure stemmed from its ironclad security.

Even this year, half the deterioration of the rich world's deficits has stemmed from economic weakness.

Apple's statement eases user concerns that the battery life issue stemmed from a hardware issue.

The first basic error of the "new theology" stemmed from the old Augustinian doctrine of original sin.

History tells us that the @ symbol stemmed from the tired hands of the medieval monks.

Their displeasure stemmed from Atkinson's failure to award a penalty after Sylvain Distin barged Ronaldo.

The idea of looking for transplanted life stemmed from studies of meteorites from Mars that landed on Earth.

Much of the buying last month stemmed from fire sales of foreclosed homes.

It stemmed from an unscientific desire to keep the numbers low.

Could that distaste for yellow peppers have stemmed from a false memory of getting sick after eating them?

The modern futures market stemmed from institutional transition in modern China.

The losses reportedly stemmed from one-way bets on the direction of the market, using unhedged index futures.

Racism stemmed from the expansion of western capitalism, but its presence has exacerbated the uneven development of human society.

The reasons stemmed from "not having the time in our schedule" to "we're not really ready for that level of process maturity. "

Bryant's confidence and upbeat attitude stemmed from knowing the Lakers can't play any worse than they did.

Some of the worst abuses in securitisation stemmed from the use of credit ratings.

The laser gun battle game stemmed from the 1980s, its inspiration originated from the Hollywood blockbuster movie "the star war" .

America's reluctance to grant licences to foreign banks stemmed from the implosion of Bank of Credit and Commerce International in 1991.

Basically this change has stemmed from my realization that there are far better ways to spend my time.

Newspapers stemmed from the invention of the printing press.

So many of us hold on to little resentments that may have stemmed from an argument, a misunderstanding, or some other painful events.

The Jury system is stemmed from Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome, slave countries then.

The dispute with Huawei stemmed from an agreement dating back to 2001 under which Motorola resold some of the Chinese company's gear.

Sun said: "That was absolutely a wrong judgment, one that stemmed from the judges' ignorance about mental health. "

Emotional conflict is a new psychological research topic, which is stemmed from the research of cognitive conflict.

The sediments of Terminal Lake stemmed from Badain Jaran Desert, which transmitted with west wind far away from Minqin Oasis.

At times, that stemmed from gold's safe-haven status as other asset classes tumbled.

Its popularity stemmed from a mix of robustness and efficiency.

The author thought that Li Liejun's nationalist thought stemmed from his family education and the traditional country thought.

Company losses stemmed from poor management.

This belief stemmed from early exposure to sad British pop music.

The study stemmed from data on more than 15, 000 adolescents who participated in the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health.

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

Maybe you are wondering where it stemmed from. But now I do not want to mention it any more.

Wenyanci is a kind of words that stemmed from ancient Chinese and are existing in modern Chinese vocabulary system now.

These ideas actually stemmed from some journal entries I wrote in 2002.

Allowing the overflowing abundance of joy that is stemmed from love fill your heart and soul dear ones.

Jia Jia's immunity is low, many sick, and all stemmed from his surgery, blood transfusion, when a half years old infected with HIV.

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

It's unclear how many of Wells Fargo's home equity losses stemmed from piggyback loans.

Recovery Processing of Alkaline Etching Slug Muck Stemmed from Aluminum Profiles Surface Pretreatment

a new anti-noise by-law that stemmed from local residents' indignation over the blaring din from the dance hall

An Inquiry into the Questions Stemmed from Overall Credit System

I've found the spirit of Ceramics stemmed from the Italian history and ceramic skills of long time

only 5% of group pre-tax profit in 2011 directly stemmed from the Americas, Britain and Europe