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Jeanie arose from her devotions, with her heart fortified to endure afflictions, and encouraged to face difficulties.

It also arose from a pinpoint area, not the general area, as though something on the ground were the source.

As it is often a case the first synthetic drug arose from a great need.

When I had finished and sat down, a man slowly arose from his seat, about three rows from the rear, and made his way toward the pulpit.

A sigh of relief arose from the crowd as the fireman reappeared with the child in His arms and prepared to descend.

Jeanie arose from her seat, and made her quiet reverence, when the elder Mr. Staunton entered the apartment.

His uneasiness arose from a misgiving that the old man had some secret store of money which he had not suspected.

It all arose from his laughing at the girls' high schools, declaring they were useless, while she defended them.

I walked for several rounds after work-off. The sorrow arose from the heart as I lonely meditate.

I finally decided that this encouragement arose from one of the final scenes in it.

This set me in a muse, whether his timidity arose from too long a disuse of any human company.

This murmur arose from all the land , fraught with the job of living , It came from the things that lived during the long months of frost .

After Noah arose from his stupor, knowing what had happened he prophetically pronounced a curse and a blessing.

There are lots of problems arose from the crime of trademark infringement. The research in the article is just a tip of the iceberg.

DB: I think some of those early objections arose from a less than full understanding of SCA and its goals.

Presently there arose from within a ticking like the love-making of the grasshopper.

But it seemed obvious that the attraction arose from the Zentraedi, biogenetically engineered side of her personality.

His arrogance and arbitrariness arose from our approval of his apt approach to arousing the public legal awareness.

With the large and multinodular confluent tumor at hand, it's difficult to determine whether it arose from a lymph node or not.

Now translated into 17 languages, this book arose from his work with brain-damaged children in Pennsylvania.

Bloody conflicts between the two countries arose from the old scores both sides failed to wipe out.

A small commotion arose from those people. Everyone looked at Mayo unable to conceal their expressions of surprise.

And Saul arose from the earth; and when his eyes were opened, he saw no man: but they led him by the hand, and brought him into Damascus.

Her idea for female personal protection arose from brutal experience. She was mugged twice while on business trips.

UEA appointed Sir Muir in December to head an inquiry into a series of allegations that arose from the stolen e-mails.

Before the Disney board got a chance to approve the merger, however, Michael Eisner arose from the departed to try to derail it.

But the Court's best-known recent decisions arose from constitutional claims involving individual rights.

Some of the early reports of specific genes were based on inadequate data or arose from poor interpretation of available data.

Another interesting generalization arose from the provenance tests of the four species mentioned in the previous section.

It arose from the Smalltalk project at Xerox PARC, where it was conceived as a way to organize some early GUI applications.

His arose from an unusual confluence: a great crime, a great silence, a receptive audience and personal courage well above the ordinary.

and if yes, how far the side products arose from application will affect the decomposition or affect the Earth.

The fourth part put forward corresponding countermeasures and suggestions against problems arose from people's spiritual needs.

The ICAC investigation arose from a corruption complaint. Inquiries subsequently revealed the above offences.

The case decided Wednesday arose from a protest at the funeral of a Marine who had died in Iraq, Lance Cpl.

Teyrns arose from amongst the banns, war leaders who, in antiquity, had grown powerful enough to move other banns to swear fealty to them.

4 But when they realized that he was a Jew, one voice arose from all for about two hours, crying out, Great is Artemis of the Ephesians!

The use of adenovirus as a gene transfer vehicle arose from early reports of recombinant viruses carrying heterologous DNA fragments.

We used to think that all human languages arose from brain programming that existed, fully formed and ready for action, at birth.

The children arose from their seats to salute the flag.

The case arose from a corruption complaint. Subsequent ICAC enquiries revealed the above offences.

That is what led to the dawn of the Information Age that arose from the office parks of Silicon Valley.

Another dilemma arose from the idiosyncrasies of religious life in the new state.

The term null hypothesis arose from earlier agricultural and medical application of statistics.

Some listeners have been asking for words that arose from languages other than Latin.

The confusion about the date of the meeting arose from a typing error.

The discipline of project portfolio management arose from the need to effectively manage these assets just like other corporate assets.

The percentage of standard taphole arose from 83% to 100% after the taphole clay was used to tap holes of blast furnace.

According to a news feature on Foldit, the project arose from an earlier distributed computing effort called Rosetta@home.

This case arose from a fire in a residential property in southern Delaware.

The fast food industry arose from the West. With the influences of its operation mode, the Chinese fast food evolved from it.

He hastily arose from his seat.

Slowly the land arose from the sea.

As the riot arose from the brawl, it will conceivably end after the principal contradiction has been resolved.

Science arose from the practical necessity of dealing with everyday problems.

This situation arose from the cross-standardization process between ECMA and ISO.

However, difficulties in maintaining the service arose from the historical structure of care delivery and policy frameworks.

Transcendental Meditation (TM) arose from the Vedic tradition in India.

Chattel mortgage is a system in Anglo-American legal system, which arose from Roman.

Similar results arose from the handwashing experiment.

Throughout history, most major laws to change the financial system arose from the cauldron of a crisis.

while value conflicts under the same logic arose from the sequencing priority of different value selections.

The problem of cutting tool adjusting arose from NC machining affect the mechanic production in all its aspects.

The neurosis arose from the original affective situations.

and if no special demands arose from the accident of being born a human being instead of a hen or a hog.

A cheer arose from the crowd when he came.

Symptoms arose from different reasons, and to give them a decisive influence.

A cheer arose from the crowd when the President appeared.

What student-initiated inquiries arose from the learning?

All these situations can ring alarm bells, but they don't necessarily mean the breast cancer arose from an inherited genetic mutation.

the grunt and squeal of sweltering pigs arose from the still further distance.

The traffic accident arose from carelessness.

He arose from his seat.

Nearly half of all incidents since 2002 arose from malfunctioning equipment, construction flaws and other technical problems with pipelines.

What student-initiated actions arose from the learning?

Mammals arose from a fairly primitive reptile in the Mesozoic era.

As elsewhere, Hungary's underlying problems arose from wage rises unmatched by productivity growth and social spending that is too generous.

How general intelligence arose from the brain, Spearman could not say.

Searle has expressed his delight at an opportunity that arose from Yves Makaba-Makalamby joining Hibernian in Scotland.

The mistake here arose from a Rightist viewpoint.

The school's concept arose from a conversation Winfrey had with former South African president Nelson Mandela years ago.

The ribbed and waisted shape of the Coca-Cola bottle arose from a mistake.

I was a child; my father was just buried, and my misery arose from the separation that Hindley had ordered between me and Heathcliff.

The civil war arose from the social injustices present in the country.

The abortion arose from excessive grief.

The essay on [bull] arose from that kind of struggle.

Baker's interest in the FBI also arose from having two uncles who are currently FBI agents.

The serious health problems arose from the Gulf War.

The quarrel arose from their different emphases on controlling sales .

Peter's second grievance arose from an incident during his visit in 1697 to Riga on the Baltic coast.

The problem arose from the recent changes in the law.

Our solar system arose from a large, rotating cloud of interstellar debris called the solar nebula.

The idea of RUP arose from the realization that a unified system for delivering artifacts 6 using UML notation was needed.

A heavy mist arose from the lake.

The moss-covered bucket arose from the well.

Problems arose from the outset.

I arose from the chair to answer the doorbell.

Nestling 595km north of Perth, it arose from a dispute in 1970 over wheat quotas.

How this arose from Washington's character was displayed fully in Fraunces Tavern, November 23, 1783.

Bulblets arose from the bulb base between two scales.

A mist arose from the lake.

The zombies finally arose from their slumber and took back the world that belonged to them.

Supposing that the Swan's splendid white color arose from his washing in the water in which he swam,

Truly the greatest (4) that arose from the settlement of the American frontier was the loss of the buffalo and the American Indians

Reason analysis for line loss increase arose from separation of power network and electricity generating companies

Alan is working with the JRuby team to handle some issues that arose from current implementation details in the JRuby runtime

A case of lymphosarcoma arose from hypothyroid cancer

he proves that the non-compliance or contravention arose from an honest mistake of fact on his part; or

Mesoscale Analysis of a Yunnan Severe Precipitation Event Arose from Low-Voxtex Shear

I fancied the discontent of age and disease arose from his family disagreements;

The vibration analysis of the chemical pipeline arose from the fluid source of vibration