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'He began to knead my whole body as if it were clay, while from him emanated a heat which scorched me and melted me. '

The rumor seems to have emanated from Fly On The Wall, a site that serves up gossip to the investing community.

They seem to hold a hatred that Hiro had never seen in them; a deep anger emanated from those violet eyes. Disapointment.

She emanated the comforting feeling that she cared about what I was trying so haltingly to say.

a sense of peace emanated from her , touching him deep inside.

In one corner of the cell was a small pit latrine, out of which thick vapors and a horrible stench emanated.

It emanated from the top of the Beijing government and was aimed at bringing China into line with the rest of the world.

Much of the criticism against him emanated from his political opponents.

Now of course I had known all along that the humour of the story emanated from its very exaggeration, its absurdly illogical smoothness.

You can talk about mind over matter, or wiggle the fingers of your other hand over the coin as if that was where your power emanated from!

Again , the carbonaceous residues is thought to have emanated from the burning of carry-over cold rolling oil.

The idea originally emanated from his brother.

To think of what emanated from that countenance when she saw it last, and to behold it now!

Landscape, genre painting emanated full-bodied agrestic tinge that enhanced the meaning of local culture.

'Paul emanated good humor and affection and induced the same in his friends and colleagues.

They recorded some of the common wavelengths they emanated.

The wave of violence, it said, mostly emanated from deprived inner city areas where groups of youths fought turf wars.

The "red songs" had, in fact, cost the government very little, because they emanated from the voluntary fervour of the masses, he said.

Do you know where these rumours emanated from?

Noise emanated in static hydraulic test for tubing and casing pollutes the surrounding.

'That's weird, " emanated faintly from a face muffled by a pillow. "

A bad smell emanated from the dead dog by the road.

The fact is that the Catholic Church blamed us for killing their God and from that emanated blame, hatred and persecution.

The China Earthquake Networks Center said Tuesday's aftershock emanated from about 10 km underground.

Your sacred name is absolutely cognizant and all-illuminating because the entire Vedic scriptures have emanated from Him.

The series, which took three years to make, emanated from a Politburo study session in 2003.

Light that emanated from a lamp; a stove that emanated a steady heat.

The chant emanated from a loudspeaker on top of the car.

The rumor emanated from your department.

A voiceless cry emanated from the crowd gathering on the street.

A collective sigh of sadness emanated around the room, she says.

A long plaintive wail emanated from the cardboard box.

A bad smell emanated from the shed.

Its power emanated originally from the family bank.

Many of the new developments emanated from the US.

The idea emanated from him.

They escaped scrutiny, he argued in 1999, because they emanated from "gigantic" models, which were opaque even to other economists.

Those who have emanated black and white mixed ancestry and just recently mixed Chinese and other make the second largest group with 7. 3%.

Analysis and calculation on spatial magnetic field emanated from a permanent magnet and its application to permanent magnetic bearing

Finite-Element Analysis and Calculation on Spatial Magnetic Field Emanated from Permanent Magnet Ba

The intelligence is believed to have emanated from an enemy source