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Many of his most famous quotes emanate from his annual letters to his shareholders; others come from speeches or interviews.

A decision as important as the execution of thousands of Polish POWS would have had to emanate from the Politburo.

The finer details of the scene are deliberately abstracted while light seems to emanate from the gate itself.

In essence, the non-Duchenne smile is contrived, whereas the genuine smile seems to emanate from a deeper connection to one's joy.

I make a apology to you and emanate from the whole hearted and hope that you correct. please change and return original you!

In the early years of a new school dominant values emanate from its founders and the school makes its culture explicit.

However, while they put on a brave face in public, rumbles of deep discontent continued to emanate from executives talking privately.

The icy moon's famed jets emanate from at least eight distinct source regions, which lie on or near the tiger stripes.

Management did not emanate from nature. Management is like -- it's not a tree. It's a television set.

Your lasting impression is how uplifting the energies are, and the gentle light that seems to emanate from all objects.

Determined that his paintings should emanate from his sitters rather than himself, Mr Freud seeks to capture their individuality.

A chilly breeze that seemed to emanate from the heart of the forest lifted the hair at Harry's brow.

Thus the soft stillness of the pianissimo should emanate from the body, not the fingertips.

News may emanate from overseas, may involve a journey you'll soon take, or have to do with a publishing or broadcasting venture.

are generally classed as the producers only of books, or other useable or saleable articles, which directly emanate from them.

in visible ( shown in gold ) and infrared ( red ) light , two prominent arms emanate from the bright nucleus and spiral outward.

These emails do not emanate from WHO, and are not in any way associated with WHO projects or events.

Cilia are slender microtubule-based appendages that emanate from the surfaces of a large proportion of eukaryotic cells.

and Language of ONE which are gold and silver tones of creation that are photonic in vibration and emanate from the Great Central Sun.

Clouds of fire emanate from the mouth of a performer in Barranquilla, Colombia, on Sunday.

Social rituals have initially emanate from dietary habits and repeated themselves along with the transformation in the dietetic structure.

Nor could stellar slam dancing explain the narrow jets that emanate from the central power houses of many quasars.

The waves that emanate from the collision of two black holes should be detectable.

What 's more , the latest edicts from Beijing are notably worrying since they emanate from one of the strongest economies in the world .

Continuous dark and mysterious - flashes of steady light emanate from inside the crystals , spelling sheer elegance.

These emanate from any highly electrified field, and when they touch the arc is now possible.

The next big global financial crisis will emanate from China.

"These effects probably emanate from the greater change in women's than men's roles, " the researchers write.

Aegis of Blades II Effect: This spell summons a shield of blades that emanate from you, dealing damage over time to all opponents nearby.

But either way, a strange kind of gravity and sympathy for the human condition emanate from these works, raw as they can sometimes be.

He thinks the proposals have been tested more rigorously than many of the missives that emanate from Brussels.

Perfume too seemed to emanate from the glorious hair and white clinging vestments of she herself.

Blue jets are flashes of blue light that emanate from the top of thunderstorms and then spreading upward as much as 20 miles above Earth.

Both landfills are near St. Louis, Missouri and the initial waste stream for both landfills will emanate from the St. Louis area.

The apparent "injection" of conventional sound or radio signals so they appear to emanate from any point in mid air.

We will look for methane as well as other gasses produced by living systems. We will pinpoint where these gases emanate from .

Appearing to emanate from a source other than the actual point of origin. Used chiefly of intelligence operations.

Some individuals, notably have stated that all problems emanate from man, and absent man, no problems ensue.

Results that emanate from a trusted network of friends and associates certainly fit that bill.

Pakistan's monsoon rains normally emanate from moisture swept in over India from the Bay of Bengal.

Called otoacoustic emissions (OAEs), the ear-generated sounds emanate from within the spiral-shaped cochlea in the inner ear.

To some extent these forces emanate from the peasantry, whose ties with the land are under threat.

These weapons too carry no country markings though the intelligence groups are almost certain that they emanate from the Chinese.

What rule, then, could emanate from that unreasonable order?

The decisions taken by Chinese companies don't all emanate from Beijing.

The spires that appear to emanate from Venus are diffraction spikes caused by the camera itself.

In the final analysis, all of our problems emanate from sin.

And the foul energy that emanate from them travel in straight lines, carrying with them ill fortune and other odious effects.

Waves emanate from the same atom source .

These are said to emanate from Henry Kissinger.

Listen Up: Unusual Forms of Sound to Emanate From RNC