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Her husband promoted self-reliance in his children, and their choices and views flowed from that, she said.

After the end-shift bell rang, I began to leave classroom as tears unknowingly flowed from my eyes.

Clerical magic flowed from each of the dark elf's fingers, sizzling like dark lightning into the chained drow.

A woman thought she was in heaven when beer instead of water flowed from the taps in her apartment in west Norway.

A river watering the garden flowed from Eden; from there it was separated into four headwaters .

By some estimates more than $12 billion flowed from AIG to Deutsche Bank in collateral as a result of these policies.

From Cui Hao and free verse flowed from eternal charm, let Yellow Crane Tower stand as firm as a rock in a Chinese scholar.

For two decades the prosperity that flowed from globalisation, albeit often unevenly distributed, seemed to assure its forward momentum.

Can he be able to account for the mega-liters of blood that has flowed from Zambezi to Limpopo since 1980?

Tens of billions more have flowed from its allies and from the international agencies that America has long dominated.

They were remarkable for a similar a historicity and the untruths that flowed from it.

His words and actions flowed from him as smoothly, as inevitably, and as spontaneously, as the perfume rises from the flower.

"It's kind of politics, " Schwarzenegger said of the claims by Republicans that no jobs flowed from the stimulus program.

A sudden sense of relief flowed from my heart through every limb .

Blood flowed from a cut on her head.

We have already observed that for a long time it was incorrectly believed that current flowed from positive to negative.

The intelligence which she would not give soon flowed from another quarter .

The time like water has flowed from the fingertip, soaks inundates on the skin actually cannot engrave the year mark.

A property bubble blew up, and Ireland became dangerously dependent on the revenues that flowed from it.

Yet over the past year, a staggering three-fifths of the world's broad money-supply growth has flowed from emerging economies.

books and articles flowed from twain , and each increased his reputation as america ' s greatest humorist.

Less than $3 billion flowed from Western carbon markets (to offset emissions) and as philanthropy (see chart).

It is simply the Nile. It has flowed from Lake Victoria. It will flow on to Alexandria .

Another area of tension has been over liquefied natural gas, which also flowed from price controls.

The steady hum of conversation flowed from inside of the cabin.

Wash me, cleanse me in the blood That flowed from Calvary.

Look back at the past century and most of the good and the bad flowed from the ideas and decisions of political leaders.

From that day a steady stream of clothes and perfumes flowed from the house of Schiaparelli.

The other big change, of course, flowed from the global financial crash of 2008.

That sentence flowed from paragraph 8 which referred to WIPO supporting developing countries in undertaking national IP audits.

From that day a steady stream of clothes and perfumes12 flowed from the house of Schiaparelli.

Mao Zedong said that power flowed from the "wielders of the pen, " not only from the gun.

When the concert was over, a lot of people flowed from the hall.

Hot water flowed from the tap.

SAP flowed from the gash in the tree.

As of June 2008, as much as 100, 000 cubic meters of mud flowed from the volcano every day.

And what flowed from that history, from that narrative sense of identity

That came from the ocean that flowed from the river