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emanate

verb as in come forth; give off

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And here’s a reality of this moment: Given the torrent of threats to basic rights now emanating from Washington, movements of resistance need all the help they can get.

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But mostly, the day emanated Latino joy, unseen in recent months.

Still, the first orchestral sounds that emanated from the Dudamel designated directorship turned out to be barely heard, while not silent, percussion stirrings.

When Bryant heard John’s piece for the very first time, emanating from a symphony orchestra, “Oh my God,” he said.

These little mountains of fire blaze with a gentle heat emanating from Del Real’s voice.

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