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stemmed

[stemd] / stɛmd /




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Wingstop management has characterized the decline as cyclical rather than structural, noting that part of the weakness stemmed from lapping two years of exceptionally strong results.

From Barron's

Checks on his employment record found both his passport and driving licence had the 1982 date, but Martin continued to claim 1987 was correct and the discrepancy stemmed from a historic passport issue.

From BBC

Ironically, Jackson’s impact stemmed from never becoming president—and not participating in what many deemed a defining confrontation in America’s culture wars.

From The Wall Street Journal

Arguably more interest stemmed from the pageantry of Sunday's game than from the actual cricket.

From BBC

A police report from the Dedham Police Department says the alleged victim came to a police station on December 16 to report the incident, which she said stemmed from a pay dispute.

From Barron's