emerge
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Example Sentences
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In fact, the opposite was true: The point at which people thought they’d be depleted was often when their best ideas began to emerge.
Iran is emerging from one of the most serious waves of domestic unrest since the establishment of the Islamic Republic in 1979.
From BBC
He continued to invest heavily on the mainland during the 1990s, the dedicated capitalist courting Beijing's communist leaders as China began to emerge as an economic superpower.
From Barron's
He emerged as a key communications conduit between policymakers and financial markets, even as he became increasingly skeptical of some of the Fed's actions -- including interest rate cuts to help contain the damage.
From Barron's
Because they emerge wherever order forms, they offer scientists a powerful way to understand how complex systems organize themselves.
From Science Daily
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