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The research team pointed out that these differences stem from the way in which each model treats the flow of meltwater.

Carter’s orders stem from a class-action lawsuit filed on behalf of veterans that alleged the VA had failed in its duty to provide housing on the campus for disabled and homeless veterans and had illegally leased portions of the 388-acre campus to UCLA, Brentwood School and several other outside interests.

Some of their disagreements stem from serious business matters, such as a failed collaboration in 2016 when a SpaceX rocket exploding while carrying a Facebook satellite.

“A lot has to do, obviously, with scouting and management and coaching staff all working toward a common goal. And that common goal will always stem from our game model and our player profiles,” coach Steve Cherundolo said.

The proposed remedies stem from a landmark anti-competition ruling in August, in which Judge Mehta found Google illegally crushed its competition in online search.