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stemmed

[stemd] / stɛmd /




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His son David speculated that his dad’s mixed feelings about his fast-food career stemmed from a mentality common among children of the Depression: “Excess bothered them. It almost seemed profligate and unnecessary,” he explained.

From The Wall Street Journal

The decline stemmed from lower demand in China and weak sales in Japan, countered by growth in the U.S.,

From Barron's

All other allegations against the author stemmed from the 1990s to 2022, when he was living in the United States, Britain and New Zealand.

From Los Angeles Times

Air Products APD 0.05%increase; green up pointing triangle and Chemicals logged higher profit and revenue in its fiscal first quarter, boosted in part by higher prices that stemmed from increased energy costs.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bessent’s irritation over the probe stemmed in part from concerns that his delicate dancework to secure Powell’s eventual departure had been trampled on by colleagues who didn’t understand the steps, this person said.

From The Wall Street Journal