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So any life that arose on one of its planets would have to endure stronger flares, for example, than our sun produces.
The more typical problems arose because of compromising photos.
His symptoms were treated as they arose and he was placed in a coma to prevent seizures and other symptoms.
So the idea of creating a single agency that would order the chaotic welter of tests arose naturally in testing circles.
Most sedentary societies elsewhere in the world arose only with the adoption of agriculture.
Many other problems of data collection also arose that were not dealt with in a precise way.
However, he conveniently ignores that moral acceptance of heart transplant procedures arose precisely because of such debates.
In previous entries of my sabbatical diary, one topic that arose was how to handle expansive periods of unstructured time.
Surprisingly, photosynthesis did not originate in plants and algae, but arose first in bacteria.
The testiness between the two camps arose as a result of piracy and intellectual-property protection concerns.
But many biologists suspect that feathers originally arose to keep dinosaurs warm.
As questions or ideas arose while reading or watching various things, they went there, too.
Both arose on the political fringe, more or less spontaneously, in response to the financial crisis and its economic consequences.
The real risk arose with practises and rewards that come along in the banking industry.
This, specifically, is where the dissatisfaction arose.
Those arose rather later on, but the actual recording was fine.
And them, of course, there's the notion that the big car firms were helpless to do anything about the situation once it arose.
Hence arose mummification to preserve the body, and portrait sculpture to replace it if destroyed.
The name arose from the first bricks produced here in the middle of the last century.
Problems arose between oscillator coils and the transistors themselves.
The office was next door to the lab so that students could easily consult me when problems arose in their research.
It probably arose as an adaptation to scarcity of nutrients.
Mutations arose, and beneficial ones spread through the population thanks to natural selection.
Yet in the aftermath of the spring season, puzzling new questions arose.
Life comes and goes: the final frontier could be littered with outposts where populations arose and then flashed into oblivion.
On a cosmic scale, this idea could help explain how life arose in the universe against tremendous odds.
Our solar system arose from a large, rotating cloud of interstellar debris called the solar nebula.
The problems with her family dogs arose when her parents disregarded those instincts.
The eradicators also carried rifles, in case opportunities arose.
What is more interesting is to ask how it arose and on what local sources, if any, it drew.
Actually, the work arose from a need, more than from a concept.
Consciousness first arose when deaf and blind first interbred.
In fact, that the topic arose during emergency hearings at all offers substantial support for the contrary position.
Some of it arose from his contentment with the people he had gathered to make it.
The indictments arose from a two-year investigation of tax-cheating by independent gasoline distributors.
As the railroads sped west, a new task arose: hunting down outlaws.
Although some plant species disappeared, many more new species arose.
As a result, when trouble arose, he had no friends to defend him.
In their place arose a much more promising model, the specialised online retailer.
The point arose as to how the parasite was distributed.
This, which seems an anomaly, arose when the driver walked beside his team.
The consequences are no more attractive today than they were before the modern state arose.
The old poet arose and bowed respectfully to the audience.
The firm raised private capital as opportunities arose, avoiding the need to take public money when markets froze.
Any mutations that arose in the cherry-picked cells get a helping hand, and they soon dominate the new population.
All of this arose over alleged discrepancies in financial reporting.
It arose, probably, from a haziness as to the limitations of self-consciousness.
But bridge would be dull if no opportunities for judgment arose.
The name arose from the bobbing motion of the wooden beam.
The car industry's long-standing obsession with scale arose from the needs of its manufacturing processes.
In any case, the much-dreaded wave of bigotry never arose.
The moving creditor's secured claim arose from a non-consensual judgment lien.
In addition to provenance, doubts arose because half of the inscription had been cleaned at some point in time.
But a miasma of other dark fears soon arose, and has yet to dissipate.
Issues arose that had to be resolved which no-one had anticipated, and this took time and hence money.
They set only the broadest of objectives and emphasised seizing unforeseen opportunities as they arose.
Venture capital firms arose to evaluate and fund high-tech entrepreneurs.
At that time, a problem arose because it seemed that both energy and angular momentum were not conserved in beta-decay.
The discrepancy arose because of where the transponder boxes were placed in the cars.
And problems that arose last month suggest that not everything will go the president's way.
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