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Both forms stem from the third-person plural ("ellos, ellas, ustedes") of the preterite.
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It is important to note that the growing adoption of e-trading doesn't just stem from the requirements of regulatory reform.
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And where does this inherent fit trendsetting focus stem from?
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Much of the sand colors stem from the rich content of minerals in the sand, such as rutile, ilmenite, zircon, and monazite.
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Differences between varieties and there are well-founded reasons for referring to them as varieties, rather than breeds probably stem from local isolation.
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The behaviors might stem from unspent energy, peer pressure to misbehave, or hostility because of the lack of appropriate adult attention.
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Most problems stem from the fact that the majority of the youth are not engaged in gainful employment or some other productive activity.
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Both intended and unintended media effects stem from social cognitive theory because they illustrate the influence the media possesses in shaping audience behaviors and actions.
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The 12 attitudes and the problems they cause stem from three unexpressed emotions: sadness, anger, and fear.
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While these heroes had to stem from the people, they were set apart by their heroic deeds.
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