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What results emerged from your talks?

As she emerged from her drifting cloud of gun smoke,

Elsewhere, governments have emerged from the crisis burdened by debt.

And that is why a profession called Wine Sommelier emerged from wineries, restaurants and clubs.

The chef explained each course, which emerged from the open kitchen on simple white china.

From the deck of a ship, the island makes a startling apparition, like the Himalaya just emerged from the Flood.

Life begins like a nascent river flowing eastward, having emerged from ice and snow somewhere up high.

The ECB, by contrast, is a supranational institution, although it emerged from an old-fashioned Franco-German deal.

The obvious weakness is in goal, where no outstanding candidate has emerged from half a dozen reasonably good ones.

We decided to pay very close attention to where those readers came from, just to see what we could learn, and some unexpected trends emerged from the data.

Some have emerged from monastic private schools;others are one or two generations away from roots in Ireland or eastern Europe.

And last year they saw how the rare hantavirus, once unknown in the U. s., emerged from mice to kill 30 people in as many as 20 states.

Following that scandal, Nortel emerged from a costly settlement of a class-action suit with a weak balance sheet, the informed person said.

We emerged from the 360-degree film of the D-Day landings, deaf from the noise of gunfire and giddy from the rows of white crosses in the cemeteries.

To the fury of the Germans, that opened the door for a newly confident GM, which had emerged from bankruptcy and had never really wanted to sell such an important asset, to scrap the deal with Magna.

Cosette had emerged from under the table.

She emerged from the overturned car with only a few scrapes and bruises.

That data showed what time the bats emerged from the cave for their nightly insect hunts.

A cautious approach towards reforms is one reason why China's financial system emerged from the global financial crisis relatively unscathed.

From the perspective of ethnology and the historical background, the five emperors had no blood relationship but emerged from the development and division of the clans and tribes.

Moral naturalists, on the other hand, believe that we have moral sentiments that have emerged from a long history of relationships.

Armed militants emerged from the shadows during clashes with troops; some of the dead and injured were soldiers, including a decorated army colonel.

He emerged from the movement.

They emerged from their retreat and swooped down upon the Torg meeting.

Mt. Taimu was by the magma emerged from underground formed in the late period of karst movement.

He stumbled toward the burning house as an enormous figure emerged from out of the flames carrying Fang on his back.

After the shower the sun emerged from behind the clouds.

In April it emerged from a tortuous restructuring, during which it moved its headquarters from Germany to Britain to take advantage of the flexible insolvency laws there.

Two truck drivers with sleepy eyes emerged from the eatery. They were transporting potatoes from Shanxi Province to Wuhan.

The place was silent now, but I could imagine the shouts of excitement as each bone—125 of them in all—peeked out from the earth or later emerged from its plaster jacket in the museum.