Examples of using It stems in English and their translations into Italian
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Computer
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Generally speaking, the light is simple and undifferentiated, as it stems originally from the Ohr Ein Sof("The Light of the Ein Sof"),
It stems from a deep-seated need to fill an emotional void left by the loss of a child.
often justified when it stems from awareness, from sense experience
the Epiphany, and it stems from the story in the Gospel of Matthew, the first book of the New Testament.
maternal desire, it stems from a deep-seated need to fill an emotional void left by the loss of a child.
Christianity is unique because it stems from the uniqueness of Jesus Christ,
It stems from the idea of a game,
with many believing it stems from a barman at Limmer's Hotel in London, called John Collins.
Reviews The Infused with Fruits, it stems from a careful selection of choice fruit delicately enriched in taste with natural
vis-a-vis the level from which it stems.
It stems from the idea of a game,
But there is still cause for optimism, and it stems from the numbers for paid mortgages.
It stems from the idea of offering the public a knife that can be used as a key ring
Let's say that if there is some"philosophical" aspect to our work it stems from the observation and experience of reality.
this jealousy stuff and they always say it stems from my relationship with my sister?
People's resistance to change is not entirely irrational; it stems from good and understandable concerns.
That is the frugal culture prevalent in the Chinese diaspora across east Asia, and it stems from the historical need to be secure in later years.
So, if this part of the army can now live by such a practice even when there is peace, it stems from a corrupt order.
It stems from an inability to say no,
Christian identity has its own, true sacramental character because it stems from the three sacraments which create