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Meanings of emerge from in English

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Usage of emerge from in English
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There have also been similar reports of possible reinfection emerge from China.
News.com.au
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Will a sustainable global top 10 technology company ever emerge from Ireland?
The Irish Times
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Orleans said it expects to emerge from Chapter 11 protection this month.
Reuters
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However, sensory perception, awareness, and cognition emerge from the combination of information.
Pubmed
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General Growth said it expected to emerge from bankruptcy around Nov. 8.
Reuters
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All that said; something useful if unpredictable may emerge from a misunderstanding!
The South African
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Yet it's unlikely one will emerge from the U.N. climate change confab.
Reuters
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Themes of physical strength, activism and longing emerge from a digressional text.
The Guardian
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Two businesses are set to emerge from last year's group of finalists.
The Irish Times
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And there are certainly strong narrative voices that emerge from these songs.
Radio NZ
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It was time to emerge from where I'd hidden for so long.
Made of honor
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A threat to exams is not likely to emerge from the consultations.
The Irish Times
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She saw him emerge from the house and pass down the yard.
The Black Box
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On the way down she saw another figure emerge from the dark.
Lady Rose's Daughter
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Especially in the world that is going to emerge from this depression.
The illuminatus! trilogy
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Fourteen weeks and the pups are beginning to emerge from the pack.
The Irish Times
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