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Questions have arisen over whether this new feature conflicts with legal requirements, specifically many of the newer laws concerning the retention of email.

They also concluded that while human laughter sounds much different from the ape versions, its distinctive features could well have arisen from Shared ancestral traits.

The anger has arisen, they say, not because of the Banks' cross-selling tactic, which is an acceptable method, but because they are using muscle nourished by taxpayers' money.

An opportunity has arisen.

But confusion has also arisen because of the unusual genesis of the crisis.

From this promiscuous breed, that race now called Americans have arisen.

Yet perhaps the most bitter fight has arisen over a proposal by Tanzania and Zambia to resume trade in their stocks of elephant ivory.

In particular, they suggest to Bada that life might have arisen, not in the "warm little pool" that Darwin himself once guessed, but in the violent environs of volcanic eruptions.

There are various arisen reasons of building the townhouse.

For Dallas, the diminutive a, who is 6-feet, has arisen as a key cog.

The issue has arisen in the specific context of Parmesan cheese, but any Codex quality standard for products with a geographical indication depends on how this issue is resolved.

New challenges have arisen in the public health control of emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases.

He old dogmas have perhaps decayed, but new dogmas have arisen and, on the whole, I think that a dogma is harmful in proportion to its novelty.

A great deal of discord has arisen in the university over this question.

Something completely unforeseen has arisen.

While there are scientists who think RNA could have arisen spontaneously on early Earth, others say the odds of such a thing happening are astronomical.

Unfortunately, a similar problem has arisen there—every time a user makes a change to a document or setting, she is typically required to click a Submit or Save Changes button, once again forcing her to think about how the system works—in this case in terms of a client-server architecture.