springs

• “In the far West are numerous springs of petroleum, which are known to the hunters as "_tar springs_," because of the accumulations about them of the products of the evaporation and oxidation of petroleum to tar or asphalt.”

  Scientific American Supplement, No. 362, December 9, 1882

• “Such is the immediate logic of the title springs to mind.”

  Gaza Invasion Protesters; Don't Feed the Beast-- Let's start talking about smart protest."

• “The title springs from his assertion that cinema is 'the ultimate pervert art.”

  GreenCine Daily

• “Each of their springs is assigned a “spring constant”, which is not the same as the physical spring constant k, which they call the spring rate.”

  A better drive mechanism « The Half-Baked Maker

• “My writing, I have begun to understand I am learning anew with each newly written word springs from the same need to measure.”

  A Conversation with Jonathan Safran Foer about Everything Is Illuminated

• “Your view springs from a factually, objectively disproven and inaccurate view of how the economy functions.”

  Matthew Yglesias » Culture and Size and Scope of Government

• “SAP's motion concerning extrajudicial communications in large part springs from a recent incident involving the New York Times in which Times reporter Joe Nocera sharply criticized Leo Apotheker, named Chief Executive at PC maker Hewlett-Packard Co. on Sept. 30.”

  The Wall Street Journal: SAP Seeks Gag Order in Oracle Case

• “The connectedness springs from the idea that any assigning we try to do of behavior by ethnic identity is patently ridiculous.”

  The Washington Post: Review: 'Songs of the Dragons Flying to Heaven' at Studio Theatre

• “This defiant tribute springs from a need to impose their collective identity on this alien and menacing landscape.”

  The Guardian: Restrepo - review

• “It's the raw emotion the springs from a fear of change.”

  The Washington Post: Carolyn Hax: Getting custody of husband's kids has this wife panicking

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