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Reply Wed 5 May, 2004 03:03 pm
I suspect "flow from = come from" below:

That oft-repeated - but rarely heeded - warning is the hard lesson that flows from the decision yesterday by a federal jury to convict Frank P. Quattrone, the former investment banker, on charges that he tried to hinder an investigation of how his firm allocated shares of new stock offerings.
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Setanta
 
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Reply Wed 5 May, 2004 03:31 pm
Yes, it is a visual image of a liquid pouring through an opening. It's most common use is to indicate that a result is inevitable.
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Reply Wed 5 May, 2004 03:50 pm
Good, Set, thank you.
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