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China has its bold thinkers, but in its present mood it is hard to imagine one of them galvanising an entire class the way Solzhenitsyn did.

But Lenovo's range of entry-level machines is galvanising the new emerging markets division, where shipments were up a tenth.

And the Pecora hearings were more the last stage than the signal galvanising event that led to new financial laws.

If Mexico protests too much, it risks galvanising the law's backers, which could lead other states to copy Arizona's policies.

Gordon Brown, the UK prime minister, has just rediscovered cooperativism as a way of galvanising people to vote Labour.

Yet the Indian state will seldom be ahead of the curve in initiating or galvanising wider economic change .

Might competition from China have an equally galvanising impact on the United States ?

His Juve's success in Serie B are galvanising Gigi Buffon, who also looks ahead to the Azzurri's future with optimism.

Muslims would argue that their struggle was aimed more at galvanising their own flock than at converting unbelievers.

That message is less politically galvanising than bank-bashing. But the vice-president should embrace it.

It should serve as a wake-up call, galvanising liberals to unify and organise.

An election is due later this year, galvanising Mr Rudd's efforts to make good some of those promises, such as ending whaling.

Industrial thermoprocessing equipment - Part 4 : particular safety requirements for hot dip galvanising thermoprocessing equipment.

The fear of being bought, in turn, may be galvanising Japanese firms.

Nowhere is the galvanising effect of failure more evident than in professional sport.

Losing talk, on the other hand, can be galvanising.

Wastes from hot galvanising processes