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Quilp himself, with his hands in his pockets, smiled in an exquisite enjoyment of the commotion he occasioned.

Now Hodge offers his own, quite different, account of the liberal disillusionment occasioned by the Obama administration.

The first was, probably, one of those nightmares occasioned and brought back by his hours of delirium.

In Ozu's Good Morning, a family dispute is occasioned by the children's demand that their parents acquire a television.

Winter lingered so long in the lap of Spring that it occasioned a great deal of talk.

At length, however, an incident happened that occasioned my return home much sooner than I had intended.

a state occasioned by scarcity of money and a shortage of credit.

His presence occasioned a sort of council of war to be held, of which Charles might not otherwise have dreamed.

It is a great satisfaction to be the recipient of so much kindness occasioned by my 1961 article on optimum currency areas.

He on his side never failed to tell her his triumphs and the compliments they had occasioned.

What fears their absence might have occasioned already!

Despite occasioned confusion and problems throughout the day , controllers never once reported bringing planes too close together .

She wrote to Ralph and acquainted him with my conduct; this occasioned a breach between us .

But the political opportunism occasioned by this tragedy has ranged from the completely irrelevant to the shamelessly irresponsible.

They awaken in their memory the remembrance of those circumstances which occasioned their affliction.

Though this occasioned great mirth among the guests, aunt Harriet was horrified.

and that his condition of health is not occasioned by attachment to you.

The global automobile industry is going through wrenching changes, and many of them are occasioned by economic developments worldwide.

It is quite possible that it was occasioned by the marriage of King Richard 11 to Anne of Bohemia in that year.

and, last, that the rapid rise of public debt occasioned by stimulus need not be a concern.

His queer behavior occasioned a great deal of talk.

occasioned an inconvenience, and I was frequently chid for my singularity.

His queer behaviour occasioned a good deal of talk.

After all , such liquidity serves to facilitate adjustments occasioned by market dislocations .

News of the defeat of a king and the triumph of the people occasioned popular rejoicing and sometimes official holidays.

This may have been occasioned by the early use of faulty analytical techniques.

The dean's illness occasioned much mental turmoil in other places besides the deanery and adjoining library.

There were technological revolutions occasioned by the spread of electricity, plastics and the car.

The recent activities by North Korea of course occasioned a UN Security Council resolution.

The race has already occasioned a weight of commentary, much inevitably misleading.

It is most likely that the cave was walled up following the floods which occasioned the restorations of 1655.

His rude remarks occasioned the quarrel.

he has taken the initiative to eliminate or lessen the harmful consequences occasioned by his illegal act;

The carrier shall be liable for damage occasioned by delay in the transport by air of passengers, baggage or cargo;

He sends his love, ma'am, and his wishes for your happiness, and his pardon for the grief you have occasioned;

product residue breakdown occasioned by, e. g. the use of strong acids and alkalis during the cleaning process; and