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You do not have to know too much about Gallic pride to imagine the sheer horror such a possibility elicits among the Parisian elites.

He said he does support the political sectionthough because of the nostalgia it elicits.

Bullying elicits strong and highly personal reactions; I remember my own sense of outrage and identification.

Scientists believe swearing elicits an emotional response which leads to what is known as "stress-induced analgesia. "

Rheumatic fever is triggered by an invading bacterium that elicits antibodies from the immune system.

Positiveness . Being upbeat usually elicits a positive response. Encouragement and sincere compliments are always appreciated.

"We've tried everything from Bach to the Beatles, nothing elicits a response, " one of the scientists said to him.

Adiponectin is an abundant plasma protein secreted from adipocytes that elicits protective effects in the vasculature and myocardium.

His determination to cram down their throats, or put "bodily into their souls" his own words, elicits a cry of horror from Socrates.

Using DNA, as opposed to proteins made by a microbe, elicits a more vigorous, aggressive response from the immune system.

By attending the ball with Krum she elicits some jealousy from Ron Weasley.

In interactive systems, an operation at a terminal that elicits a response from the system .

Settings and a description of the behavior each setting elicits .

Shown a box moving in a stop-start way, babies show surprise. But a person moving in the same way elicits no surprise.

Back in the press area, the result in Pennsylvania elicits restrained glee from reporters.

It was noted that the F scale elicits in the respondent the tendency to agree with the items regardless of content .

Like rhizobia, the nitrogen-fixing endophyte Frankia elicits the formation of specialized root nodule structures which house BNF processes.

Capturing tests graphically allows better communication of the tests and further elicits the behavior of the design.

When raised as a subject for discussion on parenting websites, it always elicits a stream of outrage and angry denials.

Martin exhorted his audience to adopt his preferred word for the "pleasurable feeling, joy, gaiety of mind" that humor elicits.

Stage two elicits willingness to pay (WTP) for an improvement along a single risk dimension.

While a "whale" can still elicit sympathy at the bedside, the borderline or sociopath elicits anger, anxiety and fear.

Have a nice home filled with nice stuff elicits pleasant memories that we can pull up in our minds in an instant.

Mars square Neptune elicits the following statement: "This aspect like Venus square Uranus or Neptune could indicate sexual deviation. "

Wanna know why Yao is foul prone? Because he doesn't play the kind of big-man game that elicits from the Zebras favorable calls.

The merciless daylight reaches every corner of the world, leaving no darkness that elicits doubts, fancies, and hopes.

A pheromone is a chemical that elicits a specific behavioural response at a distance.

Forgiveness elicits a wrinkled brow and a sinking feeling in many of us.

An agent , an action, or a condition that elicits or accelerates a physiological or psychological activity or response .

Electrical stimulation here elicits saccades at low currents.

Pressure overload stress elicits a robust autophagic response in cardiomyocytes that is maladaptive , contributing to disease progression.

An elegantly carved and polished huge ring of white marble with pink veins elicits a smile.

Still, the enemies of Chinglish say the laughter it elicits is humiliating.

This process elicits a flavour that's both exquisite and unmistakable.

I can perhaps best sum it up by saying that the mention of Su Tungpo always elicits an affectionate and warm admiring smile in China.

Even shareware, which requires payment to function properly, only elicits money from 1 percent of downloaders.

It is a difficult task to start this article by defining "service" because of the variety of definitions it elicits.

Subject-matter of sickness elicits a series of response in the reader .

We have an online application system that works well, because it elicits the vital information at the outset.

Coming face to face with the black rubber masks elicits not only laughter.

These adjectives, which are often interchangeable, describe what elicits or deserves strong dislike, distaste, or revulsion

Xenogeneic melanoma-related antigen elicits anti-tumor immune response, companied by autoimmune injury

A stimulus, either consciously or unconsciously perceived, that elicits or signals a type of

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Song is easy, poem is subtle, but they are elicits emotions. describe love, not as cruel realities of life, and so beautiful