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There had been so much enthusiasm engendered that she was believing herself deeply in love.

One of the most surprising things about this revolution is how little overt celebration it has engendered.

What I took away was the arrogance that the success of things like the death-panel smear has obviously engendered in Republican politicians.

Her trouble was terrible; but was it a thing of her imagination, engendered by an extravagant sensibility?

Freud took some himself and was immediately impressed with the sense of well-being it engendered, without diminishing his capacity for work.

THE warm, fuzzy feeling of national pride and unity engendered by South Africa's hosting of the football World Cup did not last long.

All this uncertainty has engendered two competing political narratives.

But the fear engendered by those bolts from the blue faded long before US Special Forces rappelled into a sleeping Pakistani compound.

Until they show otherwise, a dose of scepticism should be mixed with the premature hopes that the land deals have engendered.

'The government's stance has engendered a sense of mistrust and uncertainty among the mobile wealthy and their advisers.

To see what error was engendered in the process, we now allow Ni to differ from Ne and use the linearized Poisson equation.

It is imperative that we do not succumb to the overwhelming sense of impotence that is engendered by such acts of cruelty.

It was the experience of mystery - even if mixed with fear - that engendered religion.

Together with other factors, this engendered conceit among a number of army comrades, some of whom became arrogant and overbearing.

That, he was conscious, was not the sentiment which the complicated play of human feelings had engendered in society.

Mr Ho's complaint has engendered little sympathy in Macao, where liberalisation of the gaming industry has sparked a frenzy of construction.

Signal process is flexible. Value at any crank angle is available by interpolation while no more tolerance is engendered.

Although most items fit in the palm of a hand, the goodwill engendered by the return is big.

Debt, demography, and diminishing natural resources have already engendered a significant shift in the growth of different economies.

The handicraft transition caused large demand for machine-processed product and modern industry engendered in Weixian.

The trust engendered by personal relations presents, by its very existence, enhanced opportunity for malfeasance.

With Mr Kirchner's death, the political era engendered by the chastening collapse of 2001 is drawing to a close.

The popularity of XML has engendered an explosion in the development of XML standards formats, so this is not always a simple proposition.

Conflict relations engendered by the division of labour as constituting a source of social change was simply unthinkable.

Its discovery engendered the "sudden freezing" approximation for relaxing nozzle flows.

Measure system consists of pressure sensor, hanging equipment, test shell and device engendered wind speed.

Amid the gloom engendered by this rewrite of recent economic history there is one ray of light.

A kind of brainless but attractive state of mind is engendered by the mere sound appeal of the music.

This had engendered among all those highly paid investment bankers and traders an insouciant indifference to risk.

Never express anger, impatiences, or disrespect in public. Bad feelings engendered by public criticism, or impoliteness are never forgotten.

But above all it engendered a false sense of security.

Many problems that have limited the developing of Tianjin taxi business have engendered in the process of developing.

While test & measurement helped make the PC industry possible, we've done little to exploit the body of work it engendered.

The paper builds the top speed prediction modal of airflow which is engendered due to weighting over great extent.

Only by doing so could we bridge the divide engendered by historical contingencies more than half a century ago .

Perhaps no contract signing in the history of North American sports has engendered a greater amount of hype.

The newly proposed regulatory rules have engendered strong debate in the financial community.

But the fear engendered by the perceived exposure to radiation had long-term consequences.

We watch you try to outdo each other and this has created false power struggles and engendered a warring culture.

By using for reference of overseas experience upsurge of building culture industrial parks is engendered.

The latter figure arises from the ongoing team learning engendered by regular inspections.

I am convinced that the flames of passion and togetherness engendered by the FIFA World Cup in Germany will spread to the entire world.

But, by increasing the relative price of U. S. exports, the strong dollar engendered the huge U. S. trade deficit.

A sincere friendship, have absolute engendered, like not divided the rock.

It is precisely this characterization of women that has enabled and engendered patriarchy.

Make person sense of taste fatigue, make the person produces engendered the more you have, the more addictive.

The Human Genome Project has itself set back the hopes it engendered.

It is a lack engendered from the previous time that serves to reply to the lack raised by the following time.

Capitalism has always engendered crises, and always will.

The key to SHAC success has been its diverse membership and the cooperation it engendered in the state.

The "one" , namely the world in gas state, engendered by "Tao" is not static but in motion.

This rapid development of the Chinese economy has engendered growth of China's tourism market in both the leisure and corporate segments.

Love engendered by beauty will die when beauty fades away.

Most of the plays are engendered by a line, a word or an image.

His angry words engendered the quarrel .

dot. com (2000) The Dot. com bubble engendered no lifelines, no bailouts.

Thus did the foetus of crime engendered by Brujon in La Force miscarry .

Every kind of experience is engendered by the continuity of the life, and synchronously connected with the whole of the life itself.

In order to abate the burden of tax, the tax revenue planning thus has engendered through utilizing.

So this end, which is supposed to be the opposite of what is, is really the same as what is, it is engendered by what is.

Competing discourses: orthodoxy, authenticity, and engendered meanings in late imperial Chinese

On the Imperilment Engendered by International Cartel and the Sanction and Deterrent to It

The Relationship between Poetry Taste Engendered Theory and Taoist Tradition

Derivative (2007) Financial instrument or analytical tool that engendered the Meltdown

An electric model of electromagnetic emission engendered in the seismogenic zone