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A wave of persecution pushed thousands of Brothers into exile, seeding fresh cells in countries such as Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Kuwait and as far afield as Europe and America.

Don't count on a wave of patriotism pushing American buyers to favor Detroit product to save jobs.

Speaking to CNN's Don Lemon later on, Moore said he felt as if the protests were "a wave of humanity" pushed along by people who are "scared for their future".

Precisely timed pulses of electricity create a wave of magnetism which rapidly pushes the armature along.

At the next stop, a wave of humanity rolled out, pushing me along with it.

"Every time a renewable energy technology starts to do well it gets hit by a wave of Government uncertainty, which pushes up costs and threatens jobs and investment.

And Dr. Gomez — who says he sees Dr. Seeman's article as part of a wave of scholarly work that "pushes back against the notion of concrete, specific connections between Africa" and its slavery-related diaspora — predicted that it would "cause a ripple" because "it was meant to cause a ripple".

Only in the past 12 months, the advent of under-$1,000 PCs attracted a wave of new buyers and pushed market share at that price to 40%.

Only in the past 12 months the advent of under-$1,000 PCs brought in a wave of new buyers and pushed market share at that price to 40%.

The bill is a part of a wave of election-related legislation pushed by the Nevada GOP since November, when the party took control of both chambers of the legislature and the governorship for the first time since 1929.

As a wave of undergraduate activism is pushing colleges to reform the way they handle reports of sexual assault committed by those still seeking their bachelor's degree, grad students say the calculus on whether to report is different for them.