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The war cemented an alliance that sustains Pyongyang in the face of widespread vilification, and created a powerful emotional bond.
They have spooked jittery global markets and created a powerful disincentive for European nations to apply and enforce further economic pressure against Tehran.
In the 19th century the Meiji Restoration in Japan (1868 1912), motivated by powerful modernizing ambitions, centralized the state, weakened the aristocracy, and created a powerful bureaucracy.
The water at Rockaway Beach tends to be fairly rough, and the high winds would have raised strong waves and created a powerful undertow, said Petty Officer Mark Guiteras of the United States Coast Guard.
Ubiquity of devices and services; the participatory panopticon of our communal experiences; self-describing media - we describe the media and the machines will work it out afterwards; and openness - Nintendo's Wii, for example, used standard hardware and created a powerful device very cheaply.
He introduced scientific philosophy in his sense into Poland and created a powerful philosophical school.
Just as one must buy fire insurance before, not after, one's house burns down, we have to deal with the risk of inequality before it becomes much worse and creates a powerful new class of entitled rich people who use their power to consolidate their gains.
Besides maintaining input for the generation of motor reflexes, vestibular impulses reach consciousness and create a powerful sensation.
Hazare wants the government to pass his version of a proposed bill and create a powerful ombudsman to police top officials.
The film, which is set in the present and revolves around three beautiful sisters, weaves in and out of their various apartments and creates a powerful spell: lazy mornings and leisurely meals, deep pools of sunlight, plants framing windows.
Christie and Obama also traded praise, hailing each other's leadership in the crisis and creating a powerful image of bi-partisan co-operation that could ripple out into the presidential election.
