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A surge of young Viennese architects are instigating a debate over how best to create a modern presence without obscuring the masklike facades and enigmatic surfaces of the city's atmospheric past.

Now some programmers feel used and are instigating a revolt.

Pioneering products like ARROJO American Wave are instigating a new wave of curl.

If we tell students or professionals that some people are just better or more talented, then we are instigating a fixed mindset that may lead one to think: I'm not good enough, why try?

However low interest rates and home prices are instigating an increase in home buying in recent months, according to results from their Pending Home Sales Index released Thursday.

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The government is instigating a scheme whereby subsidised food boxes are distributed to poor families every three weeks.

Once the tours have been safely and successfully run, I will be instigating a full investigation into how this problem occurred on our railway in Scotland".

The desire of many millennials to stay in cities rather than moving to the suburbs or rural areas is instigating a rewrite of the American dream.

November 18 2010 Symphony Space, trying to reinvigorate its status as the cultural guardian of the Upper West Side, is instigating a series of intimate concerts in its underground Thalia Theatre.

Teddy "is instigating a quarrel during a very sensitive time for them," said Seyyoum Teshome, an independent political analyst who has had run-ins of his own with the government.