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But Mr. Putin attributes a wave of protests against his government to Western interference in domestic affairs, and is increasingly hostile to American criticism of his human rights record.

The two six-story buildings on Ocean Avenue are slated for demolition, and the tenants attribute their displacement to a wave of development that has swept the shore town the last few years.

Several recent suicides at Foxconn's Shenzhen plant, which the company said were not work-related but which victims' families attributed to tough conditions, helped fuel a wave of labor unrest -- and became yet another motivation to move operations into the less volatile interior.

But he said there would be no quick end to a wave of violence, which he attributed to remnants of Saddam Hussein's government and to criminals freed from jails not long before its collapse.

Local politicians attributed the wave of attacks to women behaving immodestly or the amount of junk food young men were eating.

Tristran was attributed a variety of arms.

Analysts attributed the late surge to big institutional investors placing bets on stocks, which set off a wave of buying.

A result was a wave of refugees.

This set off a wave of emigration.

A wave of caution dampened the mood.

A wave of guilt washed over me.