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Mr. Sholette has long been a catalytic presence in contemporary political art, including art, like the work in this show, designed to gather, document and distribute "alternative knowledge about networks of power and control in urban spaces".
When I spoke to him today, he said that his stay in the tiny settlement of Narsaq, on Greenland's southern tip, had been a catalytic experience.
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Firestone was a catalytic force.
The last war against Iraq was a catalytic event for the Islamists who formed Al Qaeda.
This is a catalytic moment for the NHS to reinvent itself.
If Mr. Yoo, 44, is a catalytic figure, this audience was generally decorous.
The perspective is clearer now: that is a catalytic effect of his death likely to last.
The main reason appears to be a catalytic warming effect, triggered by global warming.
I think that ayahuasca is a catalytic influence in changing global environmental consciousness, which is something that's got to happen if we're going to get out of the mess we're in.
Design, when applied to food, could be a catalytic force for good, even if the good wasn't specified.
Though, I think the "96%" is a catalytic number.
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