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Dreyfus, a Jew, prevailed over the Nazi Party's nationalized Mercedes-Benz Silver Arrows, contributing to a wave of patriotic demand for Delahaye cars.

On top of that, recruits now undergo tougher vetting because of concerns that enemy infiltration of the Afghan military is contributing to a wave of attacks on international forces.

It is widely seen as part of an official drive to promote traditional Russian values as opposed to western liberalism, which the Kremlin and church see as corrupting youth and by extension contributing to a wave of protest against Putin's rule.

Rising levels of pollution may have also contributed to a wave of outbreaks of diseases affecting marine life.

Critics claim the tax loophole has contributed to a wave of well known names in high street music retailing disappearing, including Zavvi, Fopp, Our Price, MVC, Music Zone, Tower Records and Virgin Megastore.

In "The Wilsonian Moment" (2007), Erez Manela argues that Wilson's rhetoric of self-determination contributed to a wave of popular protests in the Middle East and Asia, including a revolution in Egypt in 1919; made the nation-state the goal of stateless societies; and lies behind the emergence and force of anticolonial nationalism during the past century.

These conflicts have contributed to a new wave of demographic changes, including the exodus and repatriation of more than two million refugees, several hundred thousand orphans, and a vast number of single parent- or child-headed households.

The continued economic inequality has contributed to a new wave of racial tension.

A filmed confession by the woman, who was detained when she failed to detonate her device, contributed to a growing wave of revulsion towards al-Qaida in the region and beyond which had significant strategic consequences for the group.

But the wardens of the forest on the London-Essex border called the police, accusing the rustler from Romford of contributing to a fungal crime wave apparently sweeping the commons and woods of Britain.

Officials around the country are reporting that this summer's heat wave has been contributing to a greater number of bear encounters with humans.