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Five years later, the New Yorker book critic Edmund Wilson published "The Crack-Up," a collection of Fitzgerald's nonfiction, which created renewed interest in the novelist's work.
But the public appeal of the work – the LP sold more than 200,000 copies – created renewed suspicion among highbrow critics and even disconcerted the composer himself.
MOSCOW -- The new Ukrainian president, Viktor F. Yanukovich, put together a coalition in Parliament on Thursday, allowing him to consolidate control over the government and avoid new elections that could have created renewed political instability.
A "no" vote would have been a serious setback for Green ministers in the coalition and created renewed clamour for the party to pull out of government with Fianna Fáil.
Still, he admits, that "recently the disparity in growth rates and in job creation have created renewed focus on domestic job generation" in rich countries.What might the next stage of the industry look like?
Cheikhrouhou said raising the billions had created "renewed trust and enthusiasm" ahead of international talks in Peru next month, and in France a year later, on slashing worldwide carbon emissions.
And some Democrats say a backlash against insurers is creating renewed interest in a public plan.
The divestment protestors however and particularly the students that are creating renewed furore at Oxford University, do have a next step.
Film buffs looking for the ultimate in picture quality could thus create renewed interest in this much-promised, much-delayed, digital viewing experience.
It was the largest single commission of Kagan's career, bringing him back into the spotlight and creating renewed demand for his work.
All three steps — a halt to agricultural land conversion, connecting dispersed employment centers with alternative transit, and encouraging downtown development — are needed to create renewed, civic-minded corporate workplaces and, in the process, move toward sustainable cities.
