While the succession did arouse a conflict over the regency in Germany, the succession itself faced no serious challenge.
Gary Bauer, the forward-to-the-past family-values candidate, actually did arouse nostalgia for the sideshow era of the Dionne quintuplets by arranging for his donors to gawk at Iowa's McCaughey septuplets in exchange for a $250 campaign contribution.
These strong crossmodal associations did not have a significant effect on participants' hedonic appraisal of the crisps, but did arouse confusion.
Bentinck's closeness to William did arouse jealousies in the Royal Court at the time, but most modern historians doubt that there was a homosexual element in their relationship.
Tragedy does arouse emotions of pity and terror in its audience, but these emotions are purged in the process (katharsis).
That's why we won .The emotions that Mr Littell does arouse come from telling history so well.
But the niqab and the burqa do arouse concern, not least because Italy has a law - intended to foil terrorists - against wearing masks in public.
This does arouse suspicion, as not one of the four principals we have had in the last seven years has ever left their heavily guarded palace.
And Mr. Plotnick as the petless, milquetoast Dolph can have a pleasantly aggrieved sweetness; that he goes to work in spite of having been fired does arouse a spot of feeling.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average held up better, thanks to some of the industrial stocks that normally dont arouse much excitement on Wall Street.
