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Giunta said, "We have to think that dictatorships, and social and police violence in general, generate violence that specifically targets the female body even caesareans practiced without anesthesia on women in prisons".

The president-elect's campaign, which mixed fear and stereotypes to generate violence, created the kind of climate in which vigilantism thrives, and nothing in the post-election weeks has changed this picture.

Guido and others said that if the Nicaraguan government persists with the project, it could generate violence, a grim possibility for a country whose years of bloody civil war is not far past.

Beneath Israeli revulsion at the bombing, resentment is discernible, notably at the prime minister's refusal to heed warnings from his own security advisers that Har Homa could generate violence.

"Although we tend to focus on their ability to generate violence, accounting and other documents from the group suggest that they spend much of their time and energy providing money and other support to the families of 'martyrs.' The exhortation to marry widows is likely an attempt to provide for the families of 'martyrs' at a time when the organization as a whole has limited resources.

"Repressive drug policies are ineffective, violate basic human rights, generate violence and expose individuals and communities to unnecessary risks.

And to finish, let me remind you that violence generates violence.

It has only generated violence," he told Spanish media the day after his electoral victory.

Might it also be, however, that there is something about sexual difference that generates violence in and of itself?

The Guardians could also be seen as natural targets for some Shiite militias, potentially generating violence even as they try to tamp it down.

The Sunnis, though a minority in Iraq, fared well during Mr. Hussein's reign, and their neighborhoods are now generating violence against the Americans.