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"She has had tremendous influence," Ms. Herskowitz said.

In 1987, he published "American Constitutional Law," which had tremendous influence on the development of American constitutional law.

One group consists of religious conservatives, a set of voters that once had tremendous influence in picking the Republican nominee but which have been played a more marginal role in the last two election cycles.

For example, much of Latin America (where Christianity and notably Catholicism has had tremendous influence) has undergone rapid social changes with a view to the oppressed and impoverished through liberation theology.

Wagner had tremendous influence as an urban theorist, and he may be the only important modern architect who consistently saw the city as a complex and living organism, not as a static set of forms.

The power play has also darkened the prospects that Egypt, the most populous Arab state and one that historically has had tremendous influence on the direction of the region, might quickly emerge as a model of democracy for the Middle East.

However, the Secretary of State has tremendous influence over America's role in international climate negotiations.

And this is a government that has tremendous influence over cable television, over radio talk.

Parker admits that his ratings have tremendous influence on the game and professes to be unhappy about it.

And he is a Republican with his eye on the national stage, where conservative voters still have tremendous influence.

For many, this was a form of protest art, one that would have tremendous influence in the centuries ahead.