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The Dutch contingent is considerable for this tiny country and the mission has aroused a range of reactions.

"Although the party controls the gun, the expression of viewpoints from within the military on political issues has aroused a high level of alarm".

The trend has aroused a fierce debate in the media about their Islamic virtues and vices.In this section Must it get worse before it gets better?

But it is Ms. Whitney's contention that hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of defaults could come to pass that has aroused a firestorm.

But "Brothers" has aroused a special malice among many readers, both online and in print, who accuse Yu of caring more for profit margins than for literature.

The disaster has aroused a national outcry in Paraguay, a poor nation of about six million people that borders Argentina, Bolivia and Brazil.

As one of Mr Cameron's most loyal ministers puts it: "The great danger is that David has aroused an appetite that he will never be able to satisfy".

THE election of a new leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, one of the Arab world's most influential movements, has aroused an oddly muted response, not just from the group's critics but from fellow-travelling Islamists as well.

Because the multisymplectic idea presented a new requirement for a numerical algorithm, it has aroused an important revolution in numerical methods for PDEs.

The widespread use of submerged cultures in such processes has aroused an obvious interest in their modelling with a view to facilitating their design, control and optimization.

"In all of Latin America, only one other woman has aroused an emotion, devotion and faith comparable to those awakened by the Virgin of Guadalupe.