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But America's bust has brought waves of distressed sales, forcing prices down rapidly.

It has brought waves of Australian diplomats and functionaries implementing strategies to douse local disgruntlement at the profound social, cultural, environmental and economic impacts their operation has brought.

This year has brought waves of good news for gays and lesbians living in the United States, especially in California, where same-sex weddings resumed in June, following a landmark Supreme Court ruling.

The recession has brought wave after wave of job cuts, and anyone who feels their job is safe is probably in the minority right now.

This is in large part due to Palermo's quilted history, and its strategic position at the heart of the Mediterranean has brought wave upon wave of invaders, including the Carthaginians, Greeks, Romans, Saracen Arabs, French and Spanish.

In recent decades, a few pop-culture phenomenon — "Buffy" a decade ago, "Twilight" now — have brought waves of fans (read: teen-age girls) back to the genre.

Recently, the semi-warm weather and summer tourists in search of "Sex and the City" vibe have brought waves of tube-topped young pleasure-seekers to the neighborhood.

Although CHIKV has previously been known as a relatively benign disease, more recent epidemic events have brought waves of increased morbidity and fatality, leading it to become a serious public health problem.

The last months, however, have brought wave upon wave of negative publicity.

The city's post-Katrina revival has brought new waves of residents and new appetites and cuisines along with them.

So his death has brought a wave of new protests and clashes across the country.