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All of these measures have engendered a number of unintended consequences in the form of perverse outcomes, outlined below.

But President Ilham Aliyev's decision to begin negotiations with Moscow seems to indicate that the west's neglect of Azerbaijan on other issues has engendered a shift of calculus in Baku.

RODOLFO DIRZO: This area is an ecological theater where evolution has engendered a plethora of plays.

Thailand's centralized political system has engendered a "colonial attitude of governors" posted here, he said.

This link has engendered a culture of secrecy in the nuclear industry that worries some.

Something about the burning of Notre Dame has engendered a flood of elegies.

The continuous revolution in communications has engendered a loosening of rigid fanatical attitudes".

Indeed, Mr. Rostropovich has engendered a whole new repertory for the instrument.

Americans' quest for the ultimate miracle diet has engendered a dizzying array of often contradicting messages.

Inside the circle of entrepreneurs who have received his financial backing, he has engendered a loyalty bordering on adoration.

This has engendered a debate on the efficiency of aid in promoting development.