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It would be wrong to underestimate the anger that the developments on Wall Street have engendered on so-called Main Street, not only in the US but also elsewhere.

Yet rather than capitalizing on the political good will that this decision should have engendered on the left, the administration, with its lack of clear policy guidelines for agencies like Citizenship and Immigration Services, has unnecessarily alienated gay voters and their straight allies as well.

This defiance suggests that the peace process, despite the hope it has engendered on both sides, could be longer and more arduous than at first anticipated.

Emerging applications of limited output tES to modulate brain function span techniques to stimulate brain or nerve structures, including transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), transcranial alternating current stimulation (tACS), and transcranial pulsed current stimulation (tPCS), have engendered discussion on how access to technology should be regulated.

The war on terror, protracted insurrection in Iraq and the need for substantially strengthened homeland security have engendered new demands on the federal budget.

I have yet to find a news piece in the Times that points out that these supposed trade deals have engendered broad opposition on grounds that have little to do with trade.

Thus, in addition to cob pigmentation, the structural difference in the intron 2 region could have engendered colorless sectors on P1-mm pericarp.

The Pleistocene contraction-expansion model invokes repeated population fluctuations linked to glacial and interglacial periods [ 9, 19] and that have engendered genetic signatures on several marine species [ 19- 22].

"But there is no doubt that their terrifying scale and brutality have engendered deep communal hatreds on both sides.

Their relatively homogeneous environmental conditions may have engendered little selective pressure on morphologically adaptive characters, thereby leading to cryptic speciation.

Saudi Arabia's ties to Al Qaeda and, more recently, its opposition to any American attack on Iraq, have engendered bipartisan criticism of the kingdom in Congress and division in the Bush administration about how to manage relations with the Saudis.