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"The demand has grown incredibly, as the team's impact has become known," Mr. Lyon said.

With these phony economic engines gone, the trade deficit's impact has become painfully clear.

The Pope's Irish pilgrimage, which ended yesterday, can only be assessed when the full impact has become known.

So controversy over impact has become a war of rhetoric, with this month's battle fought in the blogosphere and on Twitter (which is Storified here).

The result is that the market's impact has become mostly vicarious: executives worry about stock prices because they reflect investor judgment about their decisions, not to mention their pay.

But if the persistent questioning of Mr. Reilly and other executives by reporters who cover the television business is any indication, the issue of extreme violence on screen and its potential impact has become a thicket programmers cannot avoid.

Safety features such as seat belts and air bags that inflate on impact have become standard features in cars and passenger trucks since the 1960s (see vehicular safety devices).

Requirements for the design of HVAC systems with low environmental impact have become accepted in the past decade.

The problem of massive emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the burning of fossil fuels and their climatic impact have become major scientific and political issues.

The last three forms of impact have become very significant issues of sustainable development: since they are associated with the internal combustion engine, one major way of reducing them is to use electrically powered engines.

The issue of who should pay for halting warming and its impacts has become the most vexed at the UN talks in Copenhagen and the moves made at the EU summit in Brussels are an attempt to break the deadlock.