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Democrats in Albany plan to thwart an attempt by the Republican State Committee to knock Senator John McCain off the presidential primary ballot in much of upstate New York, injecting a new level of partisanship into what had largely been a family feud among Republicans.

After days devoted to reviewing the political pluses and minuses of the possibilities, news reports spiced things up by injecting a new name into the mix, Representative Chet Edwards of Texas, touching off a flurry of analyses.

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In 1982 Ms. d'Harnoncourt was offered the position of director in Philadelphia and set about injecting a new sense of life and purpose into a somewhat sedate institution.

Mr. Obama still sees nuclear power as a major element of future American energy policy, but he is injecting a new tone of caution into his endorsement.

A new global treaty that imposes restrictions on exports of genetically modified seeds, animals and crops is set to take effect, injecting a new element into already heated international disputes over agricultural biotechnology.

But the twin controversies of cloning and embryonic stem cell research, which dominated the news last week, have injected a new breed, bioethicists, into the mix.

"It's true to say that against this background the new president injected a new climate, a new disposition.

He injected a new vitality into the studio by attracting young talent with fresh ideas.

The appearance of the Miró briefly seemed to inject a new energy into the session.

"I don't think President Obama's signing statement injects a new level of uncertainty into the law," he said.