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Among area hospitals, the bad publicity arising from the penalties is indeed creating a sense of urgency.

Burns said the clouds from trade wars and vitriol is indeed creating angst among customers.

In the broadest sense, all of us are indeed created equal: Talent is flatly distributed.

The likes of Petrobras (oil), Vale (mining) and Embraer (planes) were indeed created by the government.

The image is like the impression on St. Veronica's veil, but the paradox here is that the painting of the face was indeed created by human hands.

A spokesman for PG & E said the separate company was indeed created to reduce or limit the parent companies' exposure to the utilities losses.

The aphorism was indeed created in that city, first used in The Chicago Evening Post in 1895 by Finley Peter Dunne, repeated a few years later by Dunne's creation, "Mr. Dooley," in his Irish brogue: "Politics ain't beanbag.

The costumes for "La Source" (at the Opéra National de Paris at the Palais Garnier through Nov. 12) are indeed created in the spirit of haute couture, in different studios for firm tailoring and fluid dresses.

And what does the system say to us? 'Sink or swim".' The biggest question for many people is: What will happen if new job opportunities are indeed created during the recovery but do not provide enough pay and benefits to repair the financial damage caused by prolonged unemployment?

In one case, two centralized labs were indeed created, but for some reason remained empty.

It could be, of course, that Amazon's "gitch" was indeed created by someone outside the company.