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So along with everything else, the company is now instigating anti-Semitism.

New sequencing technologies (Mardis 2008) are now instigating a step change in the scope of population genetics by generating sample coverage and depth at a much higher scale than ever before.

Liberty, having said it has no current intention to bid, is now forbidden from instigating a move for six months.

Not only are district attorneys in New York still investigating more victims' allegations about Weinstein, but federal prosecutors are now considering instigating a criminal probe into the disgraced Hollywood producer, the Wall Street Journal reported earlier this week.

Mr. Haqqani is now under a Supreme Court investigation instigated by the country's top generals.

It also indicates that Beijing now believes that any return to the economic reform programme of 2002, instigated by Kim Jong-is, is now off the cards.

The invasion also generated millions of refugees, largely destroyed the country, and instigated a sectarian conflict that is now tearing apart Iraq and the entire region.

Halawa's trial was instigated under the military junta, while it is the new Islamist administration that is now pushing the draconian new NGO law.

But the murderous raid, once falsely depicted as a shootout, is now rightly considered not only to be a northern lynching, but also an official assassination that was instigated by the FBI.

Further molecular detail of the receptor downregulation mechanism, determination of growth factor signalling thresholds required to instigate ERα loss, and the impact of hyperactivation of additional signalling cascades (e.g. phosphatidylinositol 3' kinase [ 6]) is now required.

Publication in the Guardian is not instigating terrorism.