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The Obama campaign calculated that it could energize this base of support (remember the "war on women") without damaging its electoral chances … The consequences?
And if the legislation passes — especially an assault weapons ban — it could energize the N.R.A. and hand conservatives a potent issue to use against the president and his Democratic allies during the next several years.
"Friends suggested it made sense for me to come down and get involved because they thought I could energize the division," he said.
Its passage could energize similar drives brewing in Florida, Michigan, Montana, Ohio, Wisconsin and other states.
All to say that there are different factors vying for Latino attention--some could dampen participation, some could energize it--and the way that candidates define themselves on the issues makes a difference to those energy levels.
If it works, the novel batteries could energize efforts to add renewable power to the grid and curb society's reliance on fossil fuel-generated power.
Hillary would no longer be running as the first female presidential candidate for a major party, and the historic nature of two female candidates battling it out for the White House could energize women all across the political spectrum.
Jet is perhaps best known for an algorithm that encourages bulk buying, an area where Walmart.com has fallen short and could energize its sagging online growth.
This is what the Shanghai Symphony hoped for last January, when it named Mr. Yu its conductor and artistic director: someone who could energize a flagging orchestra and raise its international profile.
For Mr. Carrión, 40, who recently ended a weeklong hunger strike, prison is a double-edged sword, as his plight behind bars could energize his Hispanic base as it watches the day-to-day developments with the "Vieques Four," which includes the attention-drawing Rev. Al Sharpton.
As the ERMES complex does not include a nucleotidase that could energize this process, we propose that it proceeds along an affinity gradient, amounting to facilitated diffusion.
