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The elections "can lead to a veritable European revolution," she told the party's political leadership at a meeting outside Lyon.

This has lead to a veritable orgy of press releases announcing countless major scientific breakthroughs, most of which in the harsh light of reality tend to be highly overrated.

Other internet giants, such as Yahoo!, are also busy building huge server farms.In some places this has led to a veritable data-centre construction boom.

George being George, his first act of idiocy led to a veritable cascade of further idiocy and self-immolation.

This hypothesis has led to a "veritable 'cottage industry'" of studies, which have only conclusively shown that patches increase in size with age.

That the latest Israeli assault on Gaza which claimed the lives of close to 2,000 Palestinians (the figures vary depending on which side is reporting) has led to a veritable outburst of anti-semitism in Turkey is not in itself surprising.

The latest, extensive metagenomic and single-cell genomics studies have led to a veritable 'bonanza' of putative new archaeal phyla [ 32– 35] (Fig.  2).

These imaging studies have led to a veritable epidemic of incidentally detected adnexal masses in both oncology and non-oncology patient populations that in the past remained undiscovered.

It will, however, not lead to an incident in which New York City experiences a veritable megatsunami.

But advances in solar technology have led to a happy by-product: a veritable explosion of affordable decorative lighting and no groundwork required.

As Women's Wear Daily put it, ramped-up social media and live streaming have led Fashion Week to become a veritable "digital spectator sport".