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The notion is to revive the sense of shared purpose that led to overwhelming approval of the Clean Air Act and the Clean Water Act and the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency four decades ago.

To some her acting seems overexpressive or too fraught, but her imagination led to overwhelming identification with the women she played and there was a hard core of truth to it.

But he realizes now that viewing himself as "fundamentally broken" has led to overwhelming sadness in his life and at times, to suicidal thoughts, he added. .

Psycho initially received mixed reviews, but outstanding box office returns prompted reconsideration which led to overwhelming critical acclaim and four Academy Award nominations, including Best Supporting Actress for Leigh and Best Director for Hitchcock.

This, according to them, led to overwhelming time pressure and frustration because they received no help from colleagues for other duties besides screening.

Attempts at two-thirds partial hepatectomy in zebrafish led to overwhelming mortality, with no animals surviving for two days (Kan et al., 2009) after resection; however, it remains unclear if that discrepancy represents a functional difference or simply a technical hurdle.

Leaving thoughts purely in your mind without getting them out on paper can lead to overwhelm, lack of motivation, or even depression.

The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw said watching the movie, which also starred Denise van Outen and Neil Morrissey, led to an "overwhelming desire to buy an old-fashioned town-gas cooking appliance in which one's head will fit snugly".

Carter went on a 15-point binge and led a 19-5 run to overwhelm the Knicks and crush their 10-point lead.

Yemeni Foreign Minister Abu Bakr Al Qurbi told the paper the dissidents were people suffering from the union following raging battles in 1994 that led to the north overwhelming the oil-rich south.

The US has reportedly been reviewing its policy on North Korea, and in his inaugural visit to East Asia earlier in February, US Defence Secretary James Mattis reassured allies that use of nuclear weapons by North Korea would lead to an "overwhelming" response from the US.