Spurred on by radical US evangelicals such as Scott Lively, Ugandan MPs and religious leaders have long been fomenting homophobia.
But several long-running shows have actually fomented long-lasting love.
Conscious of their city's long history of fomenting violent revolution, the rebels are reluctant to give up their arms.
Mr Yusuf says he "cannot function" without foreign military back-up, which is probably true, but the peacekeepers could themselves create problems.One of the five African nations offering to send troops is Ethiopia, a neighbour with a long history of fomenting discord in Somalia.
I could never, for example, see Kinect fomenting long term change in the gaming market.
They were looking for Nabil al-Marabh, a Syrian long suspected of fomenting terrorism.
Not to mention the accelerated aging process means that it's unlikely any of them will ever be around long enough to foment rebellion or anything like that.
Also left for the next trip are the landscapes of Staffordshire and Shrewsbury, which enchanted Darwin as a young boy and fomented his life-long fascination with the natural world.
Violence continues Saturday at Ramses Square in Downtown Cairo, and some experts are indicating that the Egyptian military is being purposefully brutal on Islamists in order to foment long-standing animosity and turmoil.
The irony would be clear: While preaching financial reform, the White House and Congress fomented the next crisis by sanctioning long-term budget deficits.
He is no friend of Israel — "I'm an Arab, how can I have warm feelings for such a place?" he said — but he believes that hatred of Israel, and, to a lesser extent, hatred of America, is fomented by the Mubarak regime as a diversion; as long as Egyptians think about Palestinians, they aren't thinking about themselves.
