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And any derogatory credit history may engender a similar demand.

Several studies indicate that remifentanil exposure may engender opioid-induced hyperalgesia.

Even client-focused events, independent of public relations efforts, may engender good will.

But a rupture is only one of the local complications that may engender additional surgery.

They had seen that the most generous impulse, not subjected to the law, may engender a shameful deed.

"Positive feelings about dogs/cats may engender positive feelings about people, or vice-versa," write Rose Perrine and Hannah Osbourne of Eastern Kentucky University.

Higher-priority tasks may engender their own lower-priority tasks, but Swarm slots those into its queue of tasks automatically.

However, granting every node the right to report a block may engender Sybil attacks.

"I suspect that biometrics techniques may engender a basic distrust among consumers," he says.

In some cases, human farming practices may not only be unconscious but may engender unintended and undesirable consequences.

Undertaking a difficult task collectively can be comforting, even if only for the solidarity it may engender.