Later books claimed to be able to cure homosexuality in 70% of cases (60% of those who sought "conversion" were married), which alienated the gay liberation movement and spawned a myriad destructive treatment programmes, many sponsored by the church.
It is 40 years since a 'back to school jam' in New York's west Bronx kickstarted a movement and spawned a whole culture.
Spring movements and spawning habitat of sauger (Stizostedion canadense) in a small midwestern USA reservoir.
The quality of habitat at and around a spawning site, and the availability of movement between spawning and nonspawning habitats are likely to be important determinants for population persistence in a degraded and fragmented landscape.
The sand whiting is a schooling species, whose movements are associated with a variety of factors including prey, lunar patterns and spawning movements; although there appears to be little consistency in its movements in relation to these factors.
Both pieces are structured through integrated speech and movement, and each eventually spawns a theme about men betraying women.
The track presents an intriguing hybrid of baile funk rhythms, ambient spatiality, tropical rainforest sound effects, and spawning cybernetic movements.
It is a movement primarily spawned and supported by young Spaniards, yet in Madrid its leaders include a septuagenarian, laughs Carmena, pointing to the nearly 50-year difference that exists between her and the youngest member of her team.
Feminism had come into vogue; she was reading some of the books that the movement had spawned, and she said she told her father that he should not have "programmed" her to be a teacher when she could have been a lawyer.
We are after all, a tiny, perishable part of this great earth we call home - but, it only takes the force of one person to spawn a movement, and redefine a nation.
