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Mr. Obama's decision this month to cancel an antimissile system in Eastern Europe proposed by the Bush administration has achieved a particularly galvanizing effect.

But it was not a particularly galvanizing speech and there seemed to be little energy in the hotel ballroom here where he spoke, where about 200 people barely filled a quarter of the room.

But it was not a particularly galvanizing speech, and there seemed to be little energy in the hotel ballroom at the Four Points Sheraton where he spoke, where about 200 people barely filled a quarter of the room.

This analysis identified that the interpretation of cost-effectiveness models and advocacy of stakeholders such as citizen-advocates and HPV-affected politicians have been particularly important in galvanizing policy change.

Mr. Rove used the issue in Texas in the late 1980s as a way of galvanizing conservatives, particularly in the business community, and Mr. Perry gave more than $2 million to promote the issue.

Colonel Qaddafi's defiant audio message after that attack, telling NATO he was "in a place where you can't get me," appears to have played a part in galvanizing opinion among NATO commanders, particularly in Britain and France, the nations carrying out the bulk of the bombing.

We also believe that resolving the Palestinian conflict may be valuable in galvanizing the international community and particularly potential regional partners to effectively address the threat from Iran.

Louise Bourgeois, the French-born American artist who gained fame only late in a long career, when her psychologically charged abstract sculptures, drawings and prints had a galvanizing effect on the work of younger artists, particularly women, died on Monday in Manhattan, where she lived.

Mr. Nézet-Séguin's performances are galvanizing, but his appointment has not led (yet) to particularly intriguing expansions of the Philadelphia Orchestra's repertory.

Stewart's absence is going to be felt acutely in 2016, particularly by those on the left who saw him as a galvanizing figure and helped many of his segments — including, most recently, his heartfelt lament over the church shootings in Charleston, S.C. — go viral.

Mr. Limbaugh had been a hero of the right, particularly after he helped galvanize those who seized Congress for the Republicans in 1994.