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The director is Doug Liman, who last year directed Mr and Mrs Smith and thus can be held responsible for unleashing "Brangelina" on the world.

The global success of the film Crocodile Dundee astonished critics, if not the supremely confident duo of Paul Hogan and John Cornell responsible for unleashing it on the world.

A rogue group of computer hackers, using an exotic method called distributed, coordinated attacks may be responsible for unleashing the withering attack that crippled some of the world's most popular Web sites.

Does the buyer end up responsible for unleashing a Jumanji situation on the community?

Whoever's responsible for unleashing it on the world, though, is clearly talented.

But how does the photographer responsible for unleashing the world's most gag-inducing sub-genre of wedding photography feel about this new trend?

Though an incredible, undisputed force for unleashing new forms of connectivity and opportunities, the Internet ecosystem needs some critical reforms.

Hetero-dimerization of HadA with HadB is a prerequisite for unleashing the dehydratase activity of the complex.

The aggressive prosecution for minor offences of black residents in Ferguson, Missouri, is seen as being partly responsible for the unleashing of dramatic protests in the St Louis suburb after the fatal shooting of Michael Brown, an unarmed black 18-year-old, last year.

The region also becomes the home of Mog, Noel and Serah's former moogle companion from XIII-2; Caius Ballad, Lightning's old adversary and the one responsible for the unleashing of Chaos into the mortal world; and Paddra Nsu-Yeul, a former seeress and pivotal character in the previous game whose cycle of early death and reincarnation was the motivation behind Caius's actions.

And yet, instead of being held responsible for helping to unleash hell, "that sexy Prince Sihanouk," as Spalding Gray called him in "Swimming to Cambodia," managed for much of the rest of his life to act as if he was as wronged as the great mass of Khmers.