The blog also stimulated an extraordinary degree of participation: one post attracted some 10,000 comments.
The official dialogue has stimulated an even bigger unofficial one.
A hasty phone call from the nearest station homestead to colleagues at the Australian National University stimulated an immediate reaction.
These policies have stimulated an ethanol boom; the number of ethanol plants is set to rise by nearly fifty per cent in the next few years.
VaxGen announced "encouraging" findings on May 29, suggesting that its AIDSvax vaccine stimulated an immune response to more strains of H.I.V. than was initially expected.
The election of the Democrat Doug Jones to a Senate seat in the Republican stronghold of Alabama has stimulated an appraisal of the black female voter's political power.
After he returned to his family in Brussels and a Jesuit school, a series of formative shocks stimulated an appetite for life and knowledge.
Yet Shah Abbas, who came to power in Iran in the late 16th century, stimulated an aesthetic renaissance of the highest order.
'Bloody Territories' and 'Stray Cat Rock: Sex Hunter' The success of Quentin Tarantino's "Kill Bill" has stimulated an already lively DVD market in obscure Japanese genre films.
The revival of interest in Gothic art stimulated an interest in both the technique and history of medieval glass painting.
For that reason, it is worth studying "Broken System: Error Rates in Capital Cases," the recent report by Professor James Liebman and others at the Columbia University Law School, especially since that document has stimulated an outpouring of media coverage.
