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The resentment and suspicion aroused by women's powers of seduction seem to run just beneath the surface of Mary's cult.
The Count's grand soliloquy at the beginning of Act III, in which he expresses his suspicion (aroused through tricks meant to dissuade him from pursuing Susanna) that his wife is unfaithful, is nearly Shakespearean in its intensity as well as its complexity.
Mulder, having his suspicion aroused, follows Kristen after she and another club patron, David Yung, leave for an erotic liaison; he initially fears that Kristen is targeting Yung, but is beaten by Yung when he catches the agent spying on them.
These experiences confirmed Maclean's suspicion, aroused on reading Benjamin Rush's account of the 1793 Philadelphia yellow fever epidemic, that such diseases were not contagious.
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And despite the suspicions aroused by his questioning by the police, his colleagues seemed to mainly forget about it as time wore on.
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Suspicion is aroused when they speak their family's home language.
If other important criteria do not agree, the suspicion is aroused that the tumor is not an osteogenic sarcoma.
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