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But jurors in the criminal trial of a prominent New York City antiquities dealer are making that leap this week in a case that has injected anxiety into the rarefied and secretive world of antiquities traders.
But it is the impending entry of Mr. Thompson — the former Tennessee senator who, aides said Wednesday, plans to enter the race with a national announcement tour just after Labor Day — that has injected the most uncertainty into the contest.
The apparent suicide of a Los Angeles police department detective who was investigating a rape allegation against NBA star Derrick Rose is a dramatic turn that has injected uncertainty into the lawsuit against him.
The point is that Mr. Perlman's taking the Philharmonic's baton — a move that has injected the orchestra with new life — is not as startling a career move as some have said.
Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry's order was the culmination of a three-year transformation that has injected the once supine Supreme Court into the heart of Pakistan's power equation.
"Alibaba has created a success model that has injected confidence and hope for many Chinese entrepreneurs.
Torre said before the game that he was starting Lofton over Ruben Sierra because "he's doing a lot of things that have injected a little energy to the team".
Also the contribution from government spending was higher than previously reported, at 0.2 percentage point, rather than just 0.1 percentage point, showing the positive effects of stimulus packages that have injected money into economies.
Over the next year, the series lost several of its largest sponsors and several of the car manufacturers that had injected billions of dollars into the teams over the previous decade.
The league has attracted new ownership that have injected more money into the league.
"I'm not quite sure when the last time was when a flounder mated with a tomato plant, but we now have tomatoes that have injected into them flounder genes," DeFazio said.
