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Religious leaders across the Bay Area say that the gay marriage issue has galvanized evangelical Asians — drawn from a population of first-generation immigrants that have generally stayed aloof from politics — into a nascent but cohesive and potentially powerful political force.

Another of Mr. Sadeghi's goals was to attract retailers, like Patagonia, that have generally shunned malls.

Until now reporters have seen warplanes that have generally been fitted with a kind of precision munitions guided by lasers aimed by the pilots.

Terror attacks on European countries have always come from colonies or nearby provinces that have generally had specific grievances and demands.

CHASING assets is a relatively new field for companies that have generally identified themselves as risk consultants or specialists in corporate intelligence.

The takeovers contemplated here are larger in scale and would be more complex than those that have generally fallen under the F.D.I.C.'s purview.

They also said that women tended to be further to the left than the more centrist Rubinites that have generally prevailed in policy debates.

But it will take some $260 million and three to five years to repair and rebuild 600 miles of roads that have generally not had any maintenance work since they were built 35 years ago.

It is an approach that has generally worked.

It is a goal that has generally eluded Labour leaders since the 1970s.

Against the First Division side, however, they reverted to the blandness that had generally marked their endeavours under Mowbray.