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At the Justice Department, some officials expressed disappointment over her failure to return with Elian and said her effort had apparently accomplished little except to further galvanize Miami's Cuban-American community against the government.
While it won't hurt Trump among his incredibly devoted base, it will serve to further galvanize the anti-Trump forces – making it even less likely that the "never Trump" crowd could be wooed back into the GOP tent if he is the nominee.
The weekend fire — which Vikas rightly calls one of the country's worst industrial tragedies ever — is almost certain to further galvanize the nascent union movement in Bangladesh, perhaps leading to hartal, or work stoppages, among the 3.6 million people employed in the garment sector.
Developments in Crimea seemed to further galvanize Donetsk's separatists.
This won't end the obesity epidemic but it will make a big dent and will help to further galvanize this issue.
Other activities - exhibitions, trainings, debates, and media and social mobilization campaigns – will also be held to further galvanize public awareness and support.
To help crystallize and further galvanize this community of trainers, several organizations, networks, societies and individuals around the world have become members of the new Global Organisation for Bioinformatics Learning, Education & Training (GOBLET, www.mygoblet.org), to facilitate this on-going dialogue and to share training materials, experiences and best practice worldwide.
The bill also targets Planned Parenthood for destruction, which will further galvanize women and men who support the organization to turn out and vote.
But resentment is running high among black voters who believe they were disenfranchised, and a Bush victory could further galvanize minorities against Republicans in 2002.
But there were signs that the government had aroused a formidable opposition among aid groups and unions, which could further galvanize resistance.
Torture is against international law and will further galvanize extremists?
