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They were also emboldened by Mr. Obama's speech to Congress on Sept. 9 that cast the legislation as a moral and political imperative.
The Republicans were also emboldened this week when the United States Supreme Court returned a case on manual vote recounts to the Florida Supreme Court for clarification.
The magistrates were also emboldened by a 2003 ruling by Italy's highest court that paved the way for Vatican officials to be tried on charges that Vatican Radio antennas had harmed nearby residents with electromagnetic waves.
The investors were also emboldened by a regional awareness that trade with China was now a two-way street, with goods made in China by overseas Chinese firms being exported back to the region, said Ernest Z. Bower, president of the U.S.-Asean Business Council.
He's also emboldened his supporters to publicly threaten an armed resistance if Hillary Clinton wins.
Mr. Cohl said he was also emboldened by surveys of those attending "Spider-Man" that indicate half its audience were people attending their first Broadway show.
Two senior figures in Chinese international relations said the American missile shield was also emboldening Japan to resist China's territorial claims on the Diaoyu Islands, known as the Senkaku Islands in Japan.
Pipili, among the female politicians the extremists have publicly targeted – with Golden Dawn MPs hurling abuse at her in parliament and party cadres hounding her outside her country home – is sure of something else: Greece's frontline role in Europe's refugee crisis is also emboldening the neo-Nazi group.
"The flip side of that is it also emboldens these trolls... How do you make sure you are both emboldening people to speak politically but making it OK to be on the platform and not endure all this hate speech?
"The flip side of that is it also emboldens these trolls.
European leaders have raised fears that letting Greece off on any part of its debts could set a dangerous precedent, while financial markets have also been rattled by the possibility of a ripple effect as other high-debt countries such as Spain, where anti-austerity sentiment is also strong, become emboldened by Syriza's example.
