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Since the 1990s, many German-speaking firms have changed from the second to the first option, which has instigated a highly controversial debate.

An increased risk of late stent thrombosis associated with polymer carriers on the surface of drug-eluting stents remains one of the challenges in cardiovascular stent technology, which has instigated a renewed interest in the polymer-less, bare metal stent approach.

Opinion polls had put Mr Obama on course for a big victory after his earlier triumph in the Iowa caucuses, which had instigated a wave of media "Obamamania".

During her off hours she has instigated a game in which she and a boyfriend shoplift for sport.

Even though he has instigated some timid reforms which Cubans welcome (such as allowing them to own cellphones, and legally to buy building materials), he is not a popular president.

HMRC has instigated an arrestment order which has led to a seven-figure sum being ring-fenced in Rangers' account.

Increased hillslope erosion following land clearance has instigated the accumulation of post-settlement alluvium (PSA), which has altered the boundary conditions and bank materials within which streams flow.

"For the Board to have leaked details of this case would only have served to undermine the very investigation which it had instigated," insisted MacLaurin.

Soldiers and veterans are keenly aware of the ethical damage of war and which they've instigated, each in their own way.

When Mahmood told the inquiry counsel, "you're going off at a tangent here", Leveson interrupted: "It's quite important, isn't it, because Mr Gashi is saying it was all a set-up, which he had instigated and he was the person who had provided the replica gun.

Party deputy leader John McCallister alleged that decision was an attempt to derail an investigation into the claims which he had instigated.