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Although the school for children Duncan struggled to establish and maintain no longer exists, people are presently dancing her dances to rapidly widening response.

His university protest has again touched a point of acute sensitivity, setting off widening responses and reactions.

We were interested in determining whether or not the gap in insulin sensitivity between MA and NHW would be narrowed, remain the same, or even be widened in response to both groups participating in the identical diet-exercise intervention.

This evident switch to small stock is likely a response to widening variability in cattle numbers, which probably reflects their greater sensitivity to widening rainfall variability than shoats (Faye et al. 2012; Seo et al. 2009).

At best, it's a necessary, but not sufficient response to widening inequality.

The election results were widely seen as reflecting discontent about the state of the country's economy and increasing ethnic tensions within the country; the three main opposition parties had campaigned on a platform condemning the NEP and the government's response to widening economic disparities.

In February King Abdullah swore in a new government, led by a former general who has promised to widen public freedoms in response to anti-government protests.

In 1928, both causeways were reinforced, widened and heightened in response to growing automobile usage.

Jordan's King Abdullah has sacked his prime minister and appointed a new government led by a former general who promised to widen public freedom in response to anti-government protests.

Bill Dal Col, a Republican strategist, said Mr. Bush's comments were an appropriate response to the widening disclosures about Enron.