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Such threats are part of the pushback her work has sparked in rural Oregon.
Their work has sparked the wide popularity of the bipolar hypothesis, yet it is rife with dubious assumptions.
Ostensibly it was never to be used outside Japan or its waters; consequently, Self-Defense Force participation in UN peacekeeping missions or relief work has sparked vigorous debate in Japan and abroad, especially among nations that were victims of Japanese aggression in World War II.
Mr. Rajoy's proposal for a code of conduct for immigrants that would include a requirement that they learn Spanish, respect Spanish "customs" and promise to leave the country if they cannot find work has sparked outrage among Socialists and immigrant groups.
Yet while [End Page 57] we may grant that Louv's work has sparked valuable efforts to reclaim wild land for the education and spiritual growth of children, a crucial problem remains in that Louv, like the nature-technology dichotomy itself, leaves little room for forms of media to be productive agents for social and environmental change.
Your work has sparked movements, improved lives and led to countless positive actions.
She also expressed satisfaction at the dialogue the work had sparked among the community, commenting "it definitely has the neighborhood engaged".
As a result of their subject matter, his works have sparked widespread controversy and intrigue.
The future of work debate has sparked a set of important conversations about how to change fundamental institutions like health care, pensions, and labor organization.
Council member Jack Evans (D-Ward 2) said he will stop his outside consulting and legal work, which has sparked an investigation into influence peddling by federal authorities and placed Evans at the center of an ethics scandal.
Bosch's work on Miegakure has sparked a whole host of new questions about our own reality in the artist's head.
