Scientific work in the 1970s and 1980s into acid rain had a strong effect on arousing governments and the public, and reducing sulphur emissions. |
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When he spoke, she was able to feel his breath on her skin, caressing her, hugging her, arousing her. |
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He lay on top of her for a moment, savoring the passion, until she moved her hips, arousing him even more. |
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My alarm went off at six-thirty the next morning, arousing me from a peaceful sleep. |
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The effect of provocative bra ads on billboards may well be just as arousing as that of Desmond's Celebrity Babes. |
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Each night an army despatch rider was said to visit the house, arousing suspicions it was used for intelligence gathering. |
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What is the best way to deliver a critical message without arousing defensiveness? |
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Probably to avoid arousing the ire of his notoriously touchy band mates, he becomes more discreet and less gossipy as time goes by. |
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His hair was still damp from his shower and the familiar scent of his cologne was arousing. |
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Gaelic football and hurling have been arousing Irish passions for a long, long time. |
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Gerald suffers in his relationship with Gudrun, his mixture of violence and weakness arousing a destructive demon in her. |
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This is a volume bulging with examples of wasteful use of public money, arousing laughter and scorn in equal measure. |
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It addresses the audience by distracting its reason and arousing its emotion. |
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Closing her eyes in anticipation, awash in the sensations he was arousing in her, she waited. |
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The Yoruba use the same term, dun, for a palatable meal and a memorable spectacle, both arousing a desire for more. |
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The reason is that merely arousing people to action once may not suffice to bring them out of lethargy. |
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That easy promise he'd made not to pray was the means of arousing him to meet the God who inspires and hears and answers prayer. |
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If your objective is to take the death penalty off the books, arousing Indonesian hostility is not the way to go. |
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The play then shifts to a church confessional where the geek is talking about the sniffing incident, about how it was a sinful display but arousing nonetheless. |
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Four scuffles during the game, with one fight in particular arousing a supporter to the point that he decided to enter the fray by attacking one of the players himself. |
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A little-known Federal law allows individuals to send a Prohibitory Order against companies that are sending unsolicited sexually provocative or erotically arousing mail. |
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It was unclear whether it was bad blood, crotchetiness or fear of arousing suspicion that fueled her attitude. |
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That jarring clash mocked their faces, made grimmer by anxiety, crushing any peace and arousing atavistic fears. |
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They are sexier than Page 3 of the Sun, which is about as arousing as an ankle at a Victorian dance. |
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Accordingly, we run the risk of arousing expectations among the citizens that we cannot fulfil and thereby losing our credibility. |
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Schools and universities should play their part in arousing greater interest in industry and technology. |
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Other countries routinely release census records without arousing contention. |
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The potential for arousing wide interest or mustering sufficient funds therefore varies somewhat from case to case. |
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Projects for infrastructures are not lacking, notably for containers, and are arousing the interest of private operators. |
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Images are powerful and legitimate tools for awakening people and arousing them to action. |
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As you well know, rather than arousing enthusiasm, your proposals have only stirred up revolt in our ports and along our coasts. |
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The Act was tested when four by-elections were held on October 5, 1964, arousing strong interest. |
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Sales may be expanded by improving the product, or by finding and advertising new uses for it, or by arousing desire in the minds of people. |
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Afterward, the company became timid and slow, almost afraid to compete for fear of arousing more scrutiny. |
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The young man, in his efforts to extricate the young woman from her problems, manages to alienate her affections while arousing the enmity of her powerful protector. |
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One of them looked up at the approaching sight of the blonde bombshell in a short skirt and black leather jacket wrapped tight around her very arousing figure. |
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As most of the books are heavy going and may not tempt us to read them voluntarily, the writer deserves our thanks for arousing our interest in knowing more about them. |
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So when he started Yahoo's accessibility push two years ago, he had a tough time arousing sympathy for engineers grousing about how much extra time was needed to create accessibility features. |
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That is, Gomperts confounds antifeminist stereotypes, often arousing ire for it. |
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Research in the USA is at least arousing doubts, because people who use political information services do so primarily to seek out those which provide information that corresponds to their own views. |
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The force of His words and example saves the Christ within them men by His influence over their hearts and lives, by His arousing into expression. |
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This policy proved a public relations disaster for the British government, with foreign press coverage of the plight of the refugees arousing sympathy. |
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We must safeguard the lives and futures of the Roma and their minors, especially those at risk of deviancy and abandonment, but not discredit or throw suspicion on a whole community, and avoid arousing anti-gypsy sentiment. |
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Both maintain that poetry is mimetic, both treat the arousing of emotion in the perceiver, and both feel that poetry takes its justification, if any, from its service to the state. |
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Tragedy is the imitation of action arousing pity and fear, and is meant to effect the catharsis of those same emotions. |
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Shortly afterwards, on 15 May 1567, Mary married Bothwell, arousing suspicions that she had been party to the murder of her husband. |
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The book was a critical failure, arousing little interest, although Reynolds reviewed it favourably in The Champion. |
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Bent-Inge Garay's books are kept on a low-keyed level and the profound issues are treated in a manner arousing interest by relating to quite ordinary people. |
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They are often moved to action by demagogues, men and women with oratorical ability who gain popularity by arousing the emotions, passions and prejudices of those who listen to them. |
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The enthusiasm which the casket of the Founder is arousing in various parts of the world is a demonstration of the acceptance and the relevance of the charism: an appeal to all of us to be vital witnesses to it. |
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Not everyone found Bond's boat this arousing but, in the midst of cup fever, few were prepared to put the sporting victory into any sort of perspective. |
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The speech had the intended effect of arousing fanatical loyalty in the 10th and shame and rivalry in the others. |
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On the Atlantic coast a deepwater port at La Paloma is being studied by a Spanish group and is already arousing the interest of the paper giant Portucel and the mining company Rio Tinto. |
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New propriety and Enlightenment ideas became popular among the middle classes of Denmark, arousing increased interest in personal liberty. |
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Jacob rebuked Simeon and Levi for arousing the enmity of neighbouring tribes and, on his deathbed, gave his blessing to their younger brother Judah, reproving Simeon and Levi for their cruelty. |
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Rural tourism is arousing more and more interest amongst a public which is beginning to tire of the classic sun and beach menu that is served up ad nauseum by the travel agencies and tour operators. |
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Scrum, one of the most common Agile approaches and certainly the one arousing people's interest, is a project management framework offering a limited set of organizational practices and simple rules. |
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This small booklet gives me the occasion to elucidate a subject arousing the curiosity of the young by its mysteries, about which the grown-ups do not always have clear-cut ideas. |
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The role of the heritage in economic and social development is an issue that is arousing ever greater interest in international organizations, including the World Bank. |
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Britain fought the Ottoman Empire, suffering defeats in the Gallipoli Campaign and in Mesopotamia, while arousing the Arabs who helped expel the Turks from their lands. |
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Its greatest weakness was the unpopularity of the government of Sultan Mahmud Shah, who favoured Muslims, arousing dissatisfaction amongst other merchants. |
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