The more stirring sight, though, came on the morning after the landing, at J.

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His critics say he is more interested in stirring things up than solving them.

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And there is a more immediate way of stirring up the system in the way Brown intended: school vouchers.

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It takes a few minutes for the song to register as more than a faint stirring of strings, but as it progresses, it gathers portentous energy almost subconsciously.

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It's quite possible that more harm than good will be done by stirring up the muck under the Hudson.

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Obama's address was less stirring, perhaps, but it was also more candid and down-to-earth.

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Just weeks after Etan disappeared in May 1979, an attacker abducted the first of more than 20 children to be kidnapped and killed in Atlanta, stirring fear until police arrested a suspect two years later.

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This time, when I launched Revolution Health and the cornerstone of the company, RevolutionHealth.com, we took a similar approach by aggregating the best health content and applications all in one place--content from trusted health brands like Mayo Clinic and the Cleveland Clinic, adding more than 100 tools to take action to help individuals, then stirring in a broad-based community built on personalization.

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The high-tech gizmos for stirring up--or preventing--mischief are becoming more commonplace.

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There was a time when the half-happy ending of an Allen movie felt stirring and hard-earned, but the collective felicity that descends at the end of this project is more of a flimsy dream.

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