But with the new opposition alliance arousing some interest, the first couple are taking a gamble.
However Olympic hurdler Liu Xiang's absence again from the CPPCC session is "arousing dissatisfaction among the online population", Xinhua reports.
Nepal has tried to play its big neighbours off against each other by arousing India's traditional fears of China's growing strategic influence.
Apart from arousing small jealousies, the profession of history inevitably attracts controversy.
The feminist icon best known for her novel Fear of Flying is arousing us once again with a current examination of female sexuality.
Despite arousing suspicions and causing concern, she persistently kept one step ahead of the agencies who were supposed to be safeguarding the youngsters concerned.
Coca plantations have been sprayed to the point of arousing a peasant revolt last year and seizures of large quantities of drugs and destruction of laboratories are constantly reported.
Each of the parts described so far has innocuous uses and could be purchased easily, showing how a weapon could be built without arousing suspicion.
But what is really arousing interest is the threat of disorder.
Despite arousing the government's suspicion (in 1969 she was branded an international agent of subversion), Ms Perlman and her team completed a study of 750 people.
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The next day starts with a talk on geology by an energetic young scientist who has been arousing some interest among the passengers, especially the female ones.
The growing use of English courts by foreign litigants is arousing increasing concern among free-speech campaigners such as Chris Walker of Freedom House, an American lobby group.
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"Lamarch" he wrote "first did the eminent service of arousing attention to the probability of evolutionary change being the result of law, and not of miraculous, or divine, intervention".
Except in one area: displaying powerful, emotion-arousing PowerPoint presentations.
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In the conversation that followed Perez remembers the woman saying they shouldn't do anything that would cause other women in the clinic to "discover the garlic" -- a local expression for arousing suspicion.
Now in his 70s, Krause is resolved to keep up his field work, if need be by capturing soundscapes with digital recorders tucked into his pockets or tiny mics attached to his shoulders to avoid arousing unwanted attention.
Shaara humanizes his characters, whether hes depicting Chamberlains desire to test himself outside the stuffy confines of academia, Lees tensions with his wife over his long absences during his army career, or Jacksons intense fear of arousing Gods disfavor.
For some, it simply evoked the cynicism that usually greets such claims, feeding rumors that he was actually fired and arousing intense speculation about which of the myriad intelligence acts of omission or commission on his watch prompted this step.
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Traders added that Cyprus' decision last week to sell a portion of its gold reserves as part of a bail-out deal had dealt a sharp blow to confidence in the market, arousing fears that other eurozone countries with much larger gold reserves could follow suit.
The Center for Security Policy believes that before the pace of these negotiations accelerates even further arousing still greater public expectations of an imminent "solution" to the problem of chemical weapons proliferation the United States government must insist upon a moratorium on the chemical arms control talks.
The Center for Security Policy believes that before the pace of these negotiations accelerates even further -- arousing still greater public expectations of an imminent "solution" to the problem of chemical weapons proliferation -- the United States government must insist upon a moratorium on the chemical arms control talks.
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