To be effective, a new set of institutions would have to be imbued with heavy-handed, transnational enforcement powers.

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In addition, objects can be imbued with sensor capabilities if wrapped with the layer, and even CCD's could benefit from having a slice of the polymer slapped on them to take photos at different exposures.

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They might be less imbued with the fear of instability.

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Friendship cannot be acquired in the market place, but must be nurtured and treasured in relations imbued with trust and amity.

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Photographs are so easy to take and so ubiquitous that we're neglecting the craft of capturing images. (Before long, Google Glass, the high-tech glasses with a built-in camera, will let us take a photo of whatever we happen to be looking at.) While technology has imbued the minutia of our experience with meaning, it's also turning us into lazy photographers.

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They often assert that trading with authoritarian regimes that are either our enemies today or that might become foes in the future can be safely undertaken since commerce will inexorably transform them by creating a middle class imbued with capitalist impulses and, in due course, with irresistible democratic aspirations.

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The Center for Security Policy has long opposed "framework agreements" because they frequently are imbued with political significance or legal status they should not enjoy particularly insofar as they prove to be less than faithful templates for the treaties that follow.

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