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Either way, Trump will have sown resentment throughout the GOP before he even gets inaugurated.

He said Kamala Harris' loss on Tuesday was merely reaping what the party had sown.

In a televised address on Sunday morning, the Houthis’ military spokesman, Yahya Saree, claimed to have sown “fear and panic” with the group’s use of what he described as a hypersonic ballistic missile.

Rising geopolitical tensions have sown mistrust and prompted countries to pour money into chip-making facilities of their own.

In fact, such doubts were sown almost as soon as fluoridation programs began rolling out in the 1940's, with The John Birch Society peddling a crackpot theory that fluoride transforms people into communists.