1.   Even when the Democrats appear to move forward, as they did Thursday on campaign finance, their action can rouse suspicion.

2.   Microwave ovens, like cellular phones and power lines, seem to eternally rouse suspicion.

3.   The cancellation of several appearances and trips over the last few months had roused the suspicions of the press.

4.   The reports embarrassed the Pentagon and roused suspicions of a cover-up.

5.   People who had come to know them said they had never roused any suspicion.

6.   For years, a Christmas tree in the window could rouse the suspicions of local party officials.

7.   Police said their suspicions were roused when they spotted two cars parked close to the cliffs on Sunday, according to the national news agency EFE.