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George Kennan once said that it is the greatest error to suppose that historical myths cannot actually be created by design.

"The key question remains how quickly Mr. Bewkes can move to break up the company — and how much value will actually be created from separating out these businesses," said Richard Greenfield, an analyst at Pali Research.

Instead, it's just a single piece of silicon that's sensitive to light, and by analyzing the Fourier transform of the incidence angle (I think), an image can actually be created, at the moment with a resolution of about 20×20 pixels.

Never mind that every independent study on how many American jobs will actually be created says, at most, 6,500 temporary construction jobs, very few of which would be local hires, according to the State Department.

While such a definition can be useful in some cases, more often than not, the idea that there is a Nutella consumer "out there" makes managers already forget all the work and other actors needed for such a consumer to actually be created and sustained.

As surprising as this may be, homemade lava lamps can actually be created with old cooking oil.

The shutdown may actually be creating more unrest, said Prof. Mohammed el-Nawawy of the communications department at Queens University of Charlotte.

We're lucky enough to have the stage in Manchester for a week before we start our performances – we'll actually be creating it then".

It's clear from this case that leaving these issues to be resolved by the passage of time, or relying on the old chestnut that your business is a meritocracy, could actually be creating a risk of discrimination claims.

That means that the companies to watch are the smaller ones that will actually be creating and licensing their products.

The other risk of "protecting" a child by lying is that they may actually be creating a greater fear in the child's mind.