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Adolescence itself was basically invented by the Rand Corporation for marketing purposes in the early fifties.

Amazingly, it's voiced by James Endeacott, the raconteur who basically invented The Strokes and The Libertines and single handedly keeps the sordid flag of rock and roll flying.

— Claire Cain Miller If Xerox PARC Invented the PC, Google Invented the Internet wired.com | How Google, particularly a couple of early engineers at the company, basically invented the Internet.

"Marketers and the media basically invented the category of tween girls," Ilana Nash, author of "American Sweethearts: Teenage Girls in Twentieth-Century Popular Culture," said in an interview.

Someone who delighted in socializing with the chefs he covered but basically invented the ethical rules for restaurant critics.

The original Diablo, released in 1997, basically invented the genre of action role-playing video games.

But those who know, know how Soft Cell basically invented the synth duo template that was later half-inched by everyone from THUMP favourites Pet Shop Boys to Erasure to God help us—Hurts.

So how did Salva walk out of jail and into the director's chair for a film made by Caravan Pictures, a subsidiary of Disney, who basically invented the notion of wholesome family entertainment?

The move was named after Lawrence Herkimer, who basically invented the modern cheerleader.

It kicked off the modern golden age of television – he basically invented the modern hour-long TV drama.

Keys: Benjamin Franklin He's totally the gearhead of this band and he basically invented the glass harmonica so I think he could handle this.