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During the concert, more than a dozen robots are programmed to rise up and join in an incremental buildup of sound, creating what Mr. MacMurtrie said he hopes will be a viscerally uplifting experience.

"This whole nontransparent military-security buildup has created a lot of pressure on — or opportunities for — a variety of politicians and policy makers to misbehave," says Daron Acemoglu, a development economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Remove as much of the thick, caked-on carbon buildup created by the friction of use.

Remove as much as you can of the thick, caked-on carbon buildup created by the friction of use and burning powder.

The problem that time became worldwide as the buildup of undelivered data it created eventually overwhelmed all of RIM's network.

CHD was caused by the plaques buildup of lipid, which was created by macrophages forming foam cells.

In larger coronary arteries, the buildup of cholesterol-filled plaque creates distinct bulges that narrow the vessel at a particular spot, reducing blood flow.

And fire suppression, by interfering with nature's cycle of burning and renewal, has created a buildup of combustible material; the fire that inevitably catches is all the fiercer.

He made the same observation about the Texas rangeland that critics have made about forest management in the American West: the human tendency to suppress fire at first sight has created a buildup of dry tinder that makes any wildfire that manages to break out "bigger than they ought to be," Mr. Kelton said.

THE BOTTOM LINE Blowing your nose can create a buildup of excess pressure in sinus cavities.

Low magnesium can create a buildup of lactic acid, known to cause post-workout pain and tightness.