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But it has spawned a new generation of research outfits.

A walkout mostly failed to secure more funding for schools, but it has spawned a movement of politically engaged Okies.

Alberto Korda's photograph of Ernesto "Che" Guevara may be waved aloft by anti-globalisation protesters but it has spawned a global brand.

The musical comedy was one of Mr. Sondheim's biggest flops, lasting only 68 performances on Broadway in 1981, but it has spawned several standards.

ISIS may have lost a lot of men in Iraq and Syria, but it has spawned affiliates faster and farther than Al Qaeda ever did.

But it has spawned inefficiencies with serious consequences, such as in the sudden and damaging shortage of electricity supply early last year.

We then have these teams take their solutions to the relevant business leaders and say, "We came up with this idea that is over in your sandbox, and we would like you to hear about it". A lot of times the business leaders will be receptive to it and will pick it up". They may not implement that particular idea in that particular way, but so often it has spawned other things.

We agree with many of the findings of the USC poll about the broader context of education, but disagree with the headlines it has spawned that perpetuate the Vergara trial narrative that teachers are responsible for the difference between high- and low-performing districts.

And his surprise is not just at the number of copies sold but also at the vast community it has spawned.

"I was hoping to see if I could make enough money to make another game - that was the dream goal of it," he said, "but it just kept growing and exploding, thanks to the community," And his surprise is not just at the number of copies sold but also at the vast community it has spawned.

There have been advances by AQ at the ideological level, it has spawned franchises, but don't lose sight of the operational setbacks that AQ has suffered". The plots attributed to Masri were ambitious, but authorities infiltrated two cells long before they could strike.