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In addition, initial claims for unemployment benefits fell slightly last week as the recovering economy moved closer to generating more jobs.

The ongoing efforts for a better understanding of the oncolytic cycle of viral biology and a continued development of cancer-specific conditional replication-competent viruses have brought hope closer to generating the ideal oncolytic virus for prostate cancer gene therapy.

Only one network star came close to generating that much love: CBS's Craig Ferguson.

He said the company had come close to generating fresh funds but that major clients had felt unable to commit.

Scott Jefferson, 44, who sells T-shirts, flags, pins and baseball caps at political events, said no other Republican candidate comes even close to generating such excitement.

But in spite of all the buzz, it may not come close to generating the kind of frenzy among investors that its size or significance might suggest.

Every time the family comes close to generating an emotional connection with the audience, the narrator's intrusion cuts it off.

There are very engaging things in the Hendrix in Britain exhibition – things which come very close to generating that sense of being in the company of genius.

None of the current 10 top selling drugs has yet come close to generating the $141bn of revenues racked up over its lifetime by Lipitor for US drug giant Pfizer, according to Simon King, executive editor of FirstWord Pharma.

The Great American Job Machine is not even close to generating the surge of the high-powered jobs that is typically the driving force behind greater incomes and consumer demand.

It had also by this stage created a vast and sophisticated administration and civil service, built much of London's docklands and come close to generating nearly half of Britain's trade.