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Environmentalists also worry that increasing power capacity beyond the real demand in New York could create a kind of self-fueling spiral.

Staying with it too long could create a kind of mind-numbing quality of its own, it could smooth over all the rough edges you were trying to bring out and banish the very element of spontaneity you were trying to achieve.

Mr. Thurm said that he and others involved in the newspaper's new headquarters felt that a similar concept could create a kind of "dynamic portrait" of The Times that functioned, in a way, like a homage to the news ticker but one that followed the advice of Emily Dickinson: "Tell all the Truth but tell it slant".

"You could say to other teams, 'Oh, you know the Dolphins are training on this Nautilus and — my God — they're making great gains and the stuff is really cutting edge' and this and that, and you could create a kind of frenzy," Mr. Todd said.

Mike Butcher: How do you think that one could create a kind of 'great leap forward' in terms of the numbers of mentors, the numbers of experienced people helping and advising startups?

Forbes spoke with Lin Bin, the project lead for Google's music foray, about the possibility of offering Google Music Search outside China, the business success of his experiment so far, and whether Google Music Search on Chinese Android phones could create a kind of uber-iPod.

But for nannies and parents alike, the legislation, if enacted, could well create a kind of baseline for negotiations over pay, hours and benefits.

Together we could create a new kind of home, one of possibility, a home I could love.

Eric Park, of Ziba, a design consultancy, reckons companies must also think about drug delivery systems and patient-friendly packaging, which could create a new kind of branded intellectual property that might be more defensible than drug patents.

Like Lenny Bruce, whom he influenced, Kurtzman saw that the conventions of pop culture ran so deep in the imagination of his audience and stood at so great a remove from real experience that one could create a new kind of satire simply by inventorying them.

"You could swap out a chimp and create a kind of continuity that would be impossible with humans".