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Tolkien fans will know that The Silmarillion could provide material for future films with its pre-history of Middle Earth.

He begins by resurrecting one of the great comic characters of California history, the Emperor Norton I, whose recorded exploits could provide material for many plays.

But most foreign companies that could provide material for alternative energy or infrastructure are not setting up operations in the United States, and the broader "Buy American" provisions in the Senate bill would probably affect them, if passed.

The mad, the melancholy, the murderous; brothers, one a Union sympathizer, the other hot for the Confederacy; barnstorming Shakespeareans with lives out of Shakespeare: the Booth family could provide material for a dozen fascinating dramas.

In the ruling on Thursday, the three-judge panel agreed with Judge Brinkema that the captured terrorists "could provide material, favorable testimony on Moussaoui's behalf" and that Mr. Moussaoui had the right under the Sixth Amendment to present some form of their testimony to a jury.

For example, Bezos could provide access to the Post's paywall as part of the Amazon Prime service, carving out a small slice of that yearly revenue that could provide material benefit for his new paper.

But again, the danger is that creating too much new fuel could provide materials for nuclear weapons.

"The group's work demonstrates that the perovskite created from the lead in just one old car battery could provide materials for 30 households-worth of solar energy cells," writes Gertz.

The design of materials in which assembly, mechanical response, and biological properties are controlled by protein-polysaccharide interactions could provide materials that mimic the biological environment and find use in the delivery of growth factors.

Pearson's plan is to create an orbiting junkyard that could provide materials for future space missions.

The host could provide materials for the folate synthesis.