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Mr. McMahon said the new bill would not create a flood of new tickets.

Ms. Granholm announced the project in her 2009 State of the State address, saying she thought the industry would create a flood of new jobs.

But they also firmly oppose taking military action, because they believe it could destabilize the region, create a flood of refugees and increase American influence.

That, together with so-called "open DNS" systems online which are known to be insecure helped the hackers to create a flood of traffic.

Asquith and Lloyd George threatened to create a flood of peers if the Lords again blocked LG's radical budget in 1909-10.

"The last thing the Chinese want," said a senior administration official dealing with the delicate diplomacy, "is a collapse of North Korea that will create a flood of refugees into China and put Western allies on the Chinese border".

The enactment of the state law created a flood of patients to New York and a sudden outcropping of abortion clinics.

The new technologies created a flood of new work for the intelligence agencies — and huge opportunities for companies like Booz Allen.

Supporting the poor in America, he said, now means shutting down the system that has created a flood of even poorer immigrants from Mexico.

After the war, he created a flood of writing about his experiences, including "Theresienstadt 1941-1945" (almostosthousand-page-longng examination of the camps) and a trilogy of weighty novels, of which "The Wall" is the final installment.

The carbon market is supposed to drive Europe's transition to cleaner sources of energy, but a cocktail of recession, free allocations to polluters and over-achievement on green energy targets have created a flood of 2bn allowances.