After the war he settles in South America and creates SPECTRE by recruiting three men each from the Uniano Sicilliano, Union Corse, SMERSH, Gestapo, the Yugoslav secret police and other equally humanitarian organizations.
When the question of who created SPECTRE (whether Bond author Ian Fleming or his one-time collaborator Kevin McClory) presented a legal roadblock, the organization quietly disappeared from the films.
But Leigh also helped create a spectre who still haunts Thewlis.
The government has also tried hard to create the spectre of foreign-linked religious extremists intent on taking over the country, rather than just desperate Uzbeks who wanted a better life.But while their knowledge is mostly hazy, many Uzbeks say "everything" has got worse since Andijan.
Certainly in this court battle endless volumes of rhetoric will be produced that will create the spectre that Google will be a monopolist and will charge monopoly prices.
People are creating a spectre of statutory regulation that is not going to happen.
In 1909 he joined Serge Diaghilev's Ballets Russes, and the company's choreographer Michel Fokine created Le Spectre de la rose, Petrushka, Schéhérazade, and other ballets expressly for him.
Mr McCluskey had blamed Mr Murphy not only for losing Scotland but for creating the spectre of an SNP-backed Labour administration, a prospect that scared many voters into the arms of the Tories.
Advancements in machine learning and artificial intelligence are moving faster than what society is ready for, creating a spectre of fear, anxiety and uncertainty.
"The limited information that seeps out from the secret camps also creates a spectre of fear among the general population in the DPRK, creating a powerful deterrent against any future challenges to the political system".
