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Recent advances in nanoparticle synthesis have created new potential avenues for aqueous catalysis of organic reactions.

New technologies have both created new potential forms of intellectual property rights (can pieces of a human being be patented?) and made old rights unenforceable (when books can be downloaded from an electronic library, what does a copyright mean?).

Big data has created new potential for discrimination.

Social media, the wide reach of the Internet and growing accessibility of wireless has created new potential of a growing and much-needed alternative media.

While this traditional approach to closed-loop expert-based Foresight has been fruitful in the past, new collaboration and communication tools create new potentials for Open Innovation [20].

"This will allow us to create new potential for Russian business," Mr. Khodorkovsky said at a news conference.

Even as Mr. Papandreou emphasized that the debt accord "creates new potential for growth and liquidity to return to the real economy," the details of the recapitalization remained unclear.

Because disinfectants are highly oxidant chemicals, they tend to induce localised corrosion in the metallic parts of the system, which in turn creates new potential sites for biofilm development.

Some technologies are indeed making the world a riskier place, creating new potential hazards such as untried drugs and genetically modified crops, as well as innovations that can scupper the best-laid business plans (such as Napster in the music industry).

Evolutionary transitions create new potential levels and units of selection by creating new kinds of entities that can have variances in fitness.

GM's current employees, Delphi's current employees and the pensioners of both create new potential expenses for the U.S. government.