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Mr Fisker joined Aston Martin in 2001 and was responsible for creating some of its most celebrated models including the V8 Vantage and DB9.

As a novel structure working by a new mechanism to potently and selectively kill cancer cells, it becomes of interest to understand its biosynthetic pathway and underlying genetic architecture, as well as the chemical mechanisms used in creating some of its distinctive structural features.

Although our firm anticipates creating some of its own software in-house, the majority of our programs will come from the open market.

That strategy created some of its trouble because it suffered a high default rate on the loans.

McDonald's has admitted it created some of its own problems, such as letting its menu get too complicated.

But Siemens also created some of its new flexibility.

He created some of its most famous characters, including the obituary poet EJ Thribb.

For the last few holiday seasons, Mr. Augustine was in charge of distribution at Gateway Computer, a company that creates some of its own shipping problems by insisting on packing its computers in cow-spotted boxes.

One retail expert, Burt Flickinger III, said Procter had created some of its own problems, particularly in Latin America and Europe, which Mr. Jager identified as highly competitive markets where the company had not done as well as it expected.

While it solves several problems in the company's current approach to grading mutual fund performance, several longstanding difficulties will remain -- and the new system will create some of its own.

King's may have created some of its own problems, and Lord Kerslake will have to take his share of responsibility.