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But the Manhattan federal judge overseeing the matter hasn't finished skewering the SEC and its private attorneys for generating far more in legal fees than was available to compensate victims.

But if the real wrongdoing in insider trading is the damage to the investing public's perception of the fairness of the markets, then the size of the trading seems to be irrelevant when the average daily volume on the major exchanges is billions of dollars and many cases are for trades generating far less than a million dollars in profits.

The BOSS research is intended to overcome those challenges by generating far more information for computers to analyze.

For now, however, Mr. Shein's crusade appears to be generating far more attention in Moscow than in Astrakhan.

For their troubles, most earn a paltry $14 a day, even as a commodities boom is generating far more earnings than in the past.

Water plants in New Delhi, for instance, generate far more water per customer than many cities in Europe, but taps in the city operate on average just three hours a day because 30 percent to 70 percent of the water is lost to leaky pipes and theft.

For now, wind still generates far less than 1percentt of the nation's electricity, with the bulk of the projects in California.

The mayor said that the property owner had long planned to develop the land and that a 175-unit residence for the elderly will generate far less traffic than would a strip mall or a 15-screen Cineplex.

Subsequent promotion policies for fifth and seventh graders generated far less opposition.

Lack of transmission is a national problem, especially for wind, which is often generated far from population centers.

"We see this as an investment in society, since it will generate far more for charitable institutions than it will cost the Treasury".