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"Syndications by definition generate a degree of support," he added.

The police department's precaution might seem a bit much for a standard campaign event, but Trump's packed rallies have generate a degree of turbulence that demands increased security.

The focus group discussions aimed to generate a degree of community consensus about illness, consequent health care seeking behaviour and decision making.

These concepts might generate a degree of confusion by assigning "selfishness" to genetic elements that do not actively contribute to their own replication at the mechanistic level.

It would generate a degree of autonomy that is a key driver of health worker motivation and satisfaction, while allowing more choice and flexibility and providing more off-time can enhance recruitment and retention [ 49].

This generated a degree of controversy – some suggested the research was flawed, that it had failed to consider rhythm and language – and a lot of headlines.

It generated a degree of middle-ground demoralisation and anger with the workings of the state that Gordon Brown, of all people, was powerless to reverse.

Such a context should at least have generated a degree of excitement, a fizz of ideas about what might happen in government.

The musician's legal challenge generated a degree of controversy because some of the sites targeted by the lawsuit appeared to be fansites, such as Purple House, Purple Kiss and Funky Experience 4.0.

This generates a degree of self-sufficiency that insulates it a little from the chill winds of economic austerity that have created so much social havoc elsewhere in Greece.

Stigson is not expecting Rio+20 to produce concrete proposals, but he does recognise the power of summits to refocus interest, as well as generating a degree of soul-searching.