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Bob Arum, Pacquiao's promoter, told ESPN.com the foreign rights are expected to generate a record $35m – including a record $10m for the TV rights in the Philippines.

Celestial Halo's narrow defeat to Punjabi in Tuesday's Champion Hurdle was the lone setback in his assault on Cheltenham's grandest prizes, which helped generate a record seven Festival winners for Walsh.

Growers must keep records of how much they are growing; delivery trips would generate a record like a moving company's bill of lading, listing exactly how much was transported and where.

The 24-hour triumph of wind follows a similar landmark on Saturday, when stormy weather allowed wind turbines to generate a record 6,372 megawatts – supplying a fifth of the UK's energy needs, although at a time when demand was low.

If so, the reducer will generate a record which contains id pair, contact timestamp, contact location, and contact duration.

When that water hit land, it had nowhere to go but on the land and generate a record storm surge".

It's larger, more intense and likely to generate a record-breaking storm surge, as well as plenty of devastating flooding.

Every patient admission episode to an adult general ICU in Scotland generates a record that is stored in the SICSAG database [ 10].

In 2014 it generated a record $7.5 billion in revenue.

Coal generated a record low 6% of the UK's electricity this spring, official figures show.

Any arrest generates a record, even if criminal charges are never formally made.