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The war on terrorism has generated a global momentum against purveyors of terror.
He told MPs that disclosures from the files had generated a global debate about the powers of state agencies, and the weaknesses of the laws and oversight regimes they worked within.
However, Sara Pantuliano, managing director of the Overseas Development Institute, told the Guardian that the summit was productive as it "generated a global discussion about critical issues that brought to the fore key players who were not in the discussion until now".
Yet, Craigslist remains content to conduct business as usual, which is of course within their right as a private enterprise, an approach which has generated a global network of message boards in over 700 cities and clearing over $100m in annual revenues with a small staff.
The madman across the water has generated a global digestive reflux of bile and acid folks wanted to go away, From across the water, Trump was off to a poor start to "make America great again".
In conclusion, we have generated a global view of the methylation profile of ependymoma.
For face modeling, we first generate a global model through deforming a generic model based on a set of facial landmarks.
Fuelled by the popularity of streaming, digital music has matched and will likely soon surpass physical formats in the money it generates, a global industry body has said.
They were also sufficiently pretty enough to be conveyor-belted across the promotional trail afforded any outfit that manages to generate a global teen fanbase.
Governments pulled out the stops to prevent the Lehman failure from generating a global financial meltdown, keenly aware of the role of financial contagion in the 1930s.
A5 In Tijuana, New Drug Peril The boom in Mexico's border pharmacies, where for years Americans have gone for prescription drug discount shopping, has started to generate a global market in counterfeit, adulterated and stolen medicine.
