A couple of other Web sites picked up the post, generating a round of hand-wringing and shoulder-shrugging.
He knows his brazenly homoerotic performance in "Angels" is likely to generate a round of is-he-or-isn't-he questions about his sexuality, and he seemed to enjoy adding to the ambiguity with double entendres like that one.
This round of selling caused stocks, bonds, and other assets to decline in value, which generated a new round of losses.
And over the last 24 hours, as Mr. Obama and his campaign have sought to explain his initial remarks, and suggested that an undivided Jerusalem would be hard to achieve, they have been accused of backtracking, which has generated a new round of criticism, this one here at home among Jewish groups.
After eliminating federal budget deficits during the 1990s, America has generated a new round of shortfalls (exceeding $400 billion) annually through a combination of international military involvements and an economic downturn.
Every trip it took generated a fresh round of stories.
Sales in London last week generated a fresh round of head-spinning prices: a Freud for £11.8m and a Jeff Koons sculpture for £13m.
But the document also generated a new round of headlines over a 200,000-pound gift from his mother for which Cameron -- legally -- paid no tax.
Does she think that her new work will generate a new round of attention and debate?
(The occasion for the profile was the release of a book of Oliver's poems about dogs, which, naturally, endeared her further to her loyal readers while generating a new round of guffaws from her critics).
