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His scheduled appearance had also generated an online petition drive, organized by groups urging a "cultural boycott" of Israel, urging him to drop out of the concert.
Three years old this summer, www.comfortcandles.com has generated an online database of about 2,000 customers and should gross about $32,000 this year, which is right on schedule financially.
Negative publicity about the auction generated an online petition to stop the auction which was signed by over 500 "paleontologists, volunteers and concerned parties".
In Korea, the first season generated an online buzz of 6.5 million views on various digital platforms, and the second season is scheduled to air in May on the Korean cable channel tvN.
It has generated an online industry of test preparation companies that will use the same "originality detection software" to make sure that the edTPA portfolios they "help" prepare avoid detection.
SCALE/Pearson/RESA/edTPA has generated an online industry of test preparation companies that promise, for a fee, to ensure that portfolios are approved, which effectively invalidates the entire process.
The AEF's ListenToUs website was an attempt to generate an online social media campaign against carbon pricing.
It will combine satellite imaging and data extracted from an Automatic Identification System (AIS) that all ships use to report their locations to generate an online, real-time picture of global fishing activities.
Stations have been girding for such a fight by generating an online campaign, 170 Million Americans for Public Broadcasting, a reference to the combined monthly reach of all the stations.
"People are telling me they can't get any information from the government and they don't believe what's coming". Flanegin's network uses hand-held Geiger counters connected to laptop computers and his own software program to generate an online map with radiation levels displayed by members of the volunteer group.
But senior staff from the British lobbying firm BGR Gabara – which also works for the government of Bahrain – told undercover reporters from the Bureau for Investigative Journalism that it was proposing to the Kazakh officials that they generate an "online social media campaign" by Kazakh children who were upset about the cancellation.
