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The backlash generated renewed protests last month.

This concern has generated renewed interest in multigenerational mobility: the pattern of attainment that unfolds over many generations.

Baz Luhrmann's critically panned adaption of The Great Gatsby has generated renewed interest in F Scott Fitzgerald's famed novel, ahead of the film's premiere on Friday.

Although PFN1 was discovered 30 years ago and has been studied extensively, its potential role in motor neuron disease generated renewed interest in its biology.

Paradoxically, Mr. Munk's forays into print and video have heavily influenced his paintings, which in turn have generated renewed interest in Mr. Munk among the art world establishment.

Young's turnabout, which followed a false version of the incident he told an assistant secretary of state last Saturday, generated renewed controversy about this country's most free-wheeling diplomat.

Far more likely is that he paid a very low rate that would generate renewed criticism.

A drop of a point in interest rates and a decline in oil prices will generate renewed consumer confidence.

After all, identifying and leveraging the resources needed to generate renewed growth can't be achieved overnight.

But Clark's aim is less to claim Wallace as a neglected genius than to "generate renewed interest in this remarkable man".

Far from discouraging Christian Scientists from practicing their faith, the prosecutions were generating renewed interest from outsiders, said Mr. Talbot, the chairman of the church's publications committee.