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The question has generated scores of messages on a community forum on the Internet, and gossip around town.

When usually reliable Hollywood trade bible The Wrap "confirmed" in August that the pop star and actor would be playing Peter Parker's perennial paramour, the news generated scores of pieces praising the casting of an African American actor in the traditionally Anglo-Saxon role.

They have created and lavishly financed institutes to produce anti-global-warming studies, paid for rallies and Web sites to question the science, and generated scores of economic analyses that purport to show that policies to reduce emissions of climate-altering gases will have a devastating effect on jobs and the overall economy.

To track down any aging-related genes in fruit flies, Yi-Jyun Lin of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena and his colleagues generated scores of mutant strains.

This song alone has generated scores of covers, such as an acoustical version from the Korean-Australian twins Jayesslee.

This complex history, which has generated scores of publications on Muslims and slavery in European languages alone, cannot be reduced to a simplistic proclamation of religious doctrine.

Within minutes of the incident, a new Arabic Twitter hashtag, @Dammam-Hayaa-Closes-Dinosaur-Show, was generating scores of theories about their motives.

And the women had lead roles, rare in film even as womanist black literature was generating scores of enduring female heroines.

It continues to slide north at a pace of two inches per year, creating tectonic stresses that push up the Himalayan mountains and generate scores of earthquakes from Afghanistan to China.

Gone, however, are the days when its agents can go about their business unchallenged.Within minutes of the incident, a freshly minted Arabic Twitter hashtag, #Dammam-Hayaa-Closes-Dinosaur-Show, was generating scores of theories about their motives.

This "15/180" model quickly became a standard, generating scores of studies showing that long separations created anxious rodents with permanent changes in stress-hormone activity, brain structure and many other measures.