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Ads like that, from people not generally associated with big-money politics, have generated some of the most interesting arguments over the McCain-Feingold bill, which was intended to overhaul the campaign-finance system.

"It's encouraging that we got this far against the odds, but it's far from over," said Erik Martin, the general manager of Reddit.com, a social news site that has generated some of the loudest criticism of the bills.

While the classical approach used a certain hypothesis (e.g. the rôle of lipophilicity) from which a model was generated, some of the new tools are based on model generation without an a priori hypothesis.

Prescription drugs generated some of the most impassioned discussion Tuesday.

On the contrary, we biologists have generated some of the most alarming findings about climate change.

"It's clear that some of the conversations this has generated, some of the debate, actually needed to happen," he said.

Naturally, this generated some of the night's biggest cheers, and jeers: pity the women in the front row who weren't feeling compliant.

Setting that general problem aside, there are special cases of it that generate some of the most intractable issues about identity.

And as an art historical field, it is generating some of the most exciting scholarship around.

China may generate some of the year's biggest global offerings as its government accelerates sales of state companies.

Mint officials hope that the novelty might generate some of the popularity that greeted its recent 50 State Quarters program.