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This man -- who, like others interviewed, did not want to be named for fear of attracting the scrutiny of clients, employers or regulators -- noted that the investigation of Ms. Becker and Mr. Zimmerman had generated substantial buzz among couples who are joint members of the financial class.

Motherboard writer Clinton Nguyen called it Bloomberg's "Snowfall moment," referring to a 2012 New York Times interactive feature that generated substantial buzz.

It is generating substantial buzz among gamers, an audience that has not always been the friendliest toward Disney.

"Masters of Sex," headed to Showtime, is generating substantial buzz, but the hottest iron that Mr. Mosko may have in the broadcast fire is "The Blacklist," arriving on Sept. 23 on NBC.

Still, the over-ear headphones did generate substantial buzz through word of mouth.

One of Millennium's drugs, MLN-341 for acute myelogenous leukemia, is generating substantial buzz, but Millennium got the compound by acquiring another company–not from its own gene databases (see "Millennium's On A Roll").

While the high-tech, quick-fix approach may generate substantial buzz in the media, the question remains: Are these really delivering value to the medical ecosystem and improving health outcomes?

The donation generated significant buzz in Washington on Tuesday.

The James Wan-directed movie has generated strong buzz online and may launch with a robust $30 million.

An inexpensive comedy, "This Is the End," about celebrities facing an apocalypse while partying at James Franco's house, is generating substantial advance buzz.

The work generated substantial excitement.