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Every new technology generates a surge of anxious energy.
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Performed repeatedly, the song, which is about three minutes long, generates a surging polyphony.
"Some of the defining topics and traditions of British life, such as the General Election results, the Grand National, and Jeremy Clarkson, have generated a surge in Google searched and will be remembered as events that have characterised the year".
Tickets for the event, which has generated a surge of publicity, are going fast.
In international development, the "evidence revolution" has generated a surge in policy research over the past two decades.
Rising income inequality doesn't, by itself, generate a surge in support for redistributive policies.
July 11: The technology news site Slashdot covers Bitcoin, generating a surge of interest in the cryptocurrency.
It is important to acknowledge that rising inequality doesn't, by itself, generate a surge in support for redistributive policies.
By John Cassidy April 17, 2015 Rising income inequality doesn't, by itself, generate a surge in support for redistributive policies.
Redistribution has always been a tough sell, and rising income inequality doesn't, by itself, generate a surge in support.
The winds and the storm's low air pressure cause a dome of water to rise, generating a surge of high water when the storm makes landfall.
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