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Gaylin writes: "A legitimate cause rarely generates the kind of hatred that sacrifices the innocent".

We are putting forward a radical proposal for an alternative system that is fairer for students, but still generates the kind of income the sector so badly needs.

The text has been shortened by 20 minutes, Nicholas Hytner's production adapts perfectly to the art deco space of the Adelphi and the evening generates the kind of uproarious laughter of which our theatre has lately been starved.

And this leads to the musical's most famous scene of a helicopter whisking troops off the American embassy roof, something accomplished here with a technical skill that generates the kind of excitement one associates with 19th-century spectacular melodrama.

From a mysterious figure known only as her "Provider," Sheilagh learns she is "twice-fathered," a riddling bit of information that challenges her sanity and generates the kind of mechanical suspense that comes from simply withholding information.

And you can't complain about a show that gets 800 teenagers into the theatre on a wet Wednesday afternoon and generates the kind of rapt attention in which you could hear a pin drop.

"The privatization of telecommunications never generated the kind of emotions that the railroads have," he said.

Ms. Graham and Benedick Bates do not begin to generate the kind of complexity required here.

They struggled to generate the kind of tempo that underpinned their opening-day victory against England.

Advance publicity has already generated the kind of controversy and open discussion she is seeking.

It generated the kind of frisson that a parade of clothes might not in itself provide.