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Its bible was Herbert Marcuse's One-Dimensional Man, one of the first explorations of the culture of consumerism — totalitarian in its way, Marcuse wrote — that the major corporations had created, generating false needs that we compulsively satisfied.

"The program that Noah has created generates immediate consumer connectivity between the Milwaukee Brewers and deserving charitable organizations," Rick Schlesinger, chief operating officer of the Milwaukee Brewers, wrote in an e-mail.

Recently, with the advent of a national network of advanced radars (i.e. WSR-88D), massive archived data sets have been created generating terabytes of data.

Tim's presentation was very funny and the highlight of the evening, as he told how his friend in Wales had created a user generated advert to promote the only Indian restaurant in the village.

2. The Pearson Foundation agreed to pay a "settlement" of $7.7 million after an investigation by New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman determined that the not-for-profit Foundation had created Common Core products to generate "tens of millions of dollars" for the Pearson for-profit corporation.

According to a report by BankBoston in 1997, the roughly 4,000 companies founded by M.I.T. alumni and faculty members had created 1.1 million jobs and generated annual sales of $232 billion worldwide.

Mr. Biden said the stimulus had created some public works jobs, generated work at factories that expect to benefit from the work and kept many state and local governments from laying off workers, since stimulus aid will help them balance their budgets.

But Saltz had never seen art created, generated or assisted by artificial intelligence.

"This work has created jobs and generated income for Northern Ireland and now we can plan for the expansion of the industry," said the first minister.

Recent advances in next generation sequencing (NGS) technologies have created unprecedented opportunities for generating genomic information in even previously uncharacterized systems (Logacheva et al. 2011; Lu et al. 2011; McDowell et al. 2011; Sloan et al. 2012).

Atomic-level structural information and advances in synthetic biology and nanotechnology have created new opportunities for generating vaccines in a way that has not been possible using traditional methods.