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But after taking into account several unusual bookkeeping techniques, Google has actually generated much greater profits, largely from selling small targeted text ads tailored to the interests of the more than 200 million Web searches conducted through Google daily.
CA was the first out of the gate to commercialize and simplify neural networks, but Gupta couldn't say that Neugents has actually generated more revenue dollars for CA. In other words, people are not buying TNG UniCenter management software for access to the Neugents that come with it.
The Sony Pictures release of The Interview — a comedy about a pair of gonzo news/entertainment upstarts, played by James Franco and Seth Rogen, who interview North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and attempt to assassinate him — has actually generated some interesting ideas about cybersecurity, information warfare, and a host of other issues.
"It's very difficult for me to distinguish how much Japanese influence I've actually inherited naturally, and how much I've actually generated for myself because I felt I ought to," he explained.
Of the 350,000 portfolios on kaChing, 20,000 (1,500 of which are diversified portfolios) have actually generated positive returns over the past seven months, which is no mean feat.
During his second spree, prosecutors say, Boyle was laundering some of his ill-gotten cash proceeds through Sky Eye View, a drone photography front business he'd fibbed to his parole officer was earning "substantial" legit income but had actually generated less than $2,000 in total revenue.
In the Solomon Islands of the South Pacific, the local meteorological service said: "At this stage we don't know if a tsunami has actually been generated".
And although a lot of the attention goes to the big cities — metropolises like Chennai, Bangalore and Mumbai — much of the new wealth and opportunity have actually been generated in less flashy places, small towns where middle-class dreams are being played out.
As my colleague Floyd Norris has pointed out, manufacturing has actually been a standout, generating a net gain of 302,000 jobs – or about 13 percent of the total — since American employment hit its recent low in February 2010.
The anti-IS campaign so far has actually had great difficulty in generating the kind of intelligence that allows effective strikes.
