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The modern-dress production, which opens on Thursday at the Richard Rodgers Theater, has generated chatter with its interracial casting (all the Montagues are white, all the Capulets are black), although Mr. Leveaux insists it was more about getting the lead actors he wanted than pushing any racial commentary.

And as the average price has climbed toward $4 a gallon nationwide, it has generated abundant chatter about the threat to the economic recovery, and to incumbent politicians.

Apple has generated a lot of chatter with its new iPad tablet.

It has generated a lot of chatter online and the author herself expressed her anger and dismay before Bloomsbury changed the image to accurately reflect the book's content – but the truth is, this "whitewashing" is nothing new.

Despite the mixed reviews the reports from industry screenings have generated a great deal of chatter about potential Oscars, including best picture, reinforced by the movie's four Golden Globe nominations this month.

It was a movie that had generated a huge amount of Internet chatter but turned out to be dead on arrival.

"I had generated laughter.

M&S has been busy generating chatter on Twitter, Facebook and Tumblr over the past week ahead of TV ad featuring two fairies dispensing random acts of kindness in the snow.

But M&S has been busy generating chatter on social media over the past week with small unbranded events such as creating real snow outside a primary school in Cornwall, giving gifts to night shift workers and creating fairies made of lights above Newcastle's Tyne Bridge.

For regular readers of glossy magazines — which depend on interviews with famous people to generate chatter and goose newsstand sales — such situations have become increasingly familiar.

The company decided to build the Polaroid-style boxes as a way to generate chatter about itself.