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"She is operating in areas where he doesn't have any hope of generating traction," he says.

In 2002, Dembski triumphantly proclaimed, "The No Free Lunch theorems dash any hope of generating specified complexity via evolutionary algorithms".

Bennet had planned the day in the hope of generating some excitement about the next academic year, and the South counsellors seemed capable of carrying out his directive.

Governments desperate for foreign investment are scrambling to sign deals, offering companies cheap land and tax holidays in the hope of generating jobs and development.

The only reason why governments grant patents (and the monopoly rights they entail) is to promote innovation in the hope of generating jobs and additional sources of revenue.

It's a typical example of what Stride calls a "branding statue": recalling a bygone era in the hope of generating some bankable nostalgia.

Neither document mentioned the presidential campaign, but signers of both said the documents were being made public now in hopes of generating more debate about education policies in the general election campaign than what had occurred during the primaries.

Instead of passively tracking indexes, this unit actively picks investments in hopes of generating market-beating returns.

Debates rage over whether new innovations should be freely disseminated or patented in hopes of generating royalties.

Judge Robinson jailed Mr. Kerik on Oct. 20, saying he had leaked sealed information in hopes of generating sympathy before his trial, now set to begin on Nov. 9.

Judge Robinson jailed him on Oct. 20, saying he had leaked sealed information in hopes of generating sympathy before his trial.