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"Bling" captured the attention of the news media, partly for its portrayal of a world of flowing Cristal, powder blue Bentleys and platinum teeth, and partly for the fevered guessing game it engendered: Was its hip-hop mogul based on Russell Simmons, a founder of Def Jam Recordings and a friend of Ms. Kennedy's?

The charge may have been apocryphal, but the "justice" it engendered was not his white assailants were acquitted after jurors deliberated for just over an hour.

The thesis has its critics, not least the late palaeontologist Stephen Jay Gould, but the disputes it engendered were mostly concerned with arcane areas of evolutionary debate.

Mr. Carroll's nickname and the song it engendered were born in the same breath.

The marriage of Mr. Adams and Mr. Sullivan and the legal odyssey it engendered are the subject of a documentary film, "Limited Partnership," directed by Tom Miller and scheduled to be released next year.

Never mind that critics argued that this figure, and the fears it engendered, were hugely exaggerated: for one thing, the calculation assumed a huge number of illegitimate children would be clamouring to enter the territory.

But PCP and the theory which it engendered were exactly as described: eminently falsifiable.

It is clear that the later development of that Empire and the massive inequities and violence that it engendered were alien to his way of thinking.

Pink says, "The era of 'left brain' dominance, and the Information Age that it engendered, are giving way to a new world in which "right brain" qualities -- inventiveness, empathy, meaning-predominate.

While the sudden muscular reaction it engenders is sometimes unpleasant, it is usually harmless.

He believes that if something is beautiful it doesn't matter whether it's genuine; rather, the impression it engenders is what counts.