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California wound up with a vast revenue surplus, which, though it eventually generated a taxpayers' revolt, sufficiently impressed President Richard Nixon to make Weinberger head of the federal trade commission in 1970.

Lead also accumulates in neural mitochondria, where it eventually generates the abnormal release of calcium and induces apoptotic cell death (Anderson et al. 1996; Fox et al. 1997; He et al. 2000; Silbergeld 1992).

While he initially found it difficult, Ledger eventually generated a voice unlike Jack Nicholson's character in Tim Burton's 1989 Batman film.

Advocates for the technique, known as an "enhanced geothermal system," say it could eventually generate vast amounts of energy and reduce America's dependence on fossil fuels.

Officials associated with the project said they believed it could eventually generate 2,000 to 3,000 jobs, both for market participants and regulators.

Qwest and AOL did not disclose how much revenue they expected from the deal, but analysts said at the time that it could eventually generate more than $1 billion for Qwest, which is based in Denver.

The seller was a company building a power plant that needed a buyer for a small portion of the electricity it would eventually generate and so was willing to sell at a deep discount.

If this cluster is extended well beyond two to three rings in all directions, it would eventually generate the crystal structure of α-quartz.

It also held a number of stock offerings for the government to reduce its stake, which eventually generated a roughly $22 billion profit.

From these disparate origins, the neoconservatives eventually generated "a set of coherent principles," which, taken together, ended up defining their impulse in foreign affairs during the last quarter-century.

More precisely these estimates are eventually generated by a 'virtual scheduling' process.