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Never mind that it probably generated as much pollution to manufacture all the batteries and their computer systems than they will ever save in exhaust fumes, Leo DiCaprio is going to look a whole lot better turning up at the red carpet in one of these than he did in his Prius.

It won't divulge its sales, profits or growth rate in the region, but it probably generates $10 billion a year in revenue here.

"There's a conversation about Austin that it doesn't generate as many multibillion companies as Silicon Valley does, but it probably generates a lot more successful companies at a lower risk," he says.

The All-Star Game is also unlikely to change as it probably generates revenue for MLB and the host city, but has become a relic that due to new rules and technologies is more of a strange sideshow than anything directly elated to baseball.

As a result, it has probably generated more interesting discussion than useful innovation.

Heavenly radiation that is smeared over a wide swath of frequencies is rejected -- it is probably generated by natural means.

"If I take twins from New Zealand and test them, it will probably generate a different result".

If I put a solar panel on my roof, it would probably generate enough for a couple of light bulbs.

For the entire year, InPhonic said that it would probably generate as much as $355 million in revenue, which would be 75percentt more than in 2004.

Sony is betting that Mr. Jackson's appearance, and the blog coverage it will probably generate, will provide a huge boost to "District 9".

Absent public-financing reforms, it would probably generate even higher levels of election spending by private interests than 2012's record levels, because during Presidential elections, every vote in every state would matter.