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But it is the inclusion of Star Wars star Boyega which may generate the most excitement.

This may generate the headlines that EU leaders want about "tough action".

A subterranean ocean, radioactive energy, or leftover heat from the formation of the solar system may generate the necessary heat to cause change on the planet, Spencer said.

"The technology is important," he said, "because people in third-world countries may generate the hydrogen in the place they want to use it".

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The new model may generate the coefficient of determination (R2) in the range of 0.81 0.95.

But in other cases, when Mr. Trump says he owns half the building, what he seems to mean is that he has the right to half the profit the building may generate in the future.

However constraints on the outputs may generate instabilities when the system has unstable zeros.

The motorcycle manufacturer says corrosion of the front brake piston may generate gas within the brake system, reducing stopping power.

Dr. Rod Hughes, senior director of scientific communications for Cephalon, thinks the histamine center may generate wakefulness, counteracting the effects of its sleep-inducing neighbor.

However, the lower coverage areas of WLANs may generate problems for the patients in case of mobility outside the home.