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Broadway producers used to pick the shows and casts, but productions are now more often generated by actors like Mr. Pacino and their agents, Mr. Richards said, because ever-higher ticket prices put Broadway at the mercy of the stars.

Dust still hangs heavy in the air on occasions, but the transformation has been welcomed by local residents in a country where urban authorities more often generate frustration and resentment.

He believed a song that reached a large audience with a strong message was more beneficial to society than a critically lauded paragon of artistic skill – and often generated more cash.

Hearings attempting to illuminate the two positions have often generated more cultural heat than scientific light, and are often boycotted by advocates of evolution who reject the "teach the controversy" motto of their adversaries.

Contracts for these services often generated significantly more revenue than advising on executive pay.

Consultants with brokerage firm affiliates may also select money managers who trade more often and generate more commissions.

This reduces the "ranking effect," meaning that higher-ranked apps are more visible, so they are therefore downloaded more often, and generate more revenue than lower-ranked apps, disproportionately.

For decades, though, so many of us have spent time -- and usually too much money -- on acquiring more stuff than we could possibly ever need or use, often generating more debt than we could handle.

Environmental policies often generate more jobs because sustainable practices in farming and other occupations are more labour intensive and not dependent on the balance sheet of a transnational corporation.

Because this advertising is targeted, it often generates more interest than traditional forms of media.

A clever move: today Amazon's cloud services often generate more profits than its retail operations in North America.