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Keating also notched up 266,331 streams on SoundCloud and 222,226 streams on her Bandcamp site, neither of which generated royalties for her.

Foles then threw three consecutive passes to Nelson Agholor, each of which generated first downs and set up the Eagles on New England's 14-yard line.

Also, most bacon, like other commercially cured meats, contains the additive sodium nitrite, the possible carcinogenic properties of which generated controversy in the late 1970s.

Poor quality IC sockets, and equally poor airflow in the case caused many problems, some of which generated some very odd solutions.

Bahrain has held Grand Prix races for the past three years, the last of which generated the equivalent of almost 3 per cent of the Kingdom's 2006 GDP.

The bank's senior directors couldn't agree on what accounted for the discrepancy or what to do about PIC's smaller clients, many of which generated decent profits but absorbed a large amount of senior executive time.

Therefore, investments in health and education, and in the physical, emotional and cognitive development of children is a true investment in future generations, the economy and labour force, all of which generate the development of a country.

The gas fuels ten turbines, each of which generates 14MW of electricity.

They have powerful brand names, advertise heavily, and carry extensive cosmetics lines (shopping malls are, at bottom, delivery systems for lipstick) — all of which generate enormous shopping traffic.

And then there are tranquillisers such as valium, the mere mention of which generates a negative response because so many people were hooked on them in the past.

This approach combines the activity of two chimeric receptors, one of which generates dominant negative signals limiting the responses of CAR-T cells activated by the activating receptor.