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So intriguing that a new name, and related marketing plan, was born.

Nelson Ávila, an economic adviser to Mr. Zelaya, said the "plan was born dead".

The plan was born of the collapse of the T-Mobile dealate last yearar, he said.

When she realized it was Ashanti's voice that she had heard, a new career plan was born.

The plan was born of a bioterrorism committee that Mr. McGreevey created after winning the November election, said Dr. Lacy.

The Marshall Plan was born in the State Department in response to the fact that western Europe was making little progress toward prosperity and stability.

Objections to the plan are born of fear and discrimination, say officials and analysts in China.

Professional city planning was born, but systems to vet building and urban design quality at the federal, state and local levels — common in countries and cities across Europe — were never institutionalized.

The field, which straddles entertainment, economics, sociology, real estate, time-and-motion studies, architecture and planning, was born at midcentury, when developers of outdoor amusements began seeking the most profitable means of pulling people away from the television and out of the house.

TWENTY-FIVE or so years ago, Wendy Haldeman, a nurse and lactation consultant, was standing in a Toys R UsUs parking lot when a female acquaintance ran up, yanked up her shirt and cried out, in reference to one of her exposed breasts: "What is this on my nipple?" Of such strange encounters, business plans are born.

Plan B was born out of the passion of people like Dr. Trussell.