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My statement precipitated considerable public and political attention for the scientific analyses demonstrating the probably catastrophic effects of climate change.

The resulting building opened in September, creating considerable buzz in the art world.

Another on Paul Manafort's ties to a Russian oligarch got considerable buzz.

The controversy, he added, has built a considerable buzz about the movie.

None the less, Gold by Giles has attracted a considerable buzz.

Adding to the book's considerable buzz is the fact that a film adaptation is already in the works.

Few producers expect "Cinderella" to beat "Matilda" at the box office, given the considerable buzz for "Matilda" in New York.

The story generated considerable buzz for an obvious reason: What Delta did to these soldiers was wrong.

The AR market today is similar to where the IoT market was in 2010, generating considerable buzz and proving early value from new capabilities for users.

There is considerable buzz around disruptive, revolutionary innovation we're constantly told we need to do more of it, in every part of our business.

The motion-sensing Kinect system from Microsoft generated considerable buzz, with its promise of freeing players from having to push buttons and wave wands.