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Well, this war has produced a class of officers who are very out-of-the-box thinkers.

Civilization allowed more people to specialize in other occupations, and that trend eventually produced a class of professional chefs, whose main job was cooking for others.

That is, has the application of modern military design to civilian firearms produced a class of weapons too dangerous to be in general circulation?

This mix of piety and entrepreneurship has produced a class of so called "Islamic Calvinists" who have popularised such things as Turkish jeans and furniture across the world.

This age of international art biennials has produced a class of continent-hopping artists identified less by nationality and ethnicity than by an allegiance to issues raised by globalization — or, as the art world likes to call it, "globalism".

But, arguably, no other research group has produced a class of devices that perform as well, cover as wide a range of potential applications, and are as close to being ready to use as Rogers's.

In addition, fiber is metabolized in the intestines to produce a class of short-chain fatty acids that seem to protect against carcinogens.

Interstitial alloys are formed by the incorporation of carbon, nitrogen and oxygen into the lattices of early transition metals to produce a class of compounds with metallic character.

In both of those cycles, the party aggressively recruited candidates who could win in traditionally non-Democratic areas, producing a class of legislators that has a decidedly conservative stance on issues like abortion, gun control and the size of government.

Management education, Mr. Wharton wrote to the university's trustees in proposing the new venture, "would greatly aid in producing a class of men likely to become most useful members of society, whether in private or public life".

This type of immune reaction has been a bugbear for researchers, he says, because primates, including humans, produce a class of antibodies that attack the sugar molecules that coat pig blood-vessel tissue.