Would a TV company produce someone like Michael Parkinson these days?
I look around for others and at times can almost produce someone at will.
"If they don't continue to produce, someone next door will come in and build a better mouse trap".
"It made me proud of Austin that it could produce someone like Draylen," William Dick, the conductor of the Austin Youth Orchestra, said.
In much the same way someone, somewhere, will watch anything Cameron Crowe produces, someone, somewhere, is eagerly gripping their tickets to watch Chicago perform at the LA County fair later this week.
"The government will have to produce someone else — they don't necessarily have to indict them — or the conspiracy charge fails," he said.
Players can avoid testing positive, the experts said, because they have time to dilute their urine, use a masking agent or attach a device to produce someone else's urine.
That cushion, he said, could include the use of masking agents, or time to flush the body of drugs and employ a device to produce someone else's drug-free urine.
It was all but sure to produce someone very like Mr. Maliki, a sectarian Shiite far more interested in settling scores than in reconciling all Iraqis to share power in a unified and peaceful democracy.
How does a country like America, with such a shameful racist history, manage to produce someone like Obama, while the UK – apparently less segregated, more diverse and racially tolerant – seems unable to?
