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The Yankees' sluggish offense somehow always seems to generate a generous portion of runs for Clemens in a manner that almost defies statistical convention.

"The mix of races, genders and backgrounds seems to generate a flow of ideas.

The impressive integrative power of American society seems to generate a kind of obliviousness to the world, a multicultural unilateralism.

But literacy seems to generate a lot of idealism, and Literacy Volunteers mobilizes all kinds of helpers, from professors to politicians and professionals.

Like a seed falling on fertile soil, each new Western chain store seems to generate a group of slightly cheaper domestic clones nearby.

Every new gadget seems to generate a sort of hobbyist underground, a collection of people who want to disassemble its hardware and decode its software.

Such is the paranoid world of homeland insecurity, where every push for protection seems to generate an equal and opposite case of the jitters.

But this analysis seems to generate an infinite regress.

Third, the very idea of a property's being instantiated seems to generate an infinite regress that bears some analogy to the one exhibited in Plato's third man argument.

In general, PAK1's ability to function as a scaffold for the GEFs that activates the GTPases, which activate PAK1, seems to generate an organising principle that enables cells to coordinate complex spatiotemporal responses.

"6 Music seemed to generate a sense of confusion among the people upstairs at the BBC," he says.