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This brainchild of Mark Burnett and Jeff Probst, the executive producer and host of "Survivor," is the latest spin on the bucket-list idea.

But until this brainchild of the All India Football Federation and the sponsors the Reliance Group, the current I-League format remains a disparate collection of mini-leagues.

Named for the Playland amusement park that was once the neighborhood landmark, this brainchild of four entrepreneurs who run nightclubs and restaurants in Williamsburg opened in July in a two-story 19th-century building refurbished with reclaimed barn wood.

The programme has existed for eight years, but this brainchild of the bank's previous president, James Wolfensohn, has spent the past year largely in limbo as his successor, Paul Wolfowitz, decides its future.

"We knew that we had created a new means of warfare and the question as to what nation... we were willing to entrust this brainchild of ours was a moral decision more than anything else," von Braun is quoted as saying.

This, the brainchild of an engineer called Benjamin Thompson, is designed to replace the stabilising fin under a surfboard.

This was the brainchild of Mr Thaksin, who dictates most of his sister's policies from afar.

A few weeks ago, I reported on one idea for tackling this problem, the brainchild of Janice Lynch Schuster, who envisioned "a Peace Corps for caregiving".

This was the brainchild of the French economist Jean Monnet and was adopted by the original six that formed the Common Market — France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg.

This legislation, the brainchild of 9-year-old Justin Kvadas from East Hartford, is ostensibly being written to protect young children from exposure to the alleged dangers of secondhand smoke.

This was the brainchild of Harvard's reforming president, James Conant, who believed that every educated person should know something about science.