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This has now generated something of a Eurosceptic hegemony in British public debate.

This activity has now generated about 250,000 datasets and runs essentially automatically every night.

Unfortunately, that litigation has now generated some unusual circumstances of its own making".

But endless innovation has now generated a series of demands that are starting to overwhelm the market.

The county that for Pevsner was "full of delights and of temptation for study" has now generated no fewer than eight pages of suggested further reading.

The case could also foreshadow further actions as Mr. Bharara's office continues to weigh penalties for JPMorgan over the trading blowup that has now generated more than $6 billion in losses.

It argues that "the American effort to 'integrate' China into the liberal international order has now generated new threats to US primacy in Asia and could eventually result in a consequential challenge to American power globally".

But Occupy Boston aims to emulate Occupy Wall Street protesters, whose seizure of a downtown Manhattan park was first ignored by most of the media but has now generated headlines around the world, especially after police used pepper spray against peaceful women demonstrators.

And, after two years' of downloads, the Whale Trail app has now generated enough revenue to break even.

Dundee United eased aside 10-man Kilmarnock at Rugby Park to record a fifth straight win in a run that has now generated 21 goals.

Kry says its telehealth service has now generated more than half a million patient meetings, across its existing markets, saying it grew 740% in 2017 — which it claims makes it the largest digital healthcare provider in Europe.