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What about the effect of inflation on government as a debtor, which generated about twice as much revenue for the U.S. government as did seigniorage during the unexpected inflation of the 1970s: about 4% of total expenditures or less than 1% of GDP?

Those returns surpassed Groupon's first national deal with Gap last August, which generated about $11 million.

Martha Stewart, which generated about $1.5 billion in sales at Kmart last year, is considered essential for Kmart's turnaround.

Sales at the company's services unit, which generated about 42 percent of total sales, were unchanged at 20 billion kroner.

Willamette began discussions on Dec. 10 to acquire the building products business, which generated about $7 billion in revenue in 2000.

If that unit, which generated about $22 billion in revenue last year, shrinks by 7percentthathamountsnto to about $1.5 billion in vanished sales.

Behind the deal was a desire to expand ConAgra's existing private labels business, which generates about $950 million in annual sales.

But like their European peers, big US oil companies such as Chevron and Exxon have boosted natural gas production to compete against coal, which generates about twice as many carbon dioxide emissions as gas.

Barclays has admitted it could take two to three years to reduce its presence in Africa, which generates about 20% of the bank's profits and is prepared to hold a smaller stake in the Johannesburg-listed business.

Ausveg, the industry body representing 9,000 of Australia's vegetable and potato growers, which generates about 4bn Australian dollars ($3.8bn £2.4bnn) per year, believes that financial security for its members lies far beyond the horizon.

Today, the dispute centers on the proposed plant, which would produce enough power to light 1,300 homes, and the Azusa Hydroelectric Plant, owned by Pasadena, which generates about half as much power.