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91. Occasionally we have come up with some moneymaking ideas.
92. A birdseed store might come up with a list that includes consumers who shop at outdoor equipment outfitters or are affiliated with local conservation groups.
93. He urged the administration and Congress to come up with a credible package to reduce the budget deficit.
94. We have five minutes to come up with a last name.
95. In view of this population boom in large cities, people have come up with two countermeasures: dispersal of city population and development of an underground city.
96. Some come up with a kind of so-called mixed civil procedural model, that is to focus mainly on the party doctrine litigant mode while to take the authority doctrine litigant mode as supplement.
97. The company has come up with a new acousto - optical device.
98. In effect, you trim down your Master Resume in order to come up with a more focused one.
99. Perhaps, at some future date, We can come up with suggestions that will fit your needs.
100. Since then, other researchers have come up with other quotidian examples of horizons.
101. The answer NASA has come up with is something it calls its Centennial Challenges.
102. South Africa's Working for Water program has come up with a solution to the spiraling funeral costs - use wood from invasive trees to produce coffins.
103. Several fans have tried to come up with alternative locations which fit the bill.
104. For example, take the number of euros or dollars needed to buy the same item -- an iPod, in one oft-used example -- and come up with an effective exchange rate for those currencies.
105. We'd probably come up with better ideas if we join forces.
106. I don't know how many women the writer interviewed to come up with this little factoid, but I have never heard of a single woman who said they were attracted first to a guy's abs.
107. In addition to using effective language constructs, it's important to come up with a problem statement that truly excites you so you're in the best frame of mind for creatively tackling the problem.
108. However, the tests such tools come up with tend to be fairly trivial and basic stuff, like whether a method can handle being passed a null argument.
109. I know the nature of the data that you are looking for, and will try to come up with something that may address part of the issue, if not all of it.
110. Now a group at the University of Washington, in Seattle, has come up with a concoction based on artists' ceramic powder blended with sugar and maltodextrin.
111. Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin, just 18, could come up with nothing at first.
112. A company in the United States has come up with the first chewable birth control tablet.
113. Or I'll come up with some incredible insight about the person that hadn't come out in your previous line of questioning.
114. Dr. Nicu Sebe, a professor at the University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands, used emotion-recognition software to come up with the exact breakdown of Mona Lisa's emotional state.
115. If we decide to come up with a machine-readable description, how might it look like?
116. Since then, other researchers have come up with other quotidian examples of event horizons.
117. Now, after studying thousands of corporate earnings calls, two researchers from Stanford University think they've come up with a way to tell when senior executives are fibbing.
118. The company will come up with a new technique for waterproofing walls.
119. OLD tyres are notoriously difficult to recycle, and often end up in landfills, but researchers at the Tubitak Marmara Research Centre in Gebze, Turkey, have come up with a novel way to deal with them.
120. Last week, Mr Lee even called for "a new international organisation to regulate events and come up with responses," without specifying what shape it might take.
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