The girls are the brainchildren of the naive Professor Utonium, who hopes to create the perfect girls out of the prescribed ingredients _ sugar, spice and everything nice.
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But the semen smuggling was not a profit-making enterprise like the other schemes, which were the brainchildren of a handful of imprisoned organized crime figures, defense attorneys said.
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SANTA BARBARA, California ( AP ) _ The man who devised the most ubiquitous invention of this generation lives on a rugged mountainside in this affluent town and wonders where all his brainchildren are.
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Among the more than 30 newcomers, many, like Mesa City and Patroon, are the brainchildren of experienced restaurateurs, who should be able to organize the service and more easily face the competition.
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But investors have long worried that Murdoch, chairman and chief executive of the News Corp ., cared far more about the birth of his brainchildren than about delivering the steady earnings that sustain Wall Street.
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Both the bank and fund were founded in 1944, the brainchildren of John Maynard Keynes and other economists and government officials who gathered in Bretton Woods, N . H ., to plot a postwar economic strategy.
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The shadow gatherings are the brainchildren of an unlikely parent, a former Republican activist, Arianna Huffington, and have attracted an equally unlikely collection of supporters, including Peter Hirshberg, an Internet entrepreneur, and financier George Soros.
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What is particularly interesting about the serious film as opposed to the Hollywood movie is how there are traces of Hollywood in even the most serious of films, whether they're the brainchildren of auteur directors, playwrights, or Booker Prize-winning novelists.
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Jim Morris, president of Lucas Digital, the corporate parent of another powerhouse special-effects studio, Industrial Light and Magic, both of which were brainchildren of the modern guru of the field, George Lucas, concedes that Hollywood may be thinking digitally too much.
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And while the company famously fumbled in bringing its scientists'brainchildren to market _ we use Macintoshes and Windows PC's today, not Xeroxes _ no one can deny that Xerox has served as one of the most creative centers for technology the world has ever known.
