41.   It has also generated excitement for non-office developers.

42.   Its straight-from-the-box Fingos, sunflower-seed bedecked Sun Crunchers, and Sprinkle Spangles for kids, have all failed to generate excitement.

43.   Mega companies such as Sony, Viacom and Microsoft, relative newcomers to the business, are plunging in, generating excitement and hiring hundreds of game developers.

44.   No wonder the nostalgia shows, looking backward in such a blinkered way, fail to generate much excitement.

45.   News of the merger agreement also failed to generate much excitement on Wall Street.

46.   On the one hand, it shows Sharpton generated more excitement among voters than his competition, several analysts said.

47.   One advance that has generated excitement among oncologists is a class of drugs called aromatase inhibitors, a type of hormone therapy.

48.   Protease inhibitors have generated huge excitement for the past two years because they can reduce HIV to undetectable levels in the blood.

49.   Positive stories, unlike data or lists, stir imaginations and generate excitement about the company and what it is capable of accomplishing.

50.   Sanders attracts so much attention from football teams because he is a crowd pleaser who generates excitement.