61.   The finding generated excitement, because it has potential applications for fueling miniature machines, an area of intense research.

62.   The Detroit duo White Stripes has generated similar excitement.

63.   The idea has generated excitement in the computer industry, mostly because Microsoft and Intel are not leading the charge.

64.   The idea of the job has generated much excitement, yet it does not even exist.

65.   The horse wins the Preakness and generates Triple Crown excitement.

66.   The interaction between the music center and the parent orchestra seems to have developed fresh synergy and generated excitement on both sides.

67.   The Grand Prix is designed to generate excitement in looks and performance.

68.   The Kansan, a figure of national prominence for a quarter century, failed utterly to generate excitement on the stump.

69.   The idea of a NASDAQ IPO has generated excitement, much of which can be traced to the financial reward that attaches itself to those three magic letters.

70.   The past two weeks have generated excitement in the AIDS research community, with potentially significant findings in three areas of AIDS treatment.