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create

[kree-eyt] / kriˈeɪt /


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"The internet can create whatever it wants... we have meticulously looked at what we are giving the kids," Malolan said.

From Barron's

Among the dead were athletes, artists and students whose photographs and brief biographies have since flooded social media, creating a digital memorial of young lives snuffed out under an internet blockade.

From The Wall Street Journal

Their respective loyalty price schemes, Clubcard and Nectar, also create a "wow" factor at the till, Woods says.

From BBC

There are fears that renaming KwaZulu-Natal would create a kind of exceptionalism that could lead to more trouble in the ethnically diverse country which has 11 official languages.

From BBC

After Wembanyama missed a potential tying three-pointer, Miller sank two free throws -- running his streak of made shots from the line to 38 -- with 10.6 seconds remaining to create the final margin of victory.

From Barron's