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It was hardly surprising that as one of the most historically important vessels in naval history, the Monitor would spawn a great many searches.

Consider how the Black-Scholes pricing model, an innovative mathematical formula introduced in 1973, spawned a whole new market for derivatives and made them widely accessible.

But she branded and marketed it with gusto, spawning media accolades, celebrity acolytes, controversy — and a recent federal conviction for forced-labor conspiracy.

Billboards calling her a “baby killer” popped up across her district during the 2024 cycle, spawning questions from her grandchildren who saw them, she said.

The growth in drone use for military ends has spawned its antithesis – a counter-drone industry.