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With up to 2, 000 Nollywood films churned out a year, star actors often find themselves shooting more than one film a day.

The Federal Register typically grows fat with regulations churned out in the final weeks of any administration.

Your suit will be furiously churned out by the next morning and delivered to your hotel as early as 8am for a fitting.

Compared with the anodyne, identikit bands churned out by talent shows, Ms Winehouse was an unusual pop idol.

Ferns can grow in dim lighting conditions, which can be caused when particles churned out by volcanoes block out natural light.

They churned out screeds listing the dictator's crimes and posters caricaturing Gaddafi as a common thief and agent of Mossad.

A gang making pirate compact discs churned out thousands of fakes using a New Territories pig farm as cover.

Under the shadow of the emperor's palace, they churned out such objects as the cramped workshops of the old town had room for.

The US has churned out a veritable forest of literature.

During recent good times, China churned out inexpensive products that Americans eagerly bought, helping to keep inflation low.

Think of all those robotic East German sprinters , Romanian gymnasts and Chinese swimmers churned out by state-backed programmes.

It is an ambitious departure from the formulaic historical or Communist propaganda movies usually churned out by the Chinese film industry.

Those sales will then collapse as copycat products are churned out by the producers of generic drugs.

Even Japan, where the number of young people is shrinking, churned out about 46% more PhDs.

Computers have recently churned out statistics revealing this tendency.

private equity and hedge funds, which use debt aggressively, churned out billionaires.

But now consider a car factory or a printing press. Thousands of near-identical copies of cars, books, or newspapers are churned out.

Learning curve: Read the pulp-fiction books churned out by Harlequin Enterprises.

Many of the millions of graduates churned out by the local universities lack the skills to compete with the world's best.

The flamboyant Benjamin Disraeli churned out popular novels.

Nearly 60 percent of China's total exports are churned out by companies not owned by Chinese (including plenty of U. S. ones).

I wish I'd lived inthe MGM era, when they churned out musical films one after another.

Woodblock printing presses churned out millions of books, paid for with the world's first paper money (invented in the 10th century).

Publishers churned out courtesy manuals that taught women how to live submissively in the private preserve.

Trust companies have churned out such products this year.

This is the intelligence upgrade that superhero cinema drastically needs, rather than the blow-dried popcorn recently churned out.

This advice runs counter to that being churned out by what I like to think of as the agony aunt community.

People in the area are still proud of having churned out 64 tons of plutonium over 40 years for America's tens of thousands of nukes.

By the late 19th century a local factory churned out violins.

New words are being churned out at an amazing speed.

He has churned out more butter this week than last.

China churned out a record two million metric tons of steel a day in June.

The annoying noise you are hearing is from the ironworks where the steel products are churned out every day.

In its first year Xinri built less than 1, 000 bikes; last year it churned out 1. 6 million. (See pictures of bicycles. )