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Due to the graphically restrictive nature of text communication, many symbols have been dreamed up that may (or may not) look like an image.

Awdry dreamed up in the early 1950s, after visiting the Isle of Man to preach at a Sunday school festival.

These measures were dreamed up to provide Cyberjaya with a comparative advantage against other areas outside the Multimedia Super Corridor.

Prohibition has failed to prevent the proliferation of designer drugs, dreamed up in laboratories.

Often, though, one has no idea that the title one knows and loves has been dreamed up by a translator.

It's either the ultimate in couch comfort or a totally bizarre idea dreamed up by a pair of designers obsessed with neuroscience.

Loop quantum gravity, as this rival is known, was dreamed up in 1986 by Abhay Ashtekar, of Pennsylvania State University.

He also dreamed up the Doomsday Machine, a device that could destroy all life on Earth, which Kubrick used in Dr. Strangelove.

I swear I know nothing about it. This story is all dreamed up by journalists.

Hamad dreamed up the idea and had his workmen toil for weeks to craft the enormous piece of sand graffiti.

Many of the cool tools consumers crave, such as iPads, smart phones and laptops, were dreamed up in the United States.

Once again, however, humans aren't the ones who dreamed up such a mentoring system.

The comments are part of a growing debate about the wisdom of nature-conquering mega-projects dreamed up during the Mao era.

First dreamed up under John Major, the last Conservative prime minister, the scheme has expanded hugely under Labour.

The politicians who dreamed up the directive talk about systemic risk, a concern for financial stability.

One headache concerns the implementation of a "fair fuel stabiliser" , a policy dreamed up by the Conservatives in 2008.

Physicists have dreamed up many ways to extend the standard model that would modify the properties of the Higgs.

Surrealist architect Edward James dreamed up Las Pozas as a real-life Garden of Eden.

Now we hear about sovereign democracy [a phrase dreamed up by Kremlin ideologists to describe Russia's current political system].

The trip was dreamed up by Ms Bachelet's political advisers. It prompted Alejandro Foxley, the foreign minister, to resign this month.

Let us not forget those goals are not abstract targets dreamed up by international bureaucrats.

But the movie, "Empires of the Deep, " is not another fantasy dreamed up by Hollywood.

The former Soviet republic's late dictator Saparmurat Niyazov dreamed up the Golden Lake project before his sudden death in 2006.

A "consultative government" system, dreamed up by Britain, continues to award undue influence to those tycoons.

Imagine the two of us dreamed up our own custom variation of WS-*; let's call it WS-Silo.

Scientists have dreamed up various ways to tinker with insects' DNA to fight disease.

Some show cars are pure whimsy, confections dreamed up by young designers at play.

They dreamed up Tsarist plots and proceeded, with great violence, to pry open Tibet in part because of those delusions .

The Apple iPod may be made in China, but it was dreamed up in America, and that's where most of the profits go.

So, welcome to the new, new social, a network of people dreamed up by a team of engineers.

The trip was dreamed up by Ms Bachelet's political advisers.