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Archives are collections of papers, documents, and photographs (often unpublished or one-of-a-kind), and sometimes other materials that are preserved for historical reasons.

Like many residents from that era and earlier, he recalls the period when architects routinely built summer houses that were one-of-a-kind and inexpensive, if sometimes impractical and flimsy.

So on a lonely Wednesday afternoon, while wandering through the shelves the librarian comes up to me – a kind and friendly lady who'd sometimes let me off when I returned a book late – and asks me what I'm looking for.

Sometimes we are thoughtful and other times thoughtless; sometimes we are kind and sometimes cruel.

My lawyer was kind and sometimes playful in her conversation but billed hourly and with precision.

The missions were long and boring -- except for when we thought we detected a Soviet "Bear," the flying kind -- and sometimes a little hazardous.

The resulting formalism is dual in the sense that it also allows understanding any hole as a kind of (sometimes rigid) closed string loop.

The book presents two parallel realities, one taking place in Glasgow, and the other in a surreal version of the city, presented as a kind of hell — and sometimes simply referred to as hell — called Unthank.

The book presents two parallel realities, one taking place in Glasgow, and the other in a surreal version of the city, presented as a kind of hell and sometimes simply referred to as hell called Unthank.

The first time is a kind of torture, sometimes.

The Security Council of the United Nations exercises authority in a variety of ways: sometimes acting as a kind of legislative body and sometimes acting as a kind of executive body.