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Bryan Ferry and Joe Cocker have albums due, and there are a couple of admittedly intriguing collaborations, Metallic Spheres promising a prog-tastic hook-up between The Orb and Pink Floyd's David Gilmour, while The Union finds Elton John working with his hero, piano legend Leon Russell.

Today's voting began with possibilities that were admittedly remote but intriguing nevertheless.

The odd man out is chocolate, which admittedly has an intriguing technological back-story, but it's there essentially because Miodownik is a chocoholic.

Listening to him stand in front of the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra -- which admittedly plays some intriguing arrangements that could make the classical neophyte consider the power of orchestral music -- I can't get rid of the thought that Sting has become the William Shatner of music.

Admittedly, she intrigued me.

Admittedly, there are some intriguing backstage nuggets on offer, including correspondence from the likes of Martin Luther King and an annotated script from The Godfather.

Many subplots and ideas are tossed in and then thrown right back out all over the course of the proceedings, most of them offensive, intriguing and admittedly entertaining.

Absolutely not at all? Let's face it, it appears to be a stunningly unimpressive trade and perhaps you're wondering if the Dodgers' brain trust, which has admittedly put together an intriguing, well-balanced lineup, hasn't finally outsmarted itself.

An admittedly speculative but highly intriguing hypothesis suggests that natural antisense transcripts may quality control the transcriptional output after an episode of retrotransposition.

Which, admittedly, have at times been somewhat intriguing.

Whatever the circumstances, it is the rich nature of interactions among users/terminals that makes the study more intriguing from both the theoretical and practical point of view, and admittedly more demanding.