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For pessimists, it is that politicians are a weak bunch – and indeed, sometimes we are.

The arguments were hardly subtle and indeed sometimes boiled down to the level of whose flagpole is bigger.

Many people also have to live with the fear that the cancer might return and, indeed, sometimes it does.

Definitely pretentious, and indeed sometimes boring, the 68-minute "Fear and Desire" is still a revealing and in some ways impressive effort.

Although they revived Song professional court styles, they never organized their painters into a central teaching academy and indeed sometimes dealt quite harshly with them.

The effect, and indeed sometimes the trauma, of taking over the reins of power is nonetheless politically chastening for left parties.

But cancer fear may also promote avoidance of the fear stimulus, and has indeed sometimes been mentioned as a barrier to screening [ 45] and shown to impede cancer screening uptake [ 39, 42].

Nor is there some general deficit of agency: other movements are experienced as intended and voluntary (indeed, sometimes the non-affected hand is employed to physically control the anarchic movements of the affected hand).

And it was indeed sometimes an illusion: Poor workmanship and materials became an increasing problem with thin veneers.

What we faced at the tasting was a diversity of styles and colors that indeed sometimes had little in common beyond high acidity.

There's no way to know how much of that financial-sector profit comes from the spread between short-term and long-term rates; indeed, sometimes the companies themselves seem not to know how much of a rate bet is built into their bottom lines.