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Weapons and armor can be combined, merging their affinities and sometimes creating a new type of blade or armor in the process.

As you might have guessed, people who keep dwarf hamsters can become extremely fond of them, and sometimes create a variety of objects to keep their pets (and themselves) amused.

"In the past, officials from the civil defence bureau praised our contribution to the city because we make otherwise empty spaces profitable". The head of the municipal civil defence bureau, Wang Yongxin, has said that over the next six months to a year, accommodation in shelters will be phased out because the residents pose a security risk and sometimes create a disturbance.

However, this technique has relatively low efficiency and sometimes creates a mutation with altered function in a non-targeted locus, with false results (George et al. 2007).

The magnitude of force will determine whether the tear is initiated on the articular or acetabular side of the joint and sometimes creates an associated capsular lesion.

Bryn Williams of GameSpy considered the graphics as a "stunning look at what the 360 hardware is capable of", but also admitted that the animation "is a little too slow and sometimes creates an unwelcome sense of cartoonishness".

Natural history notes: This bird sometimes nests in backyard trees, with the noisy and messy young sometimes creating a nuisance.

Runoff from agricultural fields and the emptying of sewage has introduced so much extra phosphorus to rivers and lakes that populations of plants and microorganisms have grown explosively, sometimes creating a solid mat that extends over the surface of the water.

While Standard Oil is the exception rather than the rule, almost every company faces certain challenges on a daily basis and sometimes creating the solution becomes a business bigger than the business itself.

Sometimes, creating a private group creates a buzz and a desire to join.

Feedback to students was considered difficult, sometimes creating a feeling of inadequacy.