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Enstatite is yellowish or greenish brown and sometimes has a submetallic bronzelike lustre.

At its best it can be highly satisfying, but it's inconsistent and sometimes has a slightly tired feeling.

It seats forty, received a good review in the Times, in 2013, and sometimes has a line waiting in front.

Jonah, do you see any analog to some of the content that BuzzFeed is famous for, which can also be distracting, and sometimes has a voyeuristic quality?

But the Taiwan market slumbers fitfully and sometimes has a surprisingly volatile influence on emerging market indexes far out of proportion to its population.

Pierrepoint was originally conceived as a TV drama by its producers, Granada, and sometimes has a made-for-television look, but it has a real and horrible story to tell, with excellent performances by Spall and Stevenson, who deserve a Bafta apiece.

I was also shy and sometimes had a hard time socializing.

The sori vary from round to linear and sometimes have a kidney-shaped, membranous protective flap of tissue (indusium).

Jerusalem artichokes often look like ginger, and sometimes have a pink blush, depending on variety and growing conditions.

Our groups are looked after by the ministry of tourism, who provide security, and sometimes have a police escort.

"As a new member, you just sat there and absorbed it as they would rib each other and sometimes have a heated debate about a subject," he says.