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They are mostly of leather, but a few are papyrus.

But Detroit's problems are mostly of its own making.

The country's abundant hot springs are mostly of volcanic origin.

Parents are mostly of modest means, but desperate.

"Our 30,000 inhabitants are mostly of foreign origin with 45% from Asia," he said.

"Cameras in the cellphones used in Europe so far are mostly of poor quality," he said.

Her series of colossal head shots suggesting film advertisements are mostly of her own face.

Yet its beautiful architecture kits are mostly of modern buildings – from the Empire State to Fallingwater.

The problems facing the Red Sox, on the other hand, are mostly of their own making.

But France's doubts about its (since 1973) EU partner are mostly of more recent vintage.

They are mostly of all wool, but some tribes use cotton in the wefts.