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Yukos shares still soared on Thursday and Friday, suggesting that investors believe some sort of deal will be struck, possibly one in which the Russian government receives a stake in the company in exchange for settling the tax case.

Market analysts believe some sort of deal may be forthcoming, with Syriza proposing a six-month pause on the bailout programme.

But I've come to believe some sort of strange symbiosis exists between the language of Tolstoy and the language of Shakespeare.

Many experts believe some sort of indefinite sentience for individual human beings, whether via age reversal or by mind uploading into computers, will be achieved around 2045.

However, we believe some sort of outcrossing design is critical when measuring a life history trait such as post-treatment fecundity.

The House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, said on Tuesday that she had spoken with President Bush by phone on Monday about the need to help the auto industry and that she believed some sort of rescue would be provided, either legislatively or by the Bush administration.

We can only assume that the US believes some sort of crime is being committed.

It's not that hard to imagine a system in which, if the government believes some sort of public statement is necessary, it announces the charges that have been filed and notes that the case will proceed toward a determination.

One or two members even believe that some sort of cover-up is involved because two intelligence agents were killed in the crash.

Demand reflected by the bid/cover ratio suggests that despite the uncertain outlook, investors believe that some sort of a coalition will be cobbled together in coming weeks.

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: I believe that some sort of recognition of the injustice of the expulsion of so many Palestinians from Israel proper is a core demand, but not a literal insistence that more than a symbolic number would actually "return".