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Failure brought a type of liberation to Wales.
A team of researchers from Johns Hopkins University, the University of Washington in Seattle and the International Rescue Committee brought a type of treatment called cognitive processing therapy to Congo.
Folk, whom George Bernard Shaw once said, "fight with a rope round [their] neck" and are therefore outside the circumstances of normal life and have already entered another realm in which the supreme decision, to live or die, has brought a type of decisiveness to their lives.
"What I wanted to do was bring a type of fraternal organization to promote a level of unity, to create a brotherhood of sorts where I could counsel them, mentor them," Mr. O'Neil said.
What is wrong with you people?) will say I can't possibly know that they are the best breed of dog because I have nothing to compare them to, but I've known skittish, yappy, excitable, bouncy dogs with short attention spans and know that the solid presence of a slightly-overweight lab brings a type of faithful calm that says: I'm here.
National Socialism was able to briefly bring a type of unity to the German people by focusing their attention beyond the internal problems to an external cause.
By playing their own instruments and writing their own songs, 5SOS are bringing a type of rock that has been missed in mainstream music for years.
Scientists have speculated that such arm-to-arm passage may have created a hybrid of smallpox and cowpox, or perhaps even brought in a type of horsepox that no longer exists in nature.
He then brought up a type of mustard he can't find anywhere before moving on to fermented horse milk, which is apparently all the rage in Mongolia.
Many of these students, being New Yorkers, bring a Type A zeal to the pursuit of stress relief, and do yoga as often as four times a week.
The conviction of the mother and son, Sante and Kenneth Kimes, was a triumph for Manhattan prosecutors who brought a rare type of murder case: one in which the body was never found, and one built entirely on circumstantial evidence.
