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In foreign policy, he looks like relying on fellow conservatives like himself, but ones with a practical streak notably Taro Aso, who stays on as foreign minister.In this section Who leads Latin America?

"But ones with questions?

Not just any throw pillows but ones with folksy political slogans like "Hockey Moms for McCain Palin".

But ones with ingredients like mushrooms or onions, which "weep" over time, or looser mixtures like yolkless souffles, may not rise as well.

With a population of 28m, the Saudi kingdom not only boasts a lot of consumers, but ones with money to spare, good internet connectivity and not much else to do.

Melaku-Bello said he has been demonstrating outside the White House for 34 years and evacuations of the public can take place 10 times a week, but ones with "this immediacy" only happen about 15 times a year.

In the 1960s, Dr. Rimoin was among the first to suggest that diabetes was not one disease but one with different forms, probably caused by multiple genes.

"He is a polarizing figure but one with the finger on the pulse of public opinion".

But one with a dirty bandage on his right leg lagged behind.

For Keller, objectivity is a strictly linguistic property, but one with no apparent bearing on context.

About 30 people are on the list -- all but one with the same last name.