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There's also the question of American natural gas, currently something of a congressional obsession.

There's currently something of a fashion in British publishing for collective biographies of upper-class women.

His monastery was built in 1322, and is currently something of a tourist attraction.

Exactly who ruled him in is currently something of a mystery.

"Given the state of the Greek economy and the importance of inbound tourism," said John Strickland, director of JLS Consulting in London, "competition between two home carriers is currently something of a luxury".

Not to diminish the purists' complaints, we point to another, more basic source of disgruntlement: the drifting of Britain's literary heritage to the United States, for which Waugh is currently something of a poster boy.

Currently something of an unexpected festival favourite, he'll be tracing his influences throughout an all-night, midsummer set in the basement of Soup Kitchen, courtesy of Zutekh.

Once regarded as an example of enlightened African leadership, Uganda's president, Yoweri Museveni, is currently something of an international pariah.

Currently something of the world's piñata for his lifestyle and the renunciation of his American citizenship, Mr. Saverin tried to joke about his persona.

Home brewing is currently undergoing something of a renaissance.

Currently undergoing something of a soft launch, Amazing Radio's big idea is to become an entirely listener-generated music station.