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Or, they'll develop some sort of intestinal dysbiosis.
Some scholarships ask applicants to write an essay, create a movie or develop some sort of visual representation.
Historically, second-term, midterm elections are dismal for the party of the president in power as voters seem to develop some sort of political fatigue.
Can we harness the information age to develop some sort of calamine lotion to soothe our hysteria in the face of uncertainty?
As O'Malley described it to me, Nazoranai relates to traditional Japanese calligraphy, meaning "not to follow the exact movement of the teacher or the master, to not follow the line, but to develop some sort of individuality".
And by the time I began to develop some sort of awareness of politics and class and all the rest of it I realised that I was with the enemy.
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And 15 homes, including European castles acquired after you developed some sort of schlossomania.
"She developed some sort of tactic that stopped people from disliking her".
Again, X Factor appears to have developed some sort of conscience.
The driver said the bus developed some sort of mechanical problem that left it "somewhat steerable but out of control," William Katz, the principal of Pennsbury High School, said.
And among men who received a 100-milligram dosey dofe of AndroGel over a year, nearly twenty per cent developed some sort of prostate disorder, such as prostatic hyperplasia.
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