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The feeling of being turned off by Mr. Paladino was expressed in dozens of interviews here in recent days.

In the end, in Colonel Ware's view, expressed in dozens of pages of analysis and opinion in his reports on all three cases, the Haditha prosecutors failed to amass enough evidence to win a conviction.

Even a simple concept like "yes" might be expressed in dozens of different ways — including "yes," "ya," "yup," "yeah," "yeayuh," "yeppers," "yessirree," "aye, aye," "mmmhmm," "uh-huh," "sure," "totally," "certainly," "indeed," "affirmative," "fine," "definitely," "you bet," "you betcha," "no problemo," and "okeydoke" — and what's the rule in that?

Both showings were typical of the mid- to low-40s percentage points in support expressed in dozens of surveys Forum has conducted since Ford took office in 2010, the Toronto Star reported.

Homologs of the coupled G alpha protein are expressed in a dozen different fungi, suggesting the pathway is broadly conserved.

In dozens of sessions, speakers expressed hope that certain attributes associated in numerous studies with female leadership will be in greater demand in future, giving women more say in everything from business to peacekeeping.

In dozens of interviews, she has always expressed gratitude for the plan without criticizing the N.F.L., complementing Perfetto's more pointed activism.

In dozens of conversations and in postings on the Internet in recent weeks, prostitutes have expressed concern that if The Erotic Review goes offline it could hurt business.

Violence erupted in dozens of countries.

Mustard now comes in dozens of varieties.

"It is in dozens of countries.