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But the relative celebrity quotient could not save the collection from a kind of louche sloppiness.

"I'm suffering from a kind of overload.

"I'm suffering from a kind of post-partum depression".

"It came from a kind of humor," Mr. Weeks said.

It also suffers from a kind of developmental disease.

Yet the play, too, suffers from a kind of neglect.

He comes from a kind of French, Pétainist right.

"We come from a kind of Jesuitical school of accounting".

They are literary works benefiting from a kind of branding.

However, standard deviations of nonparametric data derived from a kind of the discrete categorical variables usually generate a statistical error type I [ 2].

"Presidents tend to try to rewrite history from a kind of Olympian posture," he said.