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But there is about Hitler personally and about the Nazis in general a sort of cultism that attracts fascination.

France's chief information officer Henri Verdier and his team has been working for the past couple of years on a strategy that would make it much easier to interact with administrative services and the state in general — a sort of state as a platform strategy.

In the past, there was a general understanding, a sort of implicit clause in the rules of American politics, that major parties would at least pretend to distance themselves from irrational extremists.

Books in general are a sort of kind of magic, but this one had just enough magic in it to give me back a little bit of my strength.

But the incident was unpremeditated & the record was reasonably clear--a sort of general impression that our Senators spend some of their time watching disorderly citizens get the bum's rush.

The main happenings are centered around the town's watering place; a general store & a sort of bar-tavern, operated by an Alsacian couple.

The general effect is a sort of madness, a mania of historicism that offers a seemingly endless realm of discoveries along with the sense that life itself takes second place to them.

"We do not believe that in the euro area we need a general revival package, a sort of traditional program designed to stimulate the economy," Finance Minister Jean-Claude Juncker of Luxembourg said at a news conference after meeting with his European counterparts in Brussels.

Moreover, the mutually reinforcing actions of racial profiling by the federal government and news media offered the general public with a sort of sanctioning of Islamophobia and Sikhophobia.

He looked poised to form another majority government at the beginning of the year, only to screw it all up during a marathon election campaign that saw some of the ugliest forms of identity politics slither out of this Stephen Harper's eyes, drenching the general population in a sort of sludge.

However, there are now a few general purpose investment vehicles, a sort of theatrical mutual find, that allows an investor to have a stake in several plays for as little as $10,000.