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This gives some sort of weight to their literature.

Well, here in "Alone Together," Teddy Getty Gaston, the fifth, final and longest-lasting wife of the billionaire J. Paul Getty, gives some sort of answer.

This seems strange for a man who, 20 years ago, called literature "pure aesthetics, like pictures or pottery" and reading "a curious process which tickles the nerve endings and gives some sort of pleasure".

"There's just so many resources out there now that it makes you feel like you're less alone and gives some sort of sense of, 'Okay, this is who I am and this is what I'm going through,' as opposed to being, 'What the f**k is wrong with me?' That was what I grew up with".

The encroaching shadow of the first world war gives some sort of context, though historical irony was a trick more subtly applied in Gravity's Rainbow, and the narrative does not so much conclude as simply exhaust itself, with the airship crew "flying toward grace".

"If females prefer men with low voices, that suggests the pitch of the voice gives some sort of indication of the underlying quality of the men," said Dr Alan McElligott of Queen Mary, University of London, "but the exact link between quality of the men and pitch of the voice is not known".

They were given some sort of fluid.

He was given some sort of treatment and promptly released.

You will typically be given some sort of interview before being given an offer.

Maybe we could give some sort of award to the worst.

They beg them to ask the authorities to give some sort of explanation.