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Now, because many Tea Partiers have a fierce pride in their grassroots nature, this has left somewhat of a leadership vacuum at the top of the movement.

While some manufacturers have made some very good affordable models – Motorola's excellent Moto G, for £135, is a standout – others have left somewhat to be desired with restricted features and a frustrating experience.

But as countries have stepped forward, their responses have left somewhat murky just what that coalition might look like, something that the Bush administration itself has acknowledged in recent days as it seemed to scale back its vision of just what an antiterror grouping might be.

This has left premiers somewhat dazed and confused.

"It has left us somewhat devastated," said John Daher, the township's supervisor.

I think the pace of change has been so rapid in China in these last two decades that many of the young are in a spin which has left them somewhat confused.

President Obama's announcement that he would seek Congressional approval for American military strikes, paired with the British Parliament's vote against taking part, has left France somewhat isolated on the issue internationally.

Clark also said the island's "proper England" culture has left it somewhat stuck in the past.

And the relative success of the Irish provinces in the Heineken Cup (Leinster, Munster and Ulster have won it six times between them, no Welsh side has managed to) has added to the feeling in Wales that all this reorganising has left them somewhat bereft.

This has left me feeling somewhat peculiar.

This has left her feeling somewhat isolated as a film-maker, but she has found kindred spirits.