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The co-ordinating work may have been sometimes dull, but it was absolutely necessary.

For as long as most people can remember, relations among the various subgroups have been sometimes cantankerous but largely cordial and supportive.

Other prominent spectral features in the infrared range have been sometimes, but not conclusively, attributed to graphite grains and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.

I think about what could have been sometimes, and I mark the dates of the procedures quietly and privately each year.

"I have been sometimes in the right place at the right time in the second half of the 20th century," she says.

"She arrived there just before 9/11 and government responses around the world since then have been sometimes necessarily, but mostly unnecessarily, antagonistic to individual freedom.

Nixon has up to now been a politician whose convictions have been charactirized by their lack of firmness and whose commitments to policy have been- sometimes notoriously so- the opposite of irrevocable.

Nixon has up to now been a politician whose convictions have been charactirized by their lack of firmness and whose commitments to policy have been- sometimes notoriously so- the opposite of irrevocable... View Article By Miranda Carter By Jia Tolentino By Amos Barshad By Emily Nussbaum.

"But the knowledge that older people have is sometimes treated as if it has no value.

Progress has been sometimes slow and incomplete but nevertheless significant.

Even in Ikaria, the truth has been sometimes difficult to nail down.