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Shorter surveys have sometimes reached response rates of 50percentt.

But "the damage to come may be worse than we've seen," said Dr. Cohen, who added that ballast water is a potential source of microscopic invaders like infectious or antibiotic-resistant bacteria that have sometimes reached North American waters.

Roach and his star agreed that both political parties have sometimes reached for candidates of more charisma than substance.

Official veneration of the monarchy has sometimes reached ridiculous proportions.

First, rents, which had sometimes reached 70 percent of the product, were reduced to 37.5 percent.

This Court has sometimes reached the merits in Establishment Clause cases involving tax benefits as opposed to governmental expenditures.

A marketing effort to get free razors in the hands of young men for their 18th birthdays has sometimes reached the wrong target.

The issue of "nationalism," variously defined, has run through much of the debate at the constitutional commission and has sometimes reached forms that testify to the sensitivity of the question of Filipino sovereignty.

Lenders have sometimes had trouble reaching potential clients, and it is also much harder to keep tabs on a borrower in New York City than in a rural village.

Meanwhile, Internet companies like YouTube have sometimes struggled to reach agreements to show music videos in Europe.

"We have seen in the past that the various efforts made to reach agreement have sometimes had to be done on an incremental basis".