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But dissent has calcified into sometimes embarrassing inaction.

But safety experts say the influx of electronics is turning cars into sometimes chaotic — and distracting — moving family rooms.

Yet he somehow managed to channel all the contempt and cynicism into sometimes breathtakingly high-quality entertainment.

The pressure has thrust drug and diagnostics companies into sometimes awkward partnerships aimed at developing such tests, which are called companion diagnostics.

Klezmer and Balkan elements are integrated into sometimes epic and sometimes intimate songs, and new vocalist Bridgette Amofah brings a natural gravitas to proceedings.

As they approach office, they are forced into sometimes grubby compromises with the forces of the establishment they purport to despise.

But even as his organization splinters into sometimes-unwieldy regional franchises, and global events unfold not as he would like, Mr. Zawahri still bears authority in a movement to which he has been committed for more than three decades.

Many refugees are running out of savings, slipping into poverty, sometimes into crime and prostitution.The count will be difficult.

A mixture of threat and opportunity has the big four using their cash and acumen to strike out into other areas sometimes into uninhabited lands, sometimes into places where some other firm is used to ruling the roost.

Villages are divided into wards and sometimes into physically distinct hamlets occupied by separate patrilineages.

So it's no surprise that hikers take them into the woods, sometimes into the wilderness, sometimes for insurance, sometimes just to chat.