Some of this is of a demographic kind: even in Europe, the religious breed more.
Most New Yorkers, particularly in the outer boroughs, must do without taxi service of any kind even in emergencies.
The industry minister, Sikander Bakht, has refused to curb foreign investment of any kind, even in fast-food outlets, which hardline nationalists regard as a threat to Indian culture (McDonald's and other American chains have come in for most criticism).
Apple is one-of-a-kind even in the country that spawned it – you might as well ask why Germany or Japan or even Cleveland lacks a company like Apple.
The mind rests, and life becomes kinder, and then totally kind, even in the midst of apparent turmoil.
If the properties that are needed to be certain kind of thing are high-level properties, anything sharing those properties will be a thing of that kind, even if it differs in its lower level properties.
When it comes to privacy, Ms. Lengsfeld, 61, a writer and member of the Christian Democrats, knows exactly where she stands: "I have the greatest concern about secret services of any kind, even those in a democracy".
However, at the same time, yields could be affected by the accumulated farm debt and the financial constraints in virtually all countries, which are likely to make access to credit and inputs-in-kind even more difficult than in past years.
You could hear the awe in his voice: he told me he had never reported anything of the kind, not even in Iraq, that this was the culmination of something he had been sensing all through his career.
I have never seen anything of its kind, not even in Israel or the United States.
