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So by a Republican definition, our beliefs are more those of the "liberal elite".

Fran?s Hollande's sins are more those of omission than commission.

IN divorced families, whose needs count for more: those of parents or those of children?

It is said of Lord Mandelson that his exceptional skills are more those of a courtier than a politician.

By 2020, half of China's population will be living in urban areas, and domestic water and sewage needs will be double or more those of 2000.

A white gate marked with Chinese characters hung above the tombs; a neighboring isle had two more, those of the Lover's parents, who refused to let him marry Duras.

The hands were more like those of extinct apes.

Somebody order more of those of time-warp taxis!

This makes their movements more like those of living animals.

I wonder who will suffer more - those of us witnessing the loss of great architecture now or those generations behind us who will never be able to experience it," he commented.

"I wonder who will suffer more - those of us witnessing the loss of great architecture now or those generations behind us who will never be able to experience it".