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And yet the story occupies a sort of historical limbo.

In contrast, The Honourable Woman occupies a sort of narrative international airspace, bordered by London, Washington and Jerusalem.

David Endt, who as manager of the first team is in charge of travel and logistics, occupies a sort of unofficial role as the club's conscience and historian.

Following bouts of food poisoning attributed to eating dog meat – whose legal status occupies a sort of no man's territory - the local authority in Seoul has had enough of fudging the legal issues and says it will attempt to bring dogs bred for meat at last under the banner of "livestock".

Good examples seem to occupy a sort of middle ground between ambition and indifference, an unusual place to find an American wine.

Inside the door, the guy who owned the vagon — its khozyain, as he repeatedly instructed me to call him — occupied a sort of stateroom.

In a time when a natural philosophy based on instinct and authority was falling to a science based on observation and experimentation, Kircher occupied a sort of middle ground.

Parents should "ration" a child's consumption of "corrosive" videogames, father of three Nick Clegg observed on LBC in September, adding that players "occupy a sort of hermetically sealed world really of their own, and that can have a very detrimental effect".

But my thinking is that Labs occupied a sort of awkward position, internal projects too buggy or specific to be implemented, but not big enough to be features highlighted in a blog post or in-app update.

Unfortunately, ROMs still occupy a sort of legal grey area: you can only have ROMs of games you own, but few people really know how to create a ROM, so you end up downloading some.

Beyond that, he occupied a sort of "weird folk demon" category in my head, hovering somewhere between Amigo the Devil, Jandek, and Merle Haggard.