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With Vetiver, whose "Errant Charm" (Sub Pop) dispels any notion of its lingering "freak folk" categorization with keening, acoustic sincerity.

The subject of their angst: whether the euro zone will ever get out of its lingering troubles in one piece.

But Mr. Richardson does give a strong sense of Ramparts' impact on its era, and of its lingering influence.

ILLINOIS 83, OHIO STATE 68: Frank Williams scored 21 points as host Illinois broke out of its lingering shooting slump.

Her election may be a sign that Latvia is at last ready to shed some of its lingering old Soviet habits.

Augsburg, meanwhile, got a harrowing reminder of its lingering gaps in meeting the needs of Muslim students when one was shot and killed near campus in 2008.

By tapping the reserve, the administration was able to deliver on its lingering promise of cheaper oil, at least in the short run.

The film delivers a powerful commentary of the brutal manifestation of racism and its lingering effect on a community, but it focuses its sympathetic eye on a contemporary white female protagonist, played by Virginia Madsen.

The house I grew up in had been empty for years before my parents bought it, but its state of decay and its lingering aroma were mostly owed, apparently, to the lifestyle of the previous occupant.

Five interpreters helped him document their memories of encounters with the violence of war and its lingering effects on their lives.

Merkin's book is about the stain of family trauma, its lingering impact and how difficult, impossible really, it is to escape from that – both for her parents and for herself.