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Some run youth bands, about 40 of which take part in their own annual championships.

There may be more choices at day camps, many of which take reservations later.

Her collection consists of song-like poems, many of which take music as their theme.

Government officials rarely learn of these riots, most of which take place in compounds watched over by private guards.

Who should represent a disparate collection of websites, all of which take pride in their lack of leaders?

We also round-up the best walks in Pembrokeshire, many of which take in stunning beaches and clifftops.

Every other passing bus seems to promote a new movie, many of which take the underworld as their theme.

There are innumerable set pieces, most of which take an awfully long time to deliver an awfully weak gag.

Alford soon abandons the hunt and settles for anecdotes, personal surveys, interviews and thought experiments, many of which take him pretty far afield.

US officials said an invitation has been extended to Iran to take part in the talks, the next round of which take place in Vienna and Thursday.

Partly because of a rise in the number of claims by workers with less obvious signs of asbestos-related illnesses, many of which take years to develop.