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But the young perhaps come to their own accommodation with obscenity.

To talk with each other, and perhaps come to some kind of compromise.

The traditional "womb-to-tomb" biography has perhaps come to seem rather high-handed and old-fashioned.

In recent years, the culture has perhaps come to regard the idea more playfully — mostly as fodder for gags.

The moment has perhaps come to revisit those laws, in light of recent and previously unthinkable developments in American government.

While many people shy away from revisiting their personal traumas, Mr. Lustig — in his feature films and in my short documentary — has enabled us all to reflect upon them and, perhaps, come to terms with them.

William Christie, surprisingly perhaps, came to Bach's Mass in B Minor comparatively late.

The first people perhaps came to hunt only for the summer, but gradually more and more of them stayed over the winter.

While lawyers for the two men convicted of second-degree murder say they will appeal, prosecution of the 33-year-old crime is, perhaps, coming to a close.

In Russia, you know, the oil price being down where it is today means that the bonanza of the last few years, the boom times, are perhaps coming to an end.

Aimed at today's Germans, who would like, perhaps, to come to a final reckoning with the war period, "Generation War" is an appeal for forgiveness.