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But TS Eliot, in an interview, refuses to lay down the law: "I don't think good poetry can be produced in a kind of political attempt to overthrow some existing form," he says.

Salter, who is now seventy, described how his book--which he recalls in the introduction to the new edition as having been produced in a kind of fever or trance--had recently affected a young couple.

Danny's death, and the other violence that marked my early childhood, produced in me a kind of survivor's guilt.

Finally, equations are given, making it possible to calculate the quality of polymer produced in any kind of reactor and for different states of segregation.

From very early times glass has been used for various kinds of vessels, and in all countries where the industry has been developed glass has been produced in a great variety of forms and kinds of decoration, much of it of great beauty.

"My Life in France" was produced by a kind of alchemy.

Living for centuries in this artificial way has produced "a kind of psychic pain at the very root of the modern mind".

He seemed to have some imprecation caught in his throat and which produced a kind of angry hiccup as he glared up at Blondy.

Such consolidations have produced a kind of blockbuster mentality in which manufacturers vie for a few hot products.

The book's straightforward tone sometimes seems almost like therapy, but Leigh poses trenchant questions about the competing demands of motherhood and artistic careers and the way that our faith in technology and consumerism produces a kind of blithe certainty in would-be parents.

So the show's writers returned to a story whose conclusion viewers had seen, at least in a sense, producing a kind of parallel prequel.