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Iran is vulnerable to earthquakes, some of which have taken tens of thousands of lives.

Mr. Fischer also criticized government ownership of banks, some of which have taken over companies unable to pay their debts.

"There's been a sharp rise in the number of death sentences and executions since Sisi came to power, some of which have taken place after grossly unfair trials.

But principals say the abundance of freshmen has been compounded by the phasing out of several large failing high schools and the creation of new small ones, some of which have taken root inside the very same crowded schools.

The discussions, some of which have taken place in Kabul, are unfolding between the inner circle of President Hamid Karzai and members of the Quetta shura, the leadership group that oversees the Taliban war effort inside Afghanistan.

The past few months have also thrown up doubts about money-market funds, some of which have taken a bit too much risk in the search for higher yields.

There, they surveyed a parade of uniformed troops from African armies, some of which had taken part in large-scale abuses over the previous decade.

In 2007, Arab tribes, some of which had allied with the government and some of which had taken up arms to fight the rebels, also began to fight one another.

Still, he was over seventy years old when he gave them, and he was responding extemporaneously about events some of which had taken place forty or more years earlier.

As with most anything in life worth having, the journey was not without its own set of obstacles, some of which had taken root far before my actual college experience was to begin.

I've seen physical violence, trauma and bullying – much of which has taken place at the hands of gangs.