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Analysts expect some rendition of PrimeSense's technology to appear in future iPhones.

Many stories ended with some rendition of, "It's my time and if I don't take it now, I never will".

Many stories ended with some rendition of, "It's my time and if I don't take it now, I never will". No matter whether they had spent years gearing up for divorce or decided on the spur of the moment after one minor disagreement too many, few had regrets.

This image leaked by Engadget possibly shows some rendition of the Google Phone.

Our conversations, such as they were, still opened with some rendition of "Thank God you're alive!" My job, as always, was to convince her that no worry was required.

The performance, while immaculate, felt more spontaneous than some renditions of this quintet, with a slightly rhapsodic lilt.

As far as bride-to-be Laura Thomson was concerned, Heathrow Terminal 5 could easily be considered some new rendition of hell.

The hypotheticals are memorable because they are truly hypotheticals: narrative scenarios that could unfold in some bizarre rendition of alternate reality.

I wanted to be Joey Lauren Adams, singing some throaty rendition of a song I wrote about passion and pain, I wanted to jump off the stage and run to that hot blonde in the tight white shirt, grab her face and kiss her while Ben Affleck looks on shocked, realizing just how unattainable I am, just how gay I am.

"If we look at a cartoon face or some other stylized rendition of a person's face, our brains don't have a problem accepting that.

Professor Rob Nixon wrote in Slow Violence and the Environmentalism of the Poor: Children, moreover, who had no access to electricity to read or learn by also had no experience of night, as they lived 24/7 beneath the blazing false sun of interminable flares, as if in some seasonless equatorial rendition of an Arctic summer.