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And wine, especially expensive wine, is popular in China, sometimes more for bragging rights than taste.

I have worn them roughly once a week, sometimes more, for the last 12 years.

Most are lured by tax-free salaries of about $80,000 and sometimes more for overtime and unusually hazardous duty.

We all have favorite Thanksgiving side dishes that we look forward to each year, sometimes more for nostalgic reasons than because they are culinary gems.

Mauer, as spectacularly as he has played for the Minnesota Twins, misses 20 games a year — and sometimes more — for physical reasons, and some consider Harper's bat too valuable to sit.

Today, parking in dense districts costs from $3 to $5 per hour, though it is sometimes more for short durations because of the way lots are run.

This "double coming out" is why National Coming Out Day is sometimes more complicated for bisexuals than for other members of the LGBT community.

Although consultations and treatment were free for under-fives as part of government policy, money was needed for transport, and also sometimes more directly for the treatment itself.

"The media tent afterward is sometimes more scary for these women than a 20-foot putt for birdie," he added.

However, open bypass is sometimes more suitable for patients who are "superobese".

The function is held anywhere from once a quarter to every six months (sometimes more frequently for larger accounts).