Please don't forget the Romany peoples, who continue to face huge prejudice and misunderstanding, sometimes with the same vocabulary that the Nazis used about Gypsies and Jews.
Messages were created, sometimes with a single chemical substance, sometimes with the same substance at different concentrations, and on occasion with two or more in combination.
Ms. Salt had done some of the same, studying meditation and Hindu traditions off and on for 10 years, sometimes with the same Siddha Yoga guru featured in Ms. Gilbert's book.
Hence, those involved in these fields of activity must develop partnerships instead of working as separate units, sometimes within the same institution, with a high risk of spending resources on similar activities or even of leading to maladaptation and competition.
Different stages of this aggregation could be seen sometimes within the same specimens, with some sections appearing more granular, presumably indicating an earlier stage of aggregation (Fig. 3G and H), while others appearing as filaments or mattresses, into which the individual round particles had presumably fused (Fig. 3C and D).
But my friends with autistic children all have had similar experiences (sometimes even with the same men — we compare notes).
They much resemble one another, offering virtually identical plant merchandise, sometimes illustrated with the same stock photograph supplied by wholesale growers in the Netherlands.
Charles Oakley, a Toronto veteran, has a facility for summing things up with the quickness of Cliffs Notes, if, sometimes, not with the same transparency.
Sometimes ghazals with the same metre were bound together as "stanzas" to form a longer unit through the use of a linking verse.
However, people get as infuriated about texts advertising unwanted services as they do about spam, and the idea of business-related SMS messages is sometimes tarred with the same brush.
Mr. Lotstein said that no one would be more pleased to get rid of unscrupulous brokers than the large majority of honest brokers who are sometimes tarred with the same brush.
