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He hopes to continue that sort of assistance, perhaps informally and perhaps by founding his own organization.

Judges do not often do this sort of thing, perhaps thinking it somehow undignified.

Given the trend for this sort of thing, perhaps we should call it the MediaGuardian 100 2.0.

It may have been a tomb for Achaemenian royalty or some sort of altar, perhaps to the goddess Anahiti.

With that sort of backing, perhaps soon the names Ayrton Senna and Graham Hill will pale in comparison to UmmaGawd and Spaztik.

The Economist would prefer this looser sort of Europe, perhaps comprising overlapping inner clubs of those who wish to integrate more tightly.

Or if not, the prime minister will look to Ms Merkel to help provide some sort of consolation, perhaps a face-saving statement of support for EU reform.

But they have never gained the same sort of immunity, perhaps because Japan is a more rigid society.The Mafia remains a sore in Italy (see article).

Yet they typically plunge on this sort of news, perhaps because the change in dividend policy signals trouble at the company.

I put to her the possibility that the devotion of her fans functions as a sort of cocoon, perhaps blinkering her from her own actions.

They may not have quite enough, though, to make forming some sort of government, perhaps in coalition, an impossible prospect for Gordon Brown.