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So, when Telegram started the same kind of hopping, RKN, in effect, knew just what to do to turn the screws.

Do you think this film will start the same kind of discussion in China?

Ms. Heller was surprised; she had been thinking of starting the same kind of business: one offering yoga classes specifically for women going through fertility treatments.

"Will Senator Schneiderman be consistent and show us what a true hero he thinks he is by starting the same kind of Senate action he organized to kick Hiram Monserrate out for his one misdemeanor?" A spokesman for Mr. Schneiderman said he "will look into any cases meriting attention".

SARS worries have prompted many Taiwanese companies to start following the same kind of precautions that businesses in Hong Kong and Singapore have adopted.

When Winston Churchill became prime minister of Great Britain in 1940, he told the House of Commons, "I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat". The leaders of today's organizations must start with the same kind of honest assessment of the organization's situation, the possible outcomes of any action the organization may take, and what each outcome will mean.

Fat chance, though Mr. Lonergan allows Mark to sustain this illusion even after we have seen it deflate (in a wonderful, almost throwaway moment in which Mark and Angela start having the same kind of petty detail-driven conversation he routinely has with his wife).

"You can put them down anywhere and soon they start doing the same kind of occupation.

Boys get much more meaningful and diverse compliments, and it's time we start putting the same kind of thought into complimenting girls as well.

Start with any pure food, and you get the same kind of ramifications.

"We took over large sets of electronic medical records from our different research partner clinics and we started to use the same kind of analytics that Google uses for what shoe you want to buy to determine why someone is responding to treatments when someone else was not," Beim says.