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This suggests some sort of reorientation towards the rebels in the field, perhaps as a response to Gaddafi's surprising resilience.

On the other hand, the scale and co-ordination of the two sets of bombings suggests some sort of involvement by a larger, outside group.

The design itself – a challenging two-piece – also suggests some sort of "independence" she says, or indicates some sort of relationship split later down the line.

That behavior suggests "some sort of tacit agreement between the provider and the patient to not bill for some of those out-of-pocket expenses," he said.

Over time, trauma has also acquired a sort of social weight, a value that suggests some sort of reparation is required.

"The Art of Concealment," at the Jermyn Street Theatre through Saturday, is as prosaic as one might expect from its name, which taken together with its subtitle, "The Life of Terence Rattigan," suggests some sort of particularly earnest undergraduate thesis.

Nor am I suggesting some sort of boot camp.

I would suggest some sort of campaign of civil disobedience.

But new developments suggest some sort of attention-seeking arms race is developing.

All the images suggested some sort of extreme position, but some suggested a kind of liberty, an abandon.

The two colors are clearly related, and their volume and duration would suggest some sort of collaboration.