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The somehow inevitable conclusion of this column.

His difficulties and awkwardnesses – the somehow boneless arms and occasional misproportions and indeterminacies – also give his paintings their personality.

The "somehow" was a well-timed invitation from Liz Lambert, the Austin hotelier behind El Cosmico, a Marfa campsite "hotel" built around restored vintage trailers.

This year, like every year, the playoffs will feature one team from the AFC South and another from the somehow even worse NFC East.

She was so good at composition, your eye roamed round the picture from the, somehow wholesome, male stripper to the ring of laughing girls.

Older than "information superhighway" is the somehow hipper image of an "electronic superhighway", for example, which is now more than 40 years old.

Or you can get upset at the somehow-more-absurd argument put forward by Eric Abetz that gays don't actually want marriage!

The somehow-still-ongoing legal saga, referred to by Kokkinos as "the LOLsuit," has dissolved friendships and rendered Kokkinos unemployed and debt-ridden, despite winning victories in court.

As of 2011, the somehow-still-anonymous British street art legend Banksy remains heavily discussed and overanalyzed, likely against the artist's wishes.

Sure, I'm a professional when it comes to this sort of thing, but sometimes, rarely, games are more than just products to be assessed on their controls, their frame rates, their visuals and the somehow-measurable enjoyment that the human player experiences when a bundle of lines and colors reacts a certain way on a TV screen.

Sure, I'm a professional when it comes to This Sort Of Thing, but sometimes, rarely, games are more than just products to be assessed on their controls, their frame rates, their visuals and the somehow-measurable enjoyment that the human player experiences when a bundle of lines and colours reacts a certain way on a TV screen.