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There are around 30 types of lavender, producing flowers of varying colours including purple, pink and white.

On the agenda from 11 to 17 July are two proposals to create what's called Marine Protected Areas (MPA) within which are allowed varying degrees of activity, from fishing and tourism under restrictions to areas known as "no take" zones.

Related: Real Madrid 7-3 Getafe | La Liga match report There are certainly enough options to make a reasonable argument that United's more glaring issue this summer will not theoretically be replacing De Gea but planning for the other end of the pitch and how to compensate for the fact that all three of their main strikers are, to varying degrees, on the wane.

By March, English local-authority spending on the arts and culture will be down by 16% since 2009-10, but with the picture varying wildly: Somerset County Council, for example, has cut its arts provision by 100%.

I have been making this trip for more than 10 years, varying my location each time.

All four parties, to varying degrees, have been wheeling out "immigration crackdown" proposals.

But Christopher said: "Whilst there may well be quite a number of stories which would be said to varying degrees to be concerned with issues in the public interest, the prosecution alleges it is plain that this was not the behaviour of a conscience-driven whistleblower, moved by the desire to see change and accountability where otherwise there would be none".

The social networking site carries numerous online petitions for and against the erection of a statue of him outside the presidential palace, as well as 500 Pinochet-themed opinion groups with titles varying from "General Pinochet burn in hell!" to "I loved Pinochet and I don't care what stupid communists say".

Piketty goes on to point out, however, that only the varying crises of the 20th century – mainly two world wars – prevented the steady growth of wealth by temporarily and artificially levelling out inequality.

The battle against depression is a very personal thing: services for those with mental health problems are still poor, and as we go through life we tend to develop our own coping strategies, with varying degrees of success.

There have been five editors since Kelvin's departure and, in varying ways, they have provoked controversy too.