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On what was a fantastic night for Liverpool, the match was somewhat marred by the incident.

But the mood in Istanbul was somewhat marred by a quarrel that was raging on the side-lines as it happenside-lines asyrit and Qatar.

Shortly afterwards, the 11-minute standing ovation was somewhat marred by the sound of the show's director Moshe Leiser hurling abuse at its conductor Riccardo Chailly.

In the fall of 1932, President Herbert Hoover, a Republican, spoke at an event that a university fact sheet says was "somewhat marred by the president's tired voice and a faulty amplifier".

But the pleasure of watching the human body, honed to perfection, perform at its absolute peak was somewhat marred by the humiliating controversy surrounding the 18-year-old South African women's champion, Caster Semenya.

But the triumph was somewhat marred by the 76th-minute incident involving Agüero and Reid and as the referee, Andre Marriner, did not book or send off Agüero, the Football Association can take retrospective action.

It is somewhat marred, however, by a disregard of internal affairs and by excessive Prussianism.

But that panorama is somewhat marred by a nearby highway, and the tranquillity is broken by the whoosh of cars.

It is somewhat marred by the clumsy rendition of the posture of one of the two women whose left leg seems inordinately long.

For instance, Suffolk County Council hopes to knock a third off its budget of £500m by becoming a "virtual" authority that outsources all but a handful of its services to social enterprises or companies.This localism is somewhat marred by the Tories' deep distrust of local government.

Its song was somewhat, somewhat erased.