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And her prior albums were strong in their own way, full of bratty pop-rock rebellion.

It could certainly be made that way, full of legalese and equations.

Marsh once again dominated the conversation, in his typical English way, full of wit and charm.

This imbues what follows with a sense of hopelessness that becomes ever sharper in contrast to the novel itself, which is, in its way, full of impossible hope.

This is a clangorous album in every way, full of brick-dense synths and abusive drums, and it often succeeds by blind force.

The city is "open," but perhaps only in a negative way: full of people bumping their hard solitude off one another.

But the last decade has been crushing in many ways, full of disillusionment and difficulties.

It's a beguiling future in many ways, full of promise for our physical and social health as well as for the health of the land.

It's very British, in lots of ways, full of people failing to say what they think or mean, although, as Thompson points out, the Americans can be just as bad.

With your eye and ear on that, it was easy to overlook the fact that the stage was being remade in other ways: full of round as well as skinny bodies, black and brown as well as white.

Her new remix "Runnin'" sounds like your kid sibling before they down a 30mg dose of Adderall in the morning — wildly unpredictable, inexplicably erratic, but in most ways, full of life.