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They have extraordinary powers, which bring with them balancing responsibilities.

Given high rates of mutation, which bring with them the possibility of evolutionary change, it is possible that the first could change, too.

It is rather, perhaps, a woman's subtler and aim-inhibited wishes which bring with them the danger of making a man forget his technique and his medical task for the sake of a fine experience.

Trouble is, though, that while they might look great in the obligatory power-point presentations, these plans are riddled with profound operational difficulties – many of which bring with them, once people understand what's at stake, the potential for huge public rows.

In 1970 he acquired the Jack Brabham racing team which brought with it membership of the Formula One Constructors Association FOCACA).

And wonder is, potentially, an impulse which brings with it a sense of good environmental practice.

IN March, I celebrated my 60th birthday, which brought with it the expected mix of disbelief and angst.

The result was the emergence of a "wild capitalism" which brought with it impoverishment, crime and corrupt government.

From the start, "Only God Forgives" is suffused with a sticky red light, which brings with it the tint of a bordello and the shine of Hell.

The fundamental problem for early Christianity, as for all apocalyptic movements, was the passage of time, which brought with it the profound disappointment of unfulfilled expectations.

Zuhd developed in Islam as a result of the Muslim conquests, which brought with them material wealth and widespread indulgence in luxurious living.