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Around 9 30 p.m., the entertainment starts, which can be anything from a poetry reading to a Gershwin-playing pianist.

There's an inherent irony: the university is a place of the intellect, but songs (which can be anything they want) are not, or need not be, intellectual.

The previous night, Makor had presented its weekly Groove evening, which can be anything from D.J.'s to live music with salsa or swing bands.

The servers, in the so-called cloud, deliver what are called Web services, which can be anything from customer relationship software or a Facebook game.

It should make sense, as Paignton zoo has been paying 89p for what we call 'miscellaneous knackermeat', which can be anything slaughtered on a farm.

I personally like to call this "social and economic factors" that affect the farm, which can be anything from your personal finances to the influences of neighbors or the zoning and legal limitations of your municipality.

Using MT to translate Internet pages, which can be about anything at all, therefore produces terrible results, since no customisation is possible.

Current health advice suggests the best method of prevention to be avoiding mosquitos and their breeding sites, which can be in anything from large lakes, rivers and swamps to buckets of water.

The other two BRIC powers, China and Russia, neither of which can be considered anything close to open societies, lag behind.

Six robots construct, destroy or paint solid blocks, which can be built into anything the child fancies.

Sometimes in the house's garage, which can be transformed into anything from a sitting room to an extra bedroom.