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"They will help vis-a-vis UK institutions which have often taken short-term views".

The comments also ruffled Vatican-Jewish relations, which have often been tense during Benedict's papacy.

They're cobbled together by a producer and a researcher and the "expert" reads the lines, which have often been plagiarised".

Two which have often been cited are the Tunisian army's traditional apolitical ethos and Tunisia's cultural affinity to Europe.

The new rules were aimed in particular at problems caused by agricultural runoff, which have often escaped existing pollution controls.

Disagreements about China policy inside the government, which have often been heated since 1989, have become muted.

During the next 13 years, which have often been termed "the Infamous Decade," the armed forces sponsored a conservative restoration.

The storylines, which have often skated on the borderline of plausibility, are now so preposterous as to be comedic.

Big Texas cities tend to jump out ahead of the statewide building codes, which have often lagged nationally.

Other culprits, aside from the obvious sugary drinks, are processed sauces and soups, which have often been sweetened.

That drop puts Obama in a better position to defend his environmental achievements, which have often gone overlooked in the bitter rows over climate science.