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The remaining 700 are appointed in a process which often gives the prime minister huge powers of patronage.

Men simply have more sexual freedom, they just don't talk about it (which often gives them even more freedom).

Second, to give you meaningful guidance, the queen bee has to take your perspective, which often gives rise to identification and empathy.

But his smarts, his touch and his vision are well-suited for the Cougars' spread offense, which often gives Kropp his choice of five receivers.

This seems to be the weakness of the Democratic Party, which often gives people the impression that they are being informed of their logical best interests.

All forms of cabbage have succulent leaves that are free of hairs and covered with a waxy coating, which often gives the leaf surface a gray-green or blue-green colour.

Activists stood for election in the official union, which often gave them cover for organising meetings.

Australian banks were also somewhat more prudent than American lenders, which often gave out mortgages with no down payment and no proof of income.

Humboldt had taken immense pains to discipline his inclination to discursiveness, which often gave his writing a certain lack of logical coherence.

Nor would it apply to public employees who are generally covered by state laws, which often give workers the choice of overtime pay or comp time.

This is not the situation in most European cities, which often give exclusive rights to pedestrians when they get a "Walk" signal.