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Like Hillary Clinton's scrunchies – which were much maligned by glossy, perma-tanned Republican commentators – Corbyn's clothing signals that he's got more on his mind than superficial appearances.

"I preferred his earlier books, which were much less violent.

Financial markets interpreted the data, which were much better than anticipated, optimistically.

On a lark, I tried spring roll wrappers, which were much lighter and more sheer.

None of the earlier demonstrations, some of which were much larger, yielded immediate results.

Another innovation was their use of plastic boots, which were much lighter than the leather equivalent.

The uncertainty is also harming tax revenues, which were much lower than expected in December.

He took questions, all of which were much better received than the speech, or, indeed, his answers.

Beef cattle — and dairy cows, too — are descended from aurochs, which were much larger and fiercer animals.

Plus, Sindy doll had the only moments of comedy in this week's episode which were much needed.

The product's fame rests almost entirely on so-called Pitkin flasks, which were much sought by collectors in the 1920s.