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Later, the Saudis began subsidizing him and his entourage, none of whom seems to have a paying job.

This leaves us with Romney and Perry, both of whom have obvious weaknesses and neither of whom seems like an ideal fit for the quite-possibly-brutal situation the next Republican president will be walking into.

"The Lover" finds Damon madly challenging and bribing African officials to catch up with a group of backpackers, one of whom seems as if he will offer the narrator friendship and perhaps love.

Instead it is beguilingly simple, pellucid, a remarkable demonstration of discipline by its three participants, each of whom seems to have pared down his contribution to its most essential attributes.

Although I cannot speak for the mullahs, as an Israeli I can assure readers that the argument about who insulted whom seems to take up a lot more press in American newspapers than here in Israel.

A critical piece of the intelligence, officials said, is an intercepted telephone call between Syrian military officials, one of whom seems to suggest that the chemical weapons attack was more devastating than was intended.

THE CROWD Chic Hamptons folks, many of whom seemed to know one another.

"Drink a lot," Mayor Bloomberg told the crowd, most of whom seemed not to be listening.

It certainly doesn't divert the beholders, few of whom seem interested.

The customers look even better, although no match for their servers, most of whom seem conflicted.

A tenth of these belonged to westerners, many of whom seemed to be photographers.