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Some of the musicians – including the London Sinfonietta – will perhaps go even further with these onomatopoeic sounds.

The private equity manager in Chicago wants to relocate to India, but in Mumbai or Delhi; the fashion photographer in Mumbai thinks Kolkata gets boring after a week; the Hare Krishna preacher in New Zealand will perhaps go where the Lord takes him, but I doubt it will be Kolkata.

People will perhaps go away thinking that Tolstoy isn't the dry old socks that a lot of people think he is because he's so remote to us.

First, the German national football team played what will perhaps go down in history as one of the craziest World Cup games ever.

Asked by anchor Chris Matthews how he would ban abortion, Trump said he would "go back to a position like they had where people will perhaps go to illegal places".

Opie hopes visitors will make connections, perhaps go around and go back to different works.

Enthusiastic Europeans - Liverpudlians Daniel Hunt and Reuben Wu hooked up with Marnie and Bulgarian Aroyo during travels in Scandinavia, Paris and eastern Europe - Ladytron will perhaps always go down better at Berlin squat parties and continental electronica festivals than they do in Britain.

Perhaps Go will be the final bastion in man's attempts to stave off his inevitable intellectual defeat at the hands of the machine.

If he does so before Sept. 1, the Knicks will retain his rights and perhaps go through the same charade next summer.

Israel has said it will hit back hard, perhaps going beyond the suspension of transfers of tax revenues it collects that are vital for the viability of the Palestinian Authority.

A Shafiq victory ensures continued unrest that will decimate Egypt's economy and possibly lead to a second revolution that will, perhaps this time, go far enough and clean house of all remnants of the Mubarak regime.