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What he has done, it appears, is to spend those seven years in something of a wilful spirit of retrenchment.

Tax lawyers have been searching for a broader escape hatch for years, in something of a cat-and-mouse game with legislators.

This week, Cox and Lewis, who has grown increasingly distant from reporters in recent years, engaged in something of a vaudeville act when reporters approached.

And three other New York fairs have grown in popularity and profitability in recent years, placing the Armory in something of an identity crisis.

After nearly 20 years together, Metallica was in something of a funk, and the band members hired Phil Towle, a therapist, to help them through their artistic and interpersonal struggles.

What she proposes is a paradigm of the policy which could see Labour through the next couple of difficult years in something that approaches harmony.

For the past few years, country music has been engaged in something of a civil war.

Now, with a resumé that includes writing songs for the likes of Justin Bieber, Nicki Minaj, Maroon 5, Cee Lo Green, Demi Lovato, Keith Urban and Lady Antebellum, the 33-year-old Chicago native is engaging in something of a crossover — Golan is the writer and star of "The Wrong Man," a theatrical production onstage at the Skylight Theatre in Los Feliz.

After spending most of the year in something approaching the doldrums, the cryptocurrency is enjoying a strong price rally, pushing it to its highest value of 2015.

Bloomberg has used the cash spraying from its terminal business to hire an astounding number of journalists in recent years, becoming something of a haven in a downsizing industry.

Mr. Gray, who has made only three films in 13 years, is something of an accidental maverick: an unrepentant traditionalist in a business that prizes newness and shtick.