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He's rather an ass in some ways.

The proposal is in some ways symbolic.

TV enriches life in some ways.

And in some ways, this is the most important.

Nor does it, in some ways, fulfil its remit.

But Towton has proved more instructive in some ways.

Basements are, in some ways, meant to flood.

Renegade: But isn't that in some ways altruistic?

Obviously investing in your children is, in some ways, investing in yourself.

I mean, in some ways, for all of the European criticisms of the United States, we've in some ways incorporated different religious traditions better than the Europeans.

The change is beneficial in some ways but not in others.

Designers, art directors, web developers and other creatives are in a worse position, in some ways.

These students were interested in knowing where they stood socially - in some ways, we all do.

Aptitude and intelligence quotient are related, and in some ways opposite, views of human mental ability.

The way students learn, in some ways thinking can be divided into three dimensions.

And in some ways technology has made it much easier to fiddle and fix.

Nonetheless Malaysia is in some ways more insular than its Asian rivals.

I lived in Europe for almost 4 years and I would say not just in some ways, but perhaps in all ways, we have done that.

Here is where Aristotle's analysis gets in some ways maddeningly tricky because in many ways of his general reluctance to condemn any regime out of hand.

Tax systems, too, are in some ways less redistributionist in Europe and Asia than they are in the United States.

But in some ways raul Castro must still govern in the shadow of his older, and ailing, brother, Fidel.

Different but in some ways similar methods have been used in the United States and further refined.

Turks remind me in some ways of Americans in that they are extremely welcoming but also fiercely nationalistic.

Some Indians believe that the spread of capitalism in urban areas has in some ways dissolved caste by creating new occupations and eliminating obsolete ones.

Do you think in some ways it is back to you being confronted with the rights of animals, in some way someone has to be confronted with poverty.

According to some social surveys, we can see that the only child in most Chinese families feels lonely in some ways.

"Cliff-climbing demands both courage and dexterity, and in some ways is more difficult and dangerous than mountaineering."

According to best friend Lisa Duboise, Fullerton has in some ways become even more capricious and sadistic.

Tchaikovsky's life was unsuccessful in some ways. For example, his marriage to Antonina Miliukova failed after just six weeks.

His beard is blue, but he is not a bad man. He is very good in some ways.

Hollywood stars seem to be arguing, in some ways, that Polanski's talent should allow him some sort of free pass for his past behaviour.

Paul also interprets scripture in ways that seem to us not only very free but actually rather bizarre in some ways, if you're not used to seeing this in the ancient world.

In fact, in some ways, chess is as popular and successful today as at any point in the last few decades.

And I always advise students to do that, high school students, college students and obviously investing in your children is, in some ways, investing in yourself.

In fact, in some ways RenRen resembles Facebook so much that it frets in the risk-factors section of its prospectus about patent litigation.

Many of our recent presidents have been outsiders who in some ways thumbed their nose at the Washington ways and brought in too many people from their home state.

Re-reading the book, more than 20 years after its publication, it seems strikingly prescient in some ways – and strikingly wrong in others.

"Reborn" is in some ways less like a normal book and more like a person - it is consistent in its deepest reaches, but subject to enormous mood swings.

There were always rich and poor, and in some ways the gap between them increased in the Hellenistic world, although the average standard of life certainly rose.

Ron Conway had angel funds starting in the 1990s, and in some ways First Round Capital is closer to a super-angel than a VC fund.

But in some ways, the continuing failure to address climate change in an appropriate fashion is the bigger indictment of government today.

But the stone walls between art and science aren't nearly as thick as they seem; indeed, in some ways they're entirely permeable.

The second benefit to CORBA (over SOAP or XML-RPC) is that its message format is binary, though this is in some ways a hindrance as well.

I've chosen to include the above image because in some ways it embodies the beauty of just wandering around and searching for interesting photographic moments by yourself.

Ed: First, in some ways it is similar-there are several business apps that are getting lots of sales and downloads from consumer catalogs.

Some telescopes do not use a lens at the front. They use a curved mirror at the back. A curved mirror is better than a lens in some ways.

Yet the rules are less onerous than some had feared and are in some ways less stifling to innovation than America's new regulations, says Edmund Parker of Mayer Brown, a law firm.

My grandmother was an immigrant girl 1 who came to United States so poor in 1901 and in some ways was raised up for pottery by an interesting social program in Boston.

With the sports I played, if you're trying too hard in some ways, if you're thinking about it too much, but when you let yourself be in the moment, it's really amazing what happens.

In the army, which has many kinds of troops, such as movers, Green Berets special forces and Tianzhijiao airborne troops, it is not very energetic to transfer to the Infantry Committee as a test officer in some ways.

Andrew ld, a professor of psychology at Warwick Business School in England, who has published several studies on human happiness, called the findings important and, in some ways, heartening.

Many said that unemployment, while extremely painful, had improved them in some ways: they had become less materialistic and more financially prudent; they were more aware of the struggles of others.

My other books were in some ways quieter, I suppose, but I was always headed toward something with a big canvas. That's what I really wanted to write, a big canvas story with lots of characters.

The essence of Thatcherism was to oppose the status quo and bet on freedom—odd, since as a prim control freak, she was in some ways the embodiment of conservatism.

This perspective rejects the idea of "cure" as nonsensical (and in some ways offensive) as it does not view disability as a flaw that resides solely within an individual.

Fung says the new-school Hong Kong films, with directors like Johnnie To and Barbara Wong at the head of the pack, have a different slant: "They went less fantastic and more realistic in some ways."