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But the European Central Bank (ECB) was stuck somewhere between caution and boldness.

Meanwhile, private consumption-the mainstay of the Philippine economy-fell somewhere between these two extremes.

Using the most elemental materials, sunlight and water, The Rainbow Project exists somewhere between real and representation, actual and artifice.

That report indicated that there may be a hardware issue somewhere between the antenna and the amplifier.

Hand art has in the last few years developed into a niche of its own, somewhere between face painting and body painting.

An eerie drone fills the air, falling somewhere between the sound of a buzzing wasp and a light aircraft taking off.

Precisely how long it takes before decorum reappears is impossible to say, but simple biology would put it somewhere between the 18-min. and 2-hr.

He was vexed now at my lack of zeal, for I had stayed somewhere between the books, held there perhaps by my father's scepticism.

But the mammoth, although instantly recognisable, is drawn in a quite different way - simplified and schematised, somewhere between a caricature and an abstraction, and this is no one-off accident;