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Some claim that chocolates do affect the skin condition,
Some claim that breathing only through your nose is the best way to go, while others agree that using your mouth is necessary as well.
In practice, some claim to expel only a few drops while others expel an amount equivalent to several cups of coffee.
Some claim that, since language teachers are typically women,
Some claim that you are supposed to be given a certain sum of money and that you should give them your account details
Some claim that movie marketing is now so intense
Some claim it may have been one of the worst battles of that time.
IF, IF, If Jesus were merely a good man as some claim, then He had a sin nature
Some claim movie marketing is so intense
Although English words like'sandalwood' and'rice' are borrowed from the Greek language, their origin, some claim, is in fact Tamil.
In New Zealand some claim that biological control of insect pests was a factor in release,
Some claim that for Cain to go to the land of Nod
Although surely many of us shower up to twice in the day(although some claim that it is not the best), it seems interesting
In addition, some claim that Moscow is using refugees as a weapon against Europe,
pray to God, some claim this to be discriminatory against people with other beliefs, including nonbelievers.
Some claim that the prohibition of a female Muslim to marry a non-Muslim is an infringement against her human rights
Some claim that the external validity of such an experiment is high because it is taking place in the real world,
Some claim that former Archbishop Demetrios of America wanted to cut the payments to Constantinople(which total up to $2 million a year)
have a laugh at the family's expense, some claim the resume is a sad reflection of the intense pressure many Chinese children are under when it comes to their academic
proponent of modern virtue ethics, although some claim that MacIntyre supports a relativistic account of virtue based on cultural norms,