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foreign buyers, who tend to take the opportunity to purchase housing at a reduced price.
On the other hand, from time to time people also read about men who tend to be dissatisfied, but these are already in the minority anyway.
At the same time, globalization's gains have been heavily concentrated among the well-educated cognitive elite, who tend to set broader cultural trends.
Kapha types, who tend towards excess mucus,
Nearly 80 percent of the patients were women, who tend to have less dense bones than men.
This is especially important for those who tend to respond poorly to vaccination,
Young voters, who tend to be better educated than their elders, have more open attitudes.
For those drivers who tend to start a day by turning on the radio,
Soros believes that it would be better to encourage the Ukrainians, who tend to Europe and confront the threat from Russia.
and defending it against those who tend to deny or destroy it.
The discovery of this first-ever in-the-wild UEFI rootkit serves as a wake-up call for those organizations and users who tend to ignore the risks connected with firmware modifications.
mostly the opposition, who tend to vote against the core of the coalition members.
Cheese produced by a small group of herdsmen, who tend village cattle pasture on the communally owned alpine meadows during the summer months,
Such people achieve more than individuals with a fixed mindset, who tend to think they were born only with certain innate talents, which are unlikely to change.
Nurturing democracy is difficult enough without having to answer to the constant beleaguering of particularly the American legislators who tend to view democracy as a panacea achievable overnight.
There are times that those people who tend to eat when they feel depressed
the assumption of individuals who tend to ascribe sinister intentions to whatever the government does.
a significant mass of participants who tend to move by inertia- not particularly thinking about the meaning,
Employees with a high approach orientation, who tend to seek opportunities
interesting for those people who tend to suffer tension with great frequency in this area of the body.