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It sometimes get really dirty,
PL Madam President, I sometimes get the impression that the wealthier a country, the less money
In between jobs, Sam and Dean would sometimes get a day sometimes a week if they were lucky.
I sometimes get the impression that the Maastricht Treaty
Most people are familiar with the chorus of the anthem'Rule Britannia', but people sometimes get one word fundamentally wrong.
The Windows-key may sometimes get in your way depending on how you use the Windows operating system.
I sometimes get the impression that the Commission
There will be no geographical quotas- you could sometimes get the impression that this is the most important issue here,
Unfortunately, people sometimes get late fees because they were kind enough to borrow a few books for a fellow student.
We do not have food in the club normally, although we sometimes get some in town if the visitors want it.
other priorities sometimes get in the way.
Even the most immaculate people sometimes get tired of their offspring,
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I sometimes get the feeling that there are those who have, very recently, been blowing the dust of history off
the EU in Luxembourg, but I sometimes get the feeling that members of the Council
Mac users may sometimes get error messages like"Volume header needs minor repair" or"Error: The underlying task reported failure on exit.
which during the summer holidays to get to him, you sometimes get in line.
I'm not sure what Murray would make of them- the words are brilliantly set but sometimes get submerged in the sound-world they have conjured forth,
The storage media present in Canon Vixia HF G10 Camcorder may sometimes get corrupted as a result of virus infection
We sometimes get the impression that, even after this crisis,
Very often we are told that better regulation implies Parliament's working more quickly, but I sometimes get the impression that we should also see how things take place from the Council's perspective.