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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.

Disclosure will in some ways be something of an anti-climax, as you have become used to seeing us in your skies.

But in some ways, assuming the Rockets stopped getting hurt and get a few guys healthy, the tough road losses might be a good thing.

In some ways, civilization does not seem to have progressed much in the last century.

In some ways I wish I could be with her. But I can't change the fact that I need to be 32.

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.

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

There were a few tears, but as he explained the deal, the staffers began to realize that in some ways it was a reverse acquisition.

I mean, do you think in some ways that this film was your closest collaboration with him?

It was in some ways an expression of his feeling of having been used, then betrayed, by the West.

I just wanted to let you know how excited I am to be sharing my music and, in some ways, my life with you.

The customer engagement process of a data warehouse solution is similar to that of other IT solutions in some ways.

Suffice it to say that this approach is similar in some ways, but very different in others.

I'm trying to see the city in some ways through green spaces and plants and cacti.

Burrell: In some ways, at the moment, it can almost be seen as a bit of fun for customers.

They must be, in some ways, much like the algorithms used to sort, classify, and analyze large numbers of pictures.

When passionate love is described like this, it in some ways sounds like an addiction.

Unlike skateboarding (which parkour resembles in some ways), the only equipment required for parkour is a good pair of shoes.

The Chinese test is in some ways like the American SAT, except that it lasts more than twice as long.

This constrained him in some ways, but it was also a condition which made reforms possible.

In some ways it was an apology for how America made him a sporting, cultural, and social outcast in the 60s.

In some ways, Dennis was a technophobe in the middle of the Internet revolution (he always said he could not program).

And so in some ways the tsunami can be seen as a sort of seminal moment, a moment in which the blogosphere came to a certain degree of age.

In some ways it will not be so strange, as you are returning to levels that were once quite familiar to you.

This reluctance to communicate with others is an unfortunate quality in some ways since it tends to give the impression of coldness.

For the U. S. , while Japan was in some ways an economic rival, it also has been a geopolitical and military ally.

In some ways, the surprise is not that this is happening now but that it has taken so long.

Both deportation and exclusion mean that you're not allowed to stay in the U-S, but they're different in some ways.

In some ways, the current state of web browsers is like that of the single-user, co- operatively multi-tasked operating systems of the past.

In some ways that's just a fancy way of saying that for most people real wages aren't enormously higher than they were thirty years ago.

X11 has always been a recognized and well standardized way to view results of a remote computation, so in some ways X11 and VNC compete.

They look Gnostic in some ways, but they don't seem to have a belief in two gods, necessarily, that other Gnostic groups do.

He said it was even more rewarding in some ways - the transformation is greater and often the personality plays a bigger role.

And her inherent poise and determination have served as a guiding light to many directors. In some ways, Ms. Gong has no equal.

The third is to understand that working in an investment bank is like a ball game in some ways and quite unlike one in others.

In some ways, the island is an enduring testament to the wasteful nature of improper industrial practices.

Imprinting patterns contain a wealth of information, in some ways can be said to be a condensed history of the Mongolian economy.

And part of -- what's so interesting about this story to me is that in some ways, it's a great case study in how cultural change happens.

The introduction of iron, in some ways, had an impact a little bit like the microchip has had on our generation.

'I think they are in some ways sincere, ' he said, adding, 'It's the best of intentions and the worst of results. '

Darwin was a humanitarian, and in some ways deeply religious, so this, surely, is not what he would have wanted.

In some ways, Mr Sarkozy is a prisoner of his own impulsiveness , as well as of his tendency to over-personalise diplomatic relations.

Maybe in some ways the fact that what we're trying to do with technology is find a good home for it.

Though I don't use the word impute too often its etymology is in some ways consistent with the answer to David's question.

That young man could have been me. In some ways, he could be any of us.

He is competitive, so the approach suited him in some ways, and he graduated from Harvard.

In some ways, it might seem absurd to call Facebook a state and Mr Zuckerberg its governor.

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

When I recently watched it again, as a 40-year-old recent father, I found in some ways the film had not aged well.

In some ways you are in a most peculiar time, as you are looking to release yourself from old ties yet they travel along beside you.

In some ways, this reflects economic fundamentals: As countries develop, growth tends to slow.

An electron or an atom behaves in some ways as though it were a group of waves.

In some ways, this may turn out to be an election that it is better to lose than to win.

It was a fun idea, a cool nod to the rumors that spawned it, but in execution it was just. . . game breaking in some ways.

We've opened up a communication channel with this technique, but in some ways it's like a very bad cellphone connection.

I realised they were really not so much better than us, and in some ways they were worse than us.

So in some ways, they are cheated out of that. No pain, no gain in this case, and so that's not always the healthiest thing.

If you end up being able to work as a model, in some ways it's a seal of approval, but it also puts a lot of pressure on you.

"In some ways, I actually think we're only now entering the zone where a lot of entrepreneurs will consider working with us, " he said.

But every time the old man would try his best to show that the lie might have been true in some ways.

In some ways Mr Wilders has already exerted his influence over the next government, as other parties have started to adopt his ideas.

those are targets that are easy to plot against in some ways.

Victor was, in some ways, the smartest one of the five of us. In other ways, he was just so stupid.

The Great Wall seems to belong to the entire world in some ways.

In this respect, it must be treated in some ways like an optimistic lock.

In some ways it is quite depressing how [the problems have] been across the board.

Perhaps it is because the previous person whom I thought was the impression of a good elder brother had disappointed me in some ways.

Though Cuba remains a communist country of one-party rule and a state media monopoly, in some ways debate is becoming freer.

In some ways, it may be seen as an unusual choice: Nobel laureates often aren't recognised until decades after their original discovery.

Hence, the view that "to be for or against globalisation is in some ways like being for or against the weather. "

In some ways, this pattern relates to tiers, as you can use a similar pattern to design the interactions at each tier boundary.

In some ways I wished I had not delayed, but had taken the plunge straight from university.

In some ways, Wang has found a safe space where he can exploit a problematic word to bolster his own "hip-hop" (read: Black) credibility.

In some ways, David was as out of place as I was.

But in some ways, these statements were unimportant; the meeting itself was the message.

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

Object oriented programming in some ways you could say that's just coming to the fore now, that's helpful.

The Eastern Hemlock forest is being considered in some ways the last fragments of primeval rainforest east of the Mississippi River.

But she was less than perfect in some ways because of the inadequate preparation.

And in some ways, my numbers actually understate the true cost of the money we spend today.

In some ways, Goldman is a victim of its own rapid rebound from a crisis that had threatened its very existence.

This supported the notion that the brains of gay men were in some ways a bit like women.

In some ways it resembles other crises that have occurred since the end of the second world war at intervals ranging from four to 10 years.

What's more, the Japanese management style is in some ways poorly suited to working with a Chinese labour force.

Worse still, in some ways the Spanish economy is less well placed than that of Greece to endure many years of deflationary budget policy.

"In some ways, that means the Fed can declare victory, because those parts of the markets are now working without their help. "

Yes they are gifted, driven and successful (in some ways) but believe it or not, they're no better than you.

Or take this seemingly cannabis-laced statement: "Dickens's novels do not merely describe homes; in some ways, they are homes. " Inhale.

But even as Obama appears in some ways to be more aggressive on national security matters, he may be making a political calculation.

"It must be in some ways gut-wrenching because she's part of the culture, " Mr Nathanson says of the cuts.

vic_righthand in some ways. But I've grown a lot. And my whole life has changed- so I've had to do some adjusting.

In some ways, 2010 has been less easy to navigate than the depths of the credit crunch.

In some ways the exact dates are not so important, as when an event is close to manifesting you will be aware of it anyway.

In some ways, advisers say, the gold boom is easier to deal with than past spikes like the Internet-stock bubble in the late 1990s.

In some ways, he was almost always fully present. He didn't know any other way to be.

In addition, it can be a reference in some ways to protect and reconstruct modern buildings by means of this investigation and collection.

I never told him or anyone this, but in some ways, grandpa was my hero.

And I found it interesting last night, Christiane, that Jack Dorsey himself said that in some ways Twitter is a very mundane thing.

In some ways, though, it does not matter whether humanity's evolution was entirely random or was predictable in its general form.

He is in some ways a lone bird. Perhaps a certain kind of shyness had helped to make him a bachelor.

In some ways, the new friction in relations between America and China is remarkable only for taking so long to make itself felt.

But from a business point of view -- and an opportunities point of view -- in some ways we are very fortunate as Chinese filmmakers.

In fact, alpha is, in some ways, a poor name for it, because it's actually being used in production in a number of companies.

But the moves do not appear to curb the broad powers that CFIUS has to review foreign takeovers, and may expand them in some ways.

In some ways, the Swiss plan stops short of those implemented in the U. S. , U. K. , Germany and other major European nations.

How this came to be is, in some ways, the story of modern China as well.

In some ways, the forces between the planets involved in astrology can be simplified into one word: gravity.

In some ways dancing can express these feelings much better than words. Maybe that is why people all over the world enjoy dancing.

In some ways, News Corp is testimony to the benefits of having a strong-willed entrepreneur in charge.

In some ways South Carolina was unique, especially in terms of the role played by black voters.

In some ways, this is a blessing, because it forces you to rally support for yourself to help you manage with your new baby.

but china ' s space agency built several key systems on its own , and in some ways the shenzhou is technologically superior to the soyuz.

The document Jefferson drafted was in some ways similar to what Franklin would have written.

In some ways, it would be similar to a private equity investment.

In some ways, the U. S. looks like the underdog.

In some ways it's inspirational. The goths have turned social isolation into a virtue.

Now comes to the part of the talk which I think is a little bit dryer and which makes me in some ways kind of concerned.

In some ways, that kind of transparency is as good a defense against interference as the famous blank New York stare.

You feel as much, in some ways, for the dead as the living in this novel about survival and humanity.

So in some ways you could look at that as they want to be sure that there's an equal opportunity for competition and economic advantage.

In some ways a currency war would be a modern form for a trade war.

In some ways, an SCTP association is like a TCP connection except that SCTP supports multiple streams within an association.

In some ways, the interface resembles ABC's streaming video player, with a substantial dose of Hulu thrown in for good measure.

Google's effort to increase its presence in Washington is as much about playing defense as offense, in some ways.

He considered " th inking machine, " as he called them, superior in some ways to human beings.

It's true that things seem to be more convenient in some ways such as finding jobs, transportation service, etc.

Because, CIAO, in some ways luck is like a first wife (it dries up), and in some ways luck is like a first husband (it runs out).

But in some ways the journals help us understand Gray's obsessive confessional impulse and his haphazard snatching at spiritual consolation.

As you can see, in some ways, the output generated above is similar to the sar command.

In some ways, it can be seen as a rejection of an older generation that had failed its children, allowing the state of ihbat to persist.

More people going into debt might not sound like a desirable development, but in some ways this could be.

In some ways, this is a reversion to former times, when the relationship between company and employee was more paternalistic.

"The mildness is good in some ways, but it has also given the disease control people some problems, " Nicoll said.

Yet in some ways it's a boon: already, culture and education are the exclusive preserves of the language communities.

In some ways, it was better that I wasn't an expert, because I would ask questions that helped the team to say, Why not?

In some ways the Internet and other new communications technology make it easier for authoritarian regimes to monitor political activists.

And I think in some ways the public has always perceived me as perfect, has always perceived me as Marcia Brady.

And in some ways, it may be easier to develop Chinese capital markets in a downturn, when the risk of overheating is less.

Attitudes towards drinking and smoking in the U. S. are, in some ways, very different from those in Asia.

The USA Today article (where the images premiered) confirms our previous report that the movie is actually a sequel in some ways.

The delay comes amid wrangling over a financial-regulatory landscape that is in some ways largely unchanged since the 2008 financial crisis.

Our "static period" in the tent was quite surreal in some ways, partly because we were still not truly static.

In some ways these two words mean essentially the same thing--a place where people pay to live on a very temporary basis.

In some ways, watching the glacier is a very sedentary park experience, but it manages to nonetheless be thrilling.

In some ways, S& P has done its peers a favour by going first with a US downgrade, and absorbing a powerful backlash.

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

In some ways, the first telephoto images, awesome though they were as spectacle, disguise the human toll of pain and distress.

In some ways, it may be more accurate to say China is 'reasserting' its global role.

In some ways, China's greater international involvement is to be welcomed.

In some ways, GM's problems can be traced to its origins a century ago.

In some ways, these seem the most interesting, or at least novel.

In some ways , anhydrous ammonia is just as safe to handle as gasoline .

In some ways, the speech is also a small paper, so that showed up on their own point of view (point), compared to understand.

In some ways it was like a meditation. I was aware without thinking.

In some ways, West Germany had less trouble with Reagan than with its European allies.

A portable phone can BE a good thing to have in some ways.

Co-operative breeding in both groups is, in some ways, an extension of this pattern.

The online Chinese literary scene is, in some ways, like a TV reality show.

is not a dessert in spite of its name, although it is similar in some ways to a pancake made with flour, milk and eggs.

In some ways, Chinese minorities in Southeast Asia have shared some of the hostility suffered by Jews in the west.

In some ways the constantly revised version of the battered basic bill became more rigorous because crusading accelerated.

And in some ways, she was the original tweeter, right?

It makes you happy about the people in your life, whether they're loved ones or just a stranger you met who was kind to you in some ways.

However, in some ways, life on Mars may not be better than life on Earth today.

In some ways they could do better than Singapore if they really put their minds to it.

In some ways, the urge to leave now may seem odd.

In some ways, the White House was presented with this trade-off in the early 1990s.

Secondly , the government had ignored all available alternatives to war , which in some ways was a more discreditable thing still .

In some ways, indeed, Mr Sarkozy is simply returning to French interventionist tradition, with the economic crisis providing a ready excuse.

"In some ways that policy was a failure, " says Neil Mellor at Bank of New York Mellon.

The tide of buying is in some ways an effort to make up for lost time.

That's less work for you guys as well, in some ways.

This makes for a book that in some ways is frustratingly open ended and sometimes feels unfinished.

But in some ways what may be good for the Japanese economy could prove harmful to the market for government debt.

In some ways the cloud is already hanging in the sky, especially for consumers.

In some ways, an hydrous ammonia is just as safe to handle as gasoline.

The meeting, called in June, appears in some ways similar to the 1980 event in which Kim Jong Il made his public debut.

That "experiment" never got taken out and, in some ways, was the foundation for the new service we [recently] announced.

Senior members of the auto task-force found Chrysler to be better run in some ways than GM.

You can imagine the interoperability nightmares that could result (though the language's flexibility mitigates these problems in some ways).

As is known to all, we've just finished our mid-term examination, so the topic may be useful or in some ways popular.

So from some perspectives, characters animation and dance performances are the same or similar in some ways.

As you can see, in some ways we look the same, in some ways we look different.

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

From a cultural point of view, they are in some ways indistinguishable (Poland's best known poem starts, "Lithuania, O my fatherland" ).

In some ways ties have strengthened, as in the growing trade and business evident in a series of big commercial deals signed this week.

Processes are similar in some ways to the actor model already discussed and channels share many similarities with dataflow streams.

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

Pepe Reina is one, and in some ways he's the obvious choice, but there's also Soto Kyrgiakos, who's going to start on Thursday.

In some ways, urban lit may show the maturity, not the decline, of African-American literature.

In some ways superior to the federal gov's Data. gov, Apps. DC. gov provides a model for city governments everywhere to follow.

Yet in some ways it was seen as an example of the apparent evolution of the Gulf's family conglomerates.

I suppose in some ways this relates to the way a shape or form is made, but I never want to fix things in my mind.

Echoing what has become a common refrain in paleoanthropology , the Dmanisi discoveries in some ways raise more questions than they answer.

In some ways, Maven belongs to the software factory tool family (see Resources), although it remains at the periphery.

While it may have paid off in some ways, it also attracted the envy and negative attention of boys like Malfoy.

As you can see , in some ways we look the same , and in some ways we look different.

She had married when she was seventeen, and in some ways never lost the teen-ager inside her.

The Yellow River is the cradle of life in some ways, though it brings disasters sometimes.

Far from being revolutionary, in some ways DVR has made television more stable.

In some ways, tort law can be summed up as: "No liability without fault, no fault without liability. "

Could it be that in some ways, with some issues, I was missing the point?

In some ways dancing can express these feelings much better than words.

To continue waiting now is likely to diminish the light in some ways, not grow it. The tipping point is here.

In some ways, the very early part of developing relationships is important to the success of long-term relationships, including marriages.

Again, just like relational database management systems (RDBMS), objects and RDF are similar in some ways and different in others.

Before that I kind of thought, well, probably the same person wrote both these letters, and they were just different in some ways.

'I think they are in some ways sincere, ' but 'the best of intentions' can produce the 'worst of results. '

In some ways, it was the human failure to keep up.

In some ways, of course, it is only natural that Japan should appear an outlier.

But the transformation of Peru, Brazil's smaller neighbour, is in some ways even more remarkable.

In some ways this federal Europe would gladden the hearts of the founding fathers of European integration.

A great variety of steels are used in industry. It is necessary to classify them in some ways.

Britain is in some ways a halfway house between America and the rest of Europe.

Although Democratic superdelegates are free to vote for any candidate, in some ways, their votes already are being counted.

In some ways this approach recalls a long tradition of literary self-analysis in the United States.

In some ways, direct elections were a mistake (before 1979 MEPs were selected from national parliaments).

In some ways, of course, this is not an argument about economics at all. It is an argument about history.

The company's rise online was easier in some ways, because the Internet is a completely open platform.

Yet Mr Obama is right to admit that in some ways continental Europe has coped well.

And diesel, too, although in this case the product is actually biodiesel, which is in some ways superior to the petroleum-based stuff.

In some ways, Abbottabad was the ideal hiding place for bin Laden.

In some ways Sydney is more like the city of Shanghai than Beijing.

Mr Lynch says that in some ways this mirrors the old practice of fishermen leaving for long periods of time at sea.

In some ways, the government is only riding the economic currents that come with development and high growth.

Other bloggers and website owners in your niche may well be 'competition' in some ways - but they also could be collaborators.

In some ways, the phoneme, word, phr ase, sentence, paragraph, or even text can all serve as a unit.

The moment in some ways sums up Mr Brin's approach to life.

If you are open, every single person you meet can be a motivation force in some ways.

In some ways, this is like the conceptual shift involved in using OOP, or functional programming, or multi-threading, for the first time.

Houseguests may bring gifts when they come to visit, and there often offer to help in some ways.

it differs from the intrinsic failure of causality in quantum systems, but its consequences are in some ways similar.

In some ways, biometric access tests consumers' willingness to give up some privacy to gain convenience.

In some ways, the government is only riding the currents that come with strong economic development.

In some ways it is perhaps better from your point of view that once the changes commence, that they go speeding along.

So it was a very healthy economy in some ways.

The problems and solutions described may be unique to eBay in some ways, but the techniques used are not.

In some ways, process management is equal parts negotiation and insistence that processes be followed.

In some ways, clean code -- like beauty -- is in the eye of the beholder.

Pitchfork: In some ways, making something that's both interesting and popular is the ultimate experiment.

It is foolish for people in the West to deny that Russia is a great power and that, in some ways, its influence has increased.

But as software gets better, I suspect that bots might make fewer such gaffes or even, in some ways, surpass our performance.

In some ways it is worse than child-crippling polio, still lingering in parts of Nigeria.

In some ways, Sandberg is still a creature of Washington.

In some ways, this study raises as many questions as it answers about sleep.

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

In some ways, this is like the conflict between Americans and illegal immigrants in the States.

The debased language that I have been discussing is in some ways very convenient.

In some ways, American English is more like the English of Shakespeare than modern British English is.

In some ways, Somerville is a perfect test tube for such an experiment.