Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• May 6, 2004 ... There is a tendency among anti
• Stuart, a former boss of ...
• There is a tendency among the children of today to rebel against restraint. Our modern family gathering, silent. Each individual with his head buried in his favourite magazine. Deal openly with situations which no person would have dared to ...
• Oct 10, 2014 ... There is a tendency among conspiracists to attribute multiple evils to a single, secret source. Once you start down this kind of rabbit hole, many strange theories and ideas come to seem reasonable and even attractive.
• globalisers to demonise captains of industry. But according to “The Corporation”, the problem with companies does not lie with the people who run them. Sir Mark Moody
• Oct 8, 2012 ... There is a tendency among my friends in Chicago, where I lived for the past eight years, to not see a Los Angeles beyond the Hollywood glitz and the tales of horrible traffic and bodily artificiality. And before making L.A. my ...

• There is a tendency that, once the Riksdag draws up a resolution on EU
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• Rare birds can turn up everywhere, but there is a tendency that birds concentrate at the northern, southern, eastern and westernmost points, depending on the dominant winds. This is due to the fact that these places are the first bits of land the ...
• At the same time, however, there is a tendency that is common to all the national systems of education that are taking shape and that is becoming increasingly clear: the tendency toward their integra
• tion into the world market of educatio
• affairs, the resolution will deal with a matter on which there is widespread national consensus, such as transparency in the EU or the combat against drugs and child ...
• There is a tendency that the medicine was based on clinical observation at the bedside and conduct scientific experiments.converting synthroid to armour thyroid dosage. There is a tendency that the medicine was based on clinical observation ...