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121. In practical curatorial terms the abstraction of software is, in any event, something of a pseudo-problem.
122. In his fourteen years as a fancier he has converted a hobby into something of a triumphant campaign.
123. But the 1996 World Cup was something of a contrivance, a made-for-promotional-purposes event.
124. Men who wanted to make something of themselves went to church, and they went well dressed.
125. I even smartened myself up, becoming something of a dandy.
126. These conflicting demands of the two principles are something of which people are consciously aware.
127. Working-class women who endured hardship and self-sacrifice and survived with something of themselves still intact.
128. The town has struck a Faustian bargain, they contend -- trading something of its small-town soul for success.
129. In recent years funding and management of the health service has become something of a political football.
130. This able and likeable man was admirably adaptable to circumstances and had something of an eye to the main chance.
131. As well as being an ardent botanist, Mr Taylor is also something of a historian.
132. The numbers to be employed in the raid provided something of a problem.
133. That may help explain why alternative keyboards remain something of a novelty in the workplace.
134. Safire, who ungentlemanly called Hillary a congenital liar,[www.] knows something of which he speaks.
135. During the next few days Stevie was to find himself something of a cult figure.
136. She had heard enough from the Julians to recognise in the disrepair something of the troubles of the Dersinghams.
137. Ironically, SurfWatch has become something of a censor itself, since the company decides which sites to block.
138. In order to deal with the problems of budgeting for this it is necessary to know something of company financial and cost accounting.
139. As semi-podunk semi-newspapers go, Wick Communications is something of a 900-pound gorilla.
140. As regards metaphor, the cognitive approach appears to share something of both semantics and pragmatics.
141. Howard is becoming something of an expert on the theory of social work, in fact.
142. In all things of nature there is something of the marvelous.Aristotle
143. Promoting a fund has become something of a black art.
144. These events across the Channel had something of a postscript after Cnut's death.
145. This process demonstrates that your organization has successfully produced something of quality or value solely through its own expertise and resources.
146. The Beecher household displayed something of the talent avail-able and the human damage to family members that accompanied the strivings.
147. Take the opportunity, when it arises, to convey something of help or value to the receiver.
148. Hill had established himself as a local hero and also as something of an eccentric.
149. Voice over For a world class decathlete it's something of a gear change.
150. The creative artist may manipulate a medium until something of interest turns up.
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