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• I've just had some chocolate.

• Add some fresh parsley, finely chopped.

• I need to get some fresh air to clear my head .

• Steven gave me some good advice.

• We had some friends round for dinner on Saturday.

• It'll be some time before we get to eat again.

• It took some effort to get the thing upstairs.

• In the end she agreed but she took some persuading.

• Will you phone me back - it's a matter of some importance.

• Green's new world record will take some beating.

• Some fool switched it off.

• Some girl rang for you but she didn't say her name.

• Some bright spark thought it would be a good idea to let the animals out.

• There must be some way you can get it to work.

• There must be some way you can get the documents back.

• We've got a lot of apples if you'd like some.

• There's a cake here - would you like some?

• I had some of Jean's bread and it was good.

• There's plenty of coffee here if you'd like some.

• Some of you will know Ron already.

• Some of these observations were missing from original data forms.

• Some examples of their applications can be found in refs.

• Some here and there are simple and dignified.

• In this case, some cells may be understained.

• Such functional communities may or may not imply some form of community of feeling.

• We have permitted ourselves some syntactic flexibility in presenting the metaprogram.

• More than this, it was strikingly similar to some of the plans being drawn up at that very moment by coiffeurs themselves.

• In large new housing estates alone, some 100,000 new dwellings a year are planned to be built.

• We generalize some recent results developed in static policy games with multiple players, to a dynamic context.

• The problem is that each player's use indirectly interferes with the other's use and that some arrangement is necessary to reconcile both uses.

• The oboe, on the other hand, offers very little for the eye, though some players attempt to compensate for this with grand gestures.

• From the qualitative interviews, however, some interesting expansions of the definitions of ' relative ' have emerged.

• The solutions capture some of the qualitative features observed in experiments.

• It is of interest to discuss some qualitative aspects of the solution before carrying out the calculation.

• Although, in principle, strong objections may be raised against such direct comparisons, some qualitative results have been obtained.