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61. At other times, the hydraulically assisted steering on the bridge is used.

62. At time he was almost seductively charming; at other times he was boorish and obtuse.

63. Sometimes he appeared like a mother's boy, at other times a thug.

64. Lurid crimes. At other times it merely refers to glaring and usually unsavory sensationalism.

65. Sometimes it felt close by and at other times it was only a distant echo.

66. At times he seems rather ordinary. At other times ethereal, perhaps even spectral.

67. At other times, she would turn petulantly away, and hide her face in her hands, or even push him off angrily; and then he took care to let her alone, for he was certain of doing no good.

68. Mel was conscious, as at other times, of her desirability and warmth.

69. At other times, he wore a straightjacket, like the kind used in mental hospitals to restrain patients.

70. At other times, business activity is likely to slump, hitting a point below the trend line.

71. At other times, perhaps unwillingly, he implies that the industrial order is crude, greedy, and destructive.

72. At other times they plod along in drawn - out lines , creating deep ruts in the dusty soil.

73. At other times, Berners-Lee has described it as "the application of weblike design to data" - for example designing for re-use of information.

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74. A key assumption of much of that research is that the backgrounds of children born in the winter are the same as the backgrounds of children born at other times of the year.

75. At other times he forgets entirely to bring the tea bag and must be reminded.

76. In fact, at times they can sound quite incredible. Unfortunately, at other times, they simply don't cut the mustard.