| The assumption, as is often the case with this cretaceous era of computer software, is that someone else has loused it up for them. |
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| But, as is often the case with such things, a love-hate relationship formed. |
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| Although Ferguson spoke with only a semi-serious tone, there was a barb within his remarks, as is often the case with jokes. |
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| And as is often the case with Mr. Jackson, the truth is a bit more complicated. |
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| The land in West Africa is generally fragile and unfertile, as is often the case with African soils. |
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| However, as is often the case with early references to black people in Britain, not much is known about Peter's life beyond the line that refers to him in the parish register. |
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| Sometimes, powers may also be shared between an autonomous regulatory agency and the Government, as is often the case with respect to licensing. |
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| I will not explain the rules here, they are simple enough, as is often the case with the best games. |
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| Sprinkled with lemon, the fish tastes fresh and very salty, though as is often the case with cheaper salmon, a bit whiffy. |
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| All this was impressive and, as is often the case with reports like these, overdrawn. |
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| The subject of the song, as is often the case with Mann, is the music industry. |
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| In other situations, you may have no clear idea when the employee will be ready to resume work, as is often the case with absences due to illness or injury. |
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| Sadly, as is often the case with this game, QVGA screens don't provide sufficient definition to play the game comfortably. The poor graphics don't help matters either. |
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| However, as is often the case with the interpretation of scripture, there is dispute on this matter. |
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| As is often the case with people who go public about their messy private lives, many of the contributors were self-serving bores. |
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| As is often the case with trade statistics, figures quantifying the value of pirated Caribbean music are difficult to find. |
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| As is often the case with bureaucratized military establishments, American warfighting doctrine has not kept pace with developments. |
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