It was a little bit of Ben, a little bit of Liv—a little bit focused, a little bit messy.
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A little bit fantasy, a little bit horror, a little bit family drama.
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It's a little bit nostalgia, a little bit chest-puffery and a little bit self-flagellation.
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"A little bit of mislocation, a little bit of balls flying, a little bit of everything," Verlander said.
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Then, often slowly, you have to go off the rails a little bit, a little bit, a little bit.
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So hopefully they get a little bit of it, a little bit of it, a little bit of it.
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It was a little bit old-fashioned monster-movie matinee, a little bit DIY puppetry, a little bit local-TV kids' show, and a little bit retro science-fiction saga.
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It's a little bit of a thriller, a little bit of a drama, a little bit of a comedy, a little bit of a romance — and wholly its own thing.
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A little bit of Wimbledon in the sun, a little bit of New York all night long, a little bit of Olympics in the cold, a little bit of Andy you are gold!
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Do a little bit more, do a little bit better.
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It's a little bit normcore, it's a little bit skater.
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A little bit France, a little bit Germany, utterly charming.
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A little bit unconventional, a little bit of hard love.
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The genie's got a little bit of "Hitch" in it; it's got a little bit of "Bad Boys" in it; a little bit of "The Pursuit of Happyness" — it's got a little bit of everything.
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"A little bit, a little bit toward the end," Whiteside said.
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" "'It's a little bit more, a little bit more,' they say.
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"It's a little bit darker, a little bit masculine," he says.
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Most investors are a little bit cautious, a little bit greedy.
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It'd be a little bit slower, a little bit more compact.
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Basically, just a little bit more — and a little bit less.
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If you wanna stand out a little bit more or you want to have a little bit more fun, be a little bit more unexpected, you have to put a little bit more time into it.
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It's a little bit of an assistant, it's a little bit of a newsfeed, it's a little bit of random ads for Samsung products and it's a little bit of you can actually use your phone.
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A little bit of Westworld, a little bit of Ex Machina, and—thankfully—a little bit of the Mooninites from Aqua Teen Hunger Force.
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I really was a little bit hopeful and a little bit optimistic.
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It's just a little bit more bloggy, a little bit more rumoresque.
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Maren Morris is a little bit country and a little bit EDM.
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Well, a little bit metallic and a little bit citrus, she says.
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We're a little bit of this and a little bit of that.
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Chris Wallace sounded a little bit wistful, and a little bit wry.
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"We just try to be a little bit more universal, a little bit more timeless, and a little bit more subtle," Levitan told the outlet.
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It's a little bit bulletin board, a little bit Facebook, a little bit Highlight — the app that tried to introduce you to interesting people nearby.
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I hope going forward, we can be a little bit -- a little bit different and maybe get along a little bit better, if that's possible.
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And I hope going forward we can be a little bit -- a little bit different, and maybe get along a little bit better, if that's possible.
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For every pound you lose, you'll also lose a little bit of water, a little bit of fat, and a little bit of muscle, Lofton explains.
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And I hope going forward we can be a little bit — a little bit different, and maybe get along a little bit better, if that's possible.
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He just steadily gets a little bit better and a little bit better.
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"My scars are a little bit lighter, a little bit softer," she shares.
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She started drinking a little bit, we both was drinking a little bit.
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This recipe is a little bit country, a little bit rock 'n' roll.
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I just have a little bit of eyeliner, a little bit of eyeshadow.
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It's very lovely, but it's a little bit—a little bit—too much.
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A little bit nutty and a little bit slutty won't fly any more.
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Taylor: Applebee's tried to be a little bit trendy, a little bit cool.
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The esthetic is a little bit bohemian, a little bit rock and roll.
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Let&aposs do it a little bit better and a little bit faster.
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Everybody was kind of a little bit off rhythm for a little bit.
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With a little bit of Hannibal Lecter, a little bit of Sherlock Holmes.
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You get a little bit of fear and a little bit of fun.
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It's a little bit sweet, a little bit spicy, and umami as hell.
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You have a little bit of time... Oh yeah, more than a little bit.
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HALL: And suddenly things are a little bit alien and a little bit off.
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It's a little bit Swiss Army knife, a little bit Island of Doctor Moreau.
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" Cloud described Musgraves overall style as "a little bit retro, a little bit trailblazer.
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It does take a little bit of skill and a little bit of will.
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The answer involves a little bit of history and a little bit of coincidence.
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"It's a little bit of look and a little bit of comfort," Poole said.
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It might go up a little bit, it might go down a little bit.
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The answer is a little bit of yes and a little bit of no.
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Utopia Falls is a little bit Hunger Games and a little bit American Idol.
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It's supposed to be a little bit judicial and a little bit legislative-political.
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It opened me up a little bit, tuned my brain a little bit more.
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They were a little bit quicker than we were and a little bit harder.
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This pin is a little bit Classics Studies, a little bit rock and roll.
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That's a little bit smaller than Milwaukee and a little bit bigger than Fresno.
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" Before the season aired she told People, "I have always been a little bit bigger, a little bit louder and a little bit sassier than most little girls.
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People are looking for more balanced return profile out of Google now: a little bit of growth, a little bit of margin, and a little bit of capital return.
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On social, the company amplifies this persona, adopting a "little bit more of an edgy tone ... just a little bit more clever, a little bit more witty," Blashford said.
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"Somewhere along the line, our relationship with developers got a little bit complicated, a little bit confusing, a little bit unpredictable," he said at the company's developer conference, Flight.
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It's a little bit naïve but it's a little bit academic and it's a little bit I've got other things I'm paying attention to with all due respect. Right.
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Add a little bit of soy sauce, and a little bit of sweet chili sauce.
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It's a little bit of this and a little bit of that, you feel me?
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Dierks Bentley is a little bit holy grail, but still a little bit burning man!
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We're gonna get into a little bit of election politics, electability, in a little bit.
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The second one came as niggas had toured a little bit, learned a little bit.
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A little bit futuristic, a little bit whimsical, and a whole lot of seaweed garnish.
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Now that I'm making a little bit more money, I'm paying a little bit extra.
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There's a little bit, there's some monetization that's happening there, a little bit with Twitter.
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It's a little bit what Airbnb was trying to do, a little bit more experiences.
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It&aposs supposed to be a little bit judicial and a little bit legislative-political.
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Here's what else is happening: A little bit of this, a little bit of that.
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"She thought I was a little bit aloof or a little bit... closed," Hogan said.
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It's a little bit of dried plant material in a little bit of a wrapping.
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A little bit of Pulp, a little bit of Haircut 100, a lot of riffs.
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I figured by over-spending just a little bit, I was just a little bit safer.
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So, if the market takes it down a little bit – we'll buy a little bit more.
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It looks a little bit like an Unsullied and it looks a little bit phallic, ironically.
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"A few weeks ago, it was a little bit browner, a little bit firmer," Slumbers said.
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A little bit funny, a little bit touching, these pins would definitely make an encouraging gift.
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But as a composer, you get a little bit older — and perhaps a little bit wiser.
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The new squad in D.C. is then a little bit old and a little bit new.
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There's a little bit of Neil Young in Jackson Maine, and a little bit of Nelson.
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RECIPE: Creamed Spinach This recipe is a little bit country, a little bit rock 'n' roll.
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Eating a little bit less, doing a little bit less, putting fewer things in your calendar.
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The basket's composition is meant to reflect the goods that consumers are buying — a little bit of housing, a little bit of food, a little bit of electronics, and so on.
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" After all, says the president, "We've all got a little bit of Spock and a little bit of Kirk and a little bit of Scotty, maybe some Klingon in us, right?
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Bill Belichick: I think I know a little bit about competition, I think I know a little bit about leadership, and I think I know a little bit about team building.
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I'm not talking extremes; just a little bit smarter, a little bit stronger, a little bit better suited for the world because its an obligation that we have to our community.
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Why did the Steve Jobs who came back to Apple consistently get described as a little bit kinder, a little bit more patient, a little bit more thoughtful toward other people?
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She's most assuredly creating the soundtrack to whatever becomes the next The Craft or Natural Born Killers — a little bit industrial grime, a little bit shoegaze, a little bit dark as fuck.
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Do a little bit of reading, a little bit of learning before you opine on these issues.
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We have a little bit of this and a little bit of that, we fit in everywhere.
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It has this balearic feel, but it's just a little bit darker and a little bit weirder.
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A little bit of concealer, a great mascara, a little bit of gloss, brows... and you're good.
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But then I have to keep a little bit of distance, which is a little bit uncomfortable.
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Fray them a little bit or clump them a little bit, or push them the wrong way.
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It's all just a little bit too smug and a little bit too mealy mouthed to land.
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The narrative is a little bit shaggy, and some of the characters are a little bit flat.
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We've fallen into a little bit of a bull flag here, a little bit of a consolidation.
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The trend is a little bit '70s, a little bit grunge, and a whole lot of cool.
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On the outside, it appeared unchanging, maybe growing a little bit harder, a little bit less flexible.
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"She's healing me a little bit more, taking away a little bit of the pain," Kelsey said.
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So yeah, I would say mine is just a little bit harsher, a little bit more blatant.
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"The thing is, pizza is a little bit tangy and a little bit spicy," Mr. Hyland said.
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But doing so will require a little bit of creativity and a little bit of political will.
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"I feel a little bit better about working on something a little bit more noble," he said.
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So could have been a little bit of inexperience and maybe a little bit of fatigue, also.
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But it was just a little bit too long and a little bit too expensive to do.
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"I'm expecting the market to hover here for a little bit, a little bit nervous," he said.
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So it's a little bit Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, a little bit Riverdale, and very, very French.
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Talk a little bit about what you want ... tell the story, a little bit of the story.
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And they're going to push us a little bit and we're going to push them a little bit.
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BUT MARC, A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW A LITTLE BIT ABOUT WATSON, A LITTLE BIT ABOUT ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.
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So, you have sort of that pass – a little bit slower growth, a little bit slower job growth.
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Tell us a little bit about what upside you see there, because it's a little bit like Saks.
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Give it that extra speed, a little bit — keep a little bit — keep about 10% in the bag.
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How do you assess those games that are a little bit broken, but also a little bit brilliant?
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I actually think we're a little bit tight right here, a little bit too high with the rate.
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There's you can spot it a little bit, you have to do a little bit of background research.
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So, it was a little bit over my contract, a little bit over what I wanted to do.
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So crises may be a little bit hairier, and a little bit more dangerous, than we would expect.
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But the moon's orbit is tilted a little bit compared to the Earth's, so usually when the moon is full, the Earth's shadow passes a little bit above or a little bit below it.
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So I do see a little bit of a stagnation of business, and a little bit of volatility and change in policies may help to give a little bit of momentum to the business.
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"As soon as he was a break down he started to play a little bit - everything was a little bit deeper, he served a little bit better and it was tough after that," Goffin said.
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Billed as an opera, it was a stylized reflection on the Black Panthers and racial activism that was a little bit music performance, a little bit consciousness-raising street fair, a little bit installation art.
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And since then the data softened a little bit, and now they seem a little bit, you know, stronger.
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Maggie's voice, I hope, is a little bit more young, and Lena's a little bit more middle-of-America.
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A new report from Colorado finds a little bit of the first and a little bit of the second.
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But every year computers got a little bit better, and a little bit smaller, until suddenly the future happened.
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"I actually think we're a little bit tight here, a little bit too high with the rates," he said.
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Where you're a little bit scared, a little bit excited, but the outcome is not going to hurt you.
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SK: I said something, and he kind of walked it back a little bit and apologized a little bit.
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I should go out there and step up a little bit more, get my level a little bit up.
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The M4 will not but it shoots a little bit faster and it's a little bit easier to control.
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"It's a little bit of art, and a little bit of science," cofounder Hillary Kerr says in the video.
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Amazon's Alexa smart home assistant just got a little bit smarter and a little bit easier to talk to.
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It's a little bit Holochess, a little bit choose-your-own-adventure, and completely unlike anything you've ever seen.
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And it takes a little bit of heart and a little bit of determination, and all that's a recipe.
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It might be heavier or lighter, and it might last a little bit longer or a little bit shorter.
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We knew it would quiet down a little bit because the other one was taken a little bit quicker.
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"We've got a newly married couple looking a little bit disenchanted and a little bit stressed," Mr. Arnold said.
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"I think I got a little bit excited," Familia said, admitting he might have been "overthrowing" a little bit.
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"Government usually costs a little bit more and takes a little bit longer to do these things," Nield added.
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"The first 13 minutes I think was a little bit in their favor, but once the 21-minute mark came, I think we started pushing back a little bit and playing a little bit," said Engelland.
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" "A little bit more ethnic, a little bit more blue collar, a little bit more middle America, less upper-crust country-club types," Barr said, asserting that the mainstream Catholic vote "is the swing vote, frankly.
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Let us do what we can to make the world a little bit fairer, a little bit more gender-equal.
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Everything you do with it is a little bit easier and a little bit nicer than it would be otherwise.
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" HIS PARALYSIS "All it means is whatever I do is a little bit harder and probably a little bit slower.
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And it kind of feels to me a little bit with Snap like we've gone through that a little bit.
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There's a little bit less mimicking — there's a James Brown piece that we do but a little bit less mimicking.
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It's a little bit Crocodile Hunter, a little bit Fear Factor, and a smidgen of Jackass — a comparison Peterson hates.
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I will say that you might see a little bit different game here tomorrow night, a little bit different weather.
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"It's not the same, but I feel a little bit more feminine and a little bit more capable," she says.
|
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The news today is a little bit of an expansion of Instant Apps and a little bit of a rebranding.
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And the similar stuff it can do takes a little bit longer and is a little bit harder to hear.
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It's like being an Italian cook, you just do a little bit of this and a little bit of that.
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It's a little bit Talking Heads music video, a little bit Jazzpunk, and a whole bunch of blissfully bizarre logic.
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It's a little bit heavier and a little bit thicker than the S6, but not egregiously so in either category.
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Kelly Clarkson's Tennessee house is a little bit country, a little bit rock-'n'-roll, just like the singer herself.
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That one was called "Think Like a Freak," which was a little bit more strategic, a little bit more teachy.
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He wasn't going to get any taller, but he could get a little bit stronger and a little bit faster.
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"It's not the same, but I feel a little bit more feminine and a little bit more capable," she said.
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Everything that felt a little bit off or a little bit shaky in the rehearsal was fine during the show.
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"I think I just got into a little bit of a groove, a little bit of a rhythm," Gray said.
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Morissette: My hope is just to make the lives of these children a little bit better, a little bit easier.
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Yeah. A healthy dose of Pilates, a little bit of success and a little bit of confidence can do that.
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Pocahontas is gaining a little bit because we probably used the Pocahontas a little bit too early, but that's okay.
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I know I&aposm getting a little bit older here, but I thought they&aposd be a little bit funnier.
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You actually turn out to be a little bit more creative, a little bit more ... I just have bad handwriting.
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It actually rewards you to just be a little bit more thoughtful and do your diligence a little bit more.
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It feels like something you thought was there was actually a little bit closer or a little bit farther away.
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"She'd be, like, throw in a little bit of this, squeeze a little bit of that, taste it," he said.
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A tie-front top is a little bit "Blue Lagoon," a little bit disco, but mostly it's a lot summer.
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In the end, Trump will likely deal a little bit to the farms, and a little bit to the mills.
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"Farmers are getting a little bit less from cash receipts and a little bit more from government payments," she said.
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Because venture capitalists they invest in New York a little bit, a little bit in Austin, mostly in Silicon Valley.
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DC: Yeah, I think there's a little bit of ... a little bit, the female version of Peter Gregory and that.
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This is definitely a bid to kind of bring in that consumer that's maybe a little bit afraid of the connected home, a little bit afraid of voice commands, a little bit afraid of that whole thing.
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And all of it was jiggered up with bejeweled thigh-highs, Bakelite logo necklaces, clunky square-heeled loafers, and enormous brocade ushanka hats — a little bit geeky, a little bit athleisure, a little bit soignée; altogether cool.
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"The best way to describe it is we're a little bit like the Lakers, and we're a little bit like Barstool Sports, and we're a little bit like Supreme," says 100 Thieves president and COO John Robinson.
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The service helped Lear win a dismissal in 2016, leaving him a little bit richer and Seattle a little bit poorer.
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It is definitely a little bit more colorful and a little bit more whimsical than the other stuff that we've done.
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And with that 64-year-old gone, premiums are a little bit lower, because the pool is a little bit younger.
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Other suits in the past have been a little bit bulky or made you sort of hunch over a little bit.
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" The actor added that he was "a little bit country with Jana and a little bit rock and roll with Christina!!!
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A little bit in Oakland, a little bit in LA. I believe that's mostly it, except maybe one of the joints.
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You're moving around a little bit, everyone will be a little bit more healthy and have like permanent scars right there.
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"Until we see a little bit more certainty the dollar is a little bit gun-shy at this point," Trang said.
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" Adds Barbara, "When [Clinton] was positioning us for the photo shoot it seemed a little bit odd, a little bit odd.
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Everyone has gotten a little bit older, a little bit wiser, and they're starting to put out music that's globally competitive.
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They're getting a little bit of heat, getting a little bit of attention, and are trying to make him look bad.
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We want it to feel a little bit different, maybe a little bit darker, but still have the sense of fun.
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For me, I was probably always looking to pass a little bit more, so that probably came a little bit easier.
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And I feel like I've just gone on a little bit farther with Jo; I've pushed that a little bit more.
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It was really such a nice restaurant, but it was a little bit too early and a little bit too upmarket.
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I am a little bit tired, a little bit full of anxiety, and yet, I am happy to speak with you.
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With today's technology, you can be handsy and a little bit lazy because the racket does a little bit for you.
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"The rules around cannabis start to look a little bit silly or a little bit over the top," Mr. Rifici said.
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I put a little bit, I eat it, I wait a little bit and if I'm happy and satisfied, I leave.
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"They just kind of do a little bit here, a little bit there, and maybe you'll forget about it," he said.
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"It doesn't matter if it's a little bit cold or a little bit hot, you can play volleyball anywhere," he said.
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"They have to take a little bit more care and a little bit more planning with what they have," Manwaring said.
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" She said DuVernay's actions gave her "a little bit of hope, a little bit of strength that good things do happen.
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Microsoft was in there for a little bit, Google was in there for a little bit, they all sort of sputtered.
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But a little bit of insecurity, a little bit of self-doubt, is helpful because it allows us to monitor ourselves.
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Yes, rich cities might have to raise their taxes a little bit, and you might have to move inland a little bit.
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And so I think it's a story that's been a little bit ignored and a little bit pushed off to the side.
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And then, later on, went in and fiddled with it a little bit more, just to make it a little bit bigger.
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"Whether it was a little bit of shoplifting or a little bit less of shoplifting, it doesn't justify what happened," Horne said.
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"It was a little bit more specific and a little bit more blunt in some ways," said State Department spokesman John Kirby.
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Green: There were one of those bands that were a little bit punk and a little bit metal at the same time.
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"I'm here a little bit earlier, but I also get to be home a little bit earlier," Amaro said, comparing his jobs.
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"It takes a little bit of time, and it takes a little bit of give and take on both sides," Wackrow said.
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"You have to be a little bit selfish and you have to be willing to be a little bit selfish," she says.
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They are a little bit strong but a little bit fragile, they are always in contradiction, Their identity is always in contradiction.
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"I'll use the same equipment, but I'll make it a little bit harder, a little bit more motions and movements," he said.
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And you see him stretch himself a little bit in this movie, a little bit of humor, a whole lot of action.
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As it got later in the game, it started to come up a little bit because he was tiring a little bit.
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The baby's a little bit overdue so we've had a little bit of time to think about it ... that's the next bit.
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It had a little bit of You Can't Do That on Television, and a little bit of the schmaltzy sentimentality of Degrassi.
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It just looked mechanically just a little bit out of sync as far as maybe coming down the mound a little bit.
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This is served with spaghetti and a little bit of shaved parmesan and romano on top and a little bit of pepper.
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Film is a little bit more forgiving and has a little bit more soul in it; there's something beautiful in the grain.
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"Perhaps the need to tap that equity is a little bit lower and there is a little bit more discipline among consumers."
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Remember when Anita Hill was mocked as "a little bit nutty and a little bit slutty" for speaking up about Clarence Thomas?
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Or you can use a little bit of oatmeal and then some water or almond milk, and a little bit of honey.
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I would adjust a little bit and be a different player, but I think this would be a little bit more difficult.
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They had the ball rolling a little bit in a close game, and that kind of eased it up a little bit.
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If it declines a little bit — and I've seen those numbers, and it's a little bit — there is no reason for alarm.
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The remark—a little bit corporate, a little bit profound—brought home for me the pragmatic, post-ideological bent of his politics.
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"We're a little bit scared but at the same time we're a little bit happy because we got his attention," said Romero.
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Director Daniel Goldhaber turns in a feature debut that's a little bit noir, a little bit glam, and forgivably, appropriately self-obsessed.
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They might be a little bit faster, might be a little bit slimmer, a little bit lighter, maybe slightly better battery life than a brand new laptop at a year and a half ago, but it's not a fundamental change.
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"He's always been there supporting people who think they're a little bit weird or a little bit strange, a little bit different, and he's always been there for them," Bowie's son, Duncan Jones, said as he collected the album award.
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Obama: Star Trek, like any good story, says that we're all complicated, and we've all got a little bit of Spock and a little bit of Kirk [laughs] and a little bit of Scotty, maybe some Klingon in us, right?
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It has a little bit of a hip-hop vibe, a little bit of an R&B vibe—all of that, but with a little bit of a different sense of musicality because the flute brings something different to it.
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So what he&aposs doing is, OK, I&aposm going to give Putin a little bit of stature, a little bit of status.
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And I hope going forward we can be a little bit different, and maybe get along a little bit better, if that's possible.
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I'm ready to take it a little bit easier, but still, be involved in MMA doing something a little bit different than fighting.
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In the shorter term, business has slowed down a little bit, just as the economy has slowed down a little bit in China.
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We can get away with a little bit more, I think audiences are a little bit more wise to things, kids in particular.
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GUILFOYLE: We&aposre going to agree to disagree on that, because a little-bit heated there, but a little-bit heated over here.
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In Carry This Book, Jacobson's art is warm, textured, and carefully composed, a little bit Maira Kalman and a little bit Roz Chast.
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So it was getting a little bit intense for her and she probably was just inadvertently taking her meds a little bit inappropriately.
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But if you move that bar code a little bit, ruin it a little bit, touch it roughly, that bar code gets ruined.
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If you ask Paramount, a little bit of Dwayne Johnson, a little bit of Zac Efron and a whole lot of raunchy jokes.
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Black Flamingo is a fitting name for the restaurant, since it's a little bit chill and tropical, a little bit dark and moody.
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It has a little bit of blues, a little bit of Elvis, but it's contemporary and modern, and it's just cool and funky.
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I STARTED OFF THE CONVERSATION BY SAYING I WAS A LITTLE BIT, IN A WEIRD KIND OF WAY, IT'S A LITTLE BIT FLATTERING.
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There are states that will be a little bit ahead of the curve, and states that are a little bit behind the curve.
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"It was shock and a little bit of panic, a little bit of excitement, and then panic again," she told Recode on Wednesday.
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It's enough for us to make a little bit of money, and enough for the subs to make a little bit of money.
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And they would submerge it a little bit more, then a little bit more, and the car filled up with water over time.
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This scenario is a little bit Trump goes crazy and a little bit South Korea goes crazy, but I'll focus on South Korea.
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Maybe she's a little bit tone-deaf and sometimes misses the mark a little bit, but [this is] not such a bad transgression.
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"For the first matches, I think I had a little bit too much respect, played a little bit careful and safe," Bencic said.
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"All it means is whatever I do is a little bit harder and probably a little bit slower," is how he's put it.
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"I think people invented a little bit of a scandal or a little bit of a rivalry, but there's never been," Tiffany said.
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A little bit Election, a little bit Cruel Intentions, it's all the way cerebral and funny in the ways most Murphy shows are.
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" It is, he explained, "a little bit like a tax: You make a little more money, and you get taxed a little bit.
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The drink is "a little bit exotic and made with fresh, hand-peeled lychees, lemongrass and a little bit of cinnamon," Jarvis said.
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"She thought I was a little bit aloof, or a little bit, closed," Hogan said of Kozlowski's first impression of him upon meeting.
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It's a darker style Rose that he says is a little bit richer, and also has a little bit of an apple note.
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"It's a matter of better execution and managing the puck a little bit better and creating a little bit more offense," Julien said.
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As the economy recovered and got a little bit homeostatic, I went looking around for other things that I could write about with the same formula of, you do a little bit of reporting, you throw in a little bit of historical context.
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"Just need to pick it up a little bit, pick up the pace, maybe a little bit more touch around the greens, a little bit more feel but the way I'm striking it, I'm very pleased," said the four-times major champion.
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It's hard to explain just what's going on here — the whole thing looks a little bit like Netflix's Maniac, a little bit like a Michel Gondry film, and a little bit like a mishmash of every show about some dark global conspiracy.
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They offer the same experiences: They might be a little bit faster, they might be a little bit slimmer, maybe slightly better battery life.
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That means offering a super wide color gamut but falling a little bit short on color accuracy because everything is a little bit oversaturated.
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"It's ambitions and a little bit crazy in scope, but all of the options on the table are a little bit crazy," Desch said.
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"That extra resolution allows the sensors to see a little bit farther which allows the system to drive a little bit faster," Zajac said.
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Science-fiction thriller, with a little bit of domestic drama, a little bit of martial-arts mayhem, and a whole lot of angry aliens.
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The culture of the European Tour is just a little bit different in terms of guys socialize a little bit more with each other.
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"You know, being that you was a little bit older, I was kind of expecting a little bit more from you," Roxanne told Hernandez.
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A little bit crafty, a little bit decadent, we'll be pulling our hair back to show off this style, whether it's beaded or fabric.
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It weighs a little bit more than an iPad Pro, and it's a little bit thicker than an iPad Pro, but not by much.
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I thought it was the perfect blend of social activism and a little bit of satire and a little bit of childish fun, almost.
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Now that we're a little bit older, we find ourselves making cake from a box a little bit less frequently than we used to.
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Like, I prefer to dine in places where I can feel the staff a little bit, they have a little bit of a personality.
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For a rarefied group, though, credentials are where the Olympics become a little bit like the military and a little bit like high school.
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And I know you told us last week a little bit about it, that it does feel like things have improved a little bit.
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"I want to take a little bit more risk — to explore and go a little bit bigger," she says of her guiding stylistic impulse.
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I could have done so much more if I'd only been a little bit more attentive, or worked a little bit harder,' or something.
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Below, new footwear options that are classic in nature but refocused for the season: just a little bit '90s, and a little bit country.
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He said in 2019 he was "doing a little bit of real estate, a little bit of technology and really just enjoying my time."
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And it may cost you a little bit more to buy organic food, but if you pay a little bit more, you waste less.
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"The Fed statement yesterday was a little bit more — well hawkish is a little bit dramatic," said Mark Spellman, portfolio manager at Alpine Funds.
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" Hill, meanwhile, was mocked and criticized in the press and in the Senate, famously called "a little bit nutty and a little bit slutty.
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It all feels like an episode from an early '90s black family sitcom, a little bit Cosby and a little bit A Different World.
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I will say there are times, when Eric and I go out in New York, that I want to dress my look up a little bit and be a little bit more chic with like a long trench coat or just a little bit elevated.
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And I can pretty much guarantee you that we will not get to the end of the year before you hear about a couple of other things where we'll do something that's a little bit disruptive, it's a little bit fun, a little bit opportunistic.
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It's very complacent, which is a little bit concerning because if that starts to heat up a little bit you'll see the market back off.
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I am an elected official, so I'm in the public eye a little bit, but this is definitely a lot more than a little bit.
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It was a little bit before my time, but I sort of discovered it after its heyday, and became a little bit obsessed with it.
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"We're a little bit concerned that market trends may be extended a little bit and market prices need to convert to fair value," Zipper said.
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The problem is there's no such thing as a little bit of plagiarism, just like there's no such thing as being a little bit pregnant.
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So tell me a little bit more about why you're optimistic there, because I do think it is a little bit of a counterintuitive view.
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Red tomatoes have a little bit more liquid inside of them, a little bit more water content, and the green tomato is not as watery.
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He said he based the tweets "just on a little bit of a hunch and a little bit of wisdom maybe," rather than hard evidence.
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"Make the tone a little bit more appealing to everybody -- make it a little bit more G-rated," said veteran pollster and strategist Jim McLaughlin.
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" The 37-year-old then drops her very interesting tip: "Add salt, a little bit of crushed pretzels and a little bit of parmesan cheese.
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You generally know what's in front of you, but each run, the levels are a little bit different, the weapons are a little bit different.
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"There was a little bit of anxiety a little bit in the ninth inning, but that's what it's all about," Arizona manager Torey Lovullo said.
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I think a little bit of Ted's problem is that he wants it a little bit of both ways with a lot of different crowds.
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It is, like several other things about L.A.F.C., just a little bit shinier, a little bit more enticing, than other such spaces around the league.
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Going into this season, I never thought I would have a little bit of hatred for Milk and a little bit of love for Kennedy.
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"I want people to get perspective and see what a little bit more money can get you, and a little bit less," Mr. Panoff said.
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VMAs As has become the norm at awards shows, the MTV Video Music Awards last night were a little bit musical, a little bit political.
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"I feel like guys with a little bit of mass are a little bit more durable throughout the season and throughout their careers," he said.
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He was in a little bit of a rut; I think it's because he was playing so much he was wearing down a little bit.
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Christie added that doesn't look good when "stuff comes out a little bit at a time and a little bit at a time," Politico reported.
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"The stock is getting a little bit overbought on a near-term basis so you might see a little bit of a pullback," he said.
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"I think in the end she got tired a little bit, then I was stepping a little bit forward to be more aggressive," Halep said.
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You've got to break things down for people, give them a little bit of your personality and tell them how you feel a little bit.
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When I first opened up, the street I was on was a little bit dangerous and it was a little bit out of the way.
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I can kind of see that a little bit because it is a little bit graphic, but at the same time, it shows what really happens.
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Roberts described her flamingo look as "a little bit of imagination and a little bit of purchasing," adding she dyed her hair pink all by herself.
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It's "a little bit looser and gets a little bit wilder" than Black-ish, according to Barris, and that's evident from the season's first three episodes.
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"You're like opening up your world a little bit more, and there's a little bit less of a line from business to real life," she says.
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"I hope that it stings a little bit, and that we go in there looking for a little bit of revenge," Triano told the Arizona Republic.
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"He had a little bit more pace, a little bit more tempo to him even than he did at the end of last week," Bevell said.
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So, replies do go above 20083 and allows a little bit more nuance and a little bit more space to have a discussion and discourse. Yeah.
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"Hopefully tonight I'm going to feel a little bit better and swim a little bit faster... We're going to keep pushing the boundary," he told reporters.
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"I thought just to have a little bit of confidence going into the fourth quarter, and to have a little bit of a lead," Budenholzer said.
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"It still got in on me a little bit, but I was able to find a little bit of barrel and put it out," Arrieta said.
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What I wore on my face was a little bit of concealer, some foundation, a little bit of bronzer, like, lipstick, and nothing around my eyes.
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So let's think a little bit long term again and let's accept that sometimes a little bit less good times and sometimes there are better times.
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"This happens day in and day out, and over time it starts to become a little bit more familiar, a little bit more comfortable," says Grant.
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LABOTT: If you can explain a little bit about what the US policy is on North Korea, because I think Americas are a little bit confused.
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"The acrylics I had were a little bit bulkier, and the process of putting them on seemed a little bit messier than gels," she told me.
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The checkbooks of yesteryear are deceased, making it a little bit more difficult to see the bigger picture and a little bit easier to spend frivolously.
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"I said, 'But I'm not seeing polls that are great, I'm a little bit down, I'm down in some, I'm a little bit down,'" Trump said.
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I've got some pretty coloring, my foot is a little bit bigger than usual, my big toe's a little bit longer than usual, but I'm good!
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There is so much more I could do if lunch was just a little bit longer, or if the lines were just a little bit shorter.
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Antoine: So you&aposre gonna taste a little bit of the baking spice that you have, the gin adds a little bit of aromatics as well.
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It's a little bit of a buddy comedy, a little bit of a throwback to the fun-for-all-ages adventure anthologies of TV's earliest days.
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And I charged it a little bit, because I got up really early this morning, charged it for a little bit while I was getting ready.
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Brother duo Fox Wilde is a little bit pop, a little bit electronic and a little bit country when it comes to composing music for icons like Demi Lovato and writing for James Maslow, but when they hit the studio for themselves, they're all rock n' roll.
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" He continued: "And I think, it would be the same thing that most of my dad's fans have taken over the last 50 years: he's always been there supporting people who think they're a little bit weird, or a little bit strange, a little bit different.
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"When prices fall, it makes people feel a little bit better, a little bit richer than they maybe are, and they spend a little bit more than they got from the savings on the gasoline side," said Chris Christopher, director of consumer economics at IHS Global Insight.
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That pricing is very close to that of the Mi 6, meaning you're basically trading a little bit of speed for a little bit of screen size.
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"I think there's a shift in the series if you're paying attention where things get a little bit more personal, a little bit more dramatic," Kirkman said.
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"I personally admire the way she has become a little bit more minimal in the way that she's dressing and a little bit more covered," Wintour says.
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It always goes off into the side a little bit, and when you get off into the side a little bit, that's when the interesting stuff works.
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We have the two main ones, as you know, and you have Lockheed and Boeing and you have a little bit some others, just a little bit.
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I think its a little bit of column A and a little bit of column B. Nilay isn't sensationalizing his opinion, but he's not downplaying it, either.
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I'm a little bit more of a boss now than I ever thought I'd be, a little bit less of a doer than I used to be.
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" Wait, so Trump accused his predecessor in the White House of spying on him on "a little bit of a hunch and a little bit of wisdom?
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And once you see a little bit of muscle, like my arms I saw a little bit of my triceps coming back and I was like, 'Yes!
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There's a little bit of a ... With New York real estate, there's a little bit of an argument over how much vinyl is allowed in our apartment.
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It can be as simple as setting aside 15 minutes before bedtime each night to do a little bit of this and a little bit of that.
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And I hope you leave this episode feeling a little bit more enlightened, a little bit less judgmental, and a little more horny than you were before.
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In the UK people are just a little bit more skeptical, maybe a little bit more cynical, there's certainly not a big emphasis on positivity at all.
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With the kingdom now "switching a little bit more towards focusing on growth," fiscal consolidation has been pushed "a little bit to the back burner," Friederich added.
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You can hear it clearly then, but the sobbing still harbors a little bit of hope, a little bit of promise that the day does not afford.
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Obviously, it has elements that other eggs Benedict don't, but this is also the original with a little bit of...Billy: With a little bit of... flair.
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"If it's just a little bit of pain for a little bit of time that can give someone years of joy, it's all worth it," he said.
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It would lift me up a little bit... being on such a high early in the year this year, it kind of flattened out a little bit.
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"Every day, every minute this goes on, the system degrades a little bit -- a little bit more than it was a minute ago," Dan McCabe told CNN.
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"If people can work just a little bit less and earn just a little bit more, that's the right direction to be trying to move," he said.
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Photo by Chad Kamenshine With a little bit of rock and a little bit of soul, Seratones have been quietly rising out of the Louisiana music scene.
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The significance of Women's History Month The origin, milestones and significance of Women's History Month involve a little bit of history and a little bit of coincidence.
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Anyway a little bit after they did a mashup of this song with Korn and it's kind of trash which ruined it a little bit for me.
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Our audience on Instagram skews a little bit older than our audience on Snapchat, and so I think that has a little bit to do with it.
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Did it feel like after the Upstage closed, the Stone Pony was able to capture a little bit of that spirit and recreate it a little bit?
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"I would have liked to have a little bit cleaner card today and played a little bit better," Fowler said, adding, "but this is a good one."
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OK, so my recommendation is a little bit more expensive than a Kindle and a little bit more expensive than a Pixel 3a but it's an iPad.
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Her path to national office then is to cast herself as a hybrid -- a little bit Trump, a little bit establishment but all herself and totally unique.
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The country-pop icon Shania Twain, whose Vegas residency starts next month, closed the night with a little bit of schmaltz and a little bit of bluster.
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"That started to help us have a little bit of momentum as a design organization, and people began to believe in us a little bit," said Schiavone.
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And in, say, 1984, one thing that most made him Michael was a wedding of grace and violence, a little bit ballet, a little bit Al Capone.
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The two companies are updating their apps to put a little bit of Waze-powered navigation in Spotify, and a little bit of Spotify-powered music in Waze.
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"It may be that the market was a little bit oversold, a little bit too much pessimism, so bargain hunters came in to buy some shares," Carey said.
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So I think that everyone should just take a step back, let us find out a little bit more, meaning the committee should find a little bit more.
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The thought process is that it may last a little bit longer in the system, so [the elderly are] covered a little bit longer than the younger person.
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"They're afraid to come up here because it has a tendency to be a little bit liberal, a little bit rough," Mr. Trump said of his Republican rivals.
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We were a little bit out of character starting the second half ... I thought the guys got frustrated a little bit because of the rhythm of the game.
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I actually would like to run the economy a little bit hot, and I view a 4.7 percent unemployment rate as running the economy a little bit hot.
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Personally, knowing that my friends and followers are going to see my distance and speed pushes me to go a little bit farther or a little bit faster.
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It was a waste of our time as a nation at best, and at worst made us a little bit more ignorant and a little bit more bigoted.
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And I love that, but it could have been different had we been a band for a little bit longer and played the songs a little bit longer.
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Some of the smoother ones, like [instrument humming] that... even though this feels a little bit like... that feels a little bit, to me, like a vacuum cleaner.
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And yet grumpy, cocky, mumbly Arthur is still an action-star salad — a little bit Willis, a little bit Stallone and the tiniest chip off the old Rock.
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" PAUL NOLTE, PORTFOLIO MANAGER, KINGSVIEW INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT, CHICAGO "I'm hoping this opens up the spigots a little bit and makes it a little bit easier to transact business.
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"You've just got to try and appreciate a little bit of the day off now and recharge the battery a little bit, stay off your legs," Boone said.
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See what you want — a little bit 1950s, a little bit Hitchcock — but in the end we are all our own canvas, free to scribble as we will.
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Sort of stuck a little bit in between just trying to go out there and play and then concentrating a little bit on some technical stuff as well.
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"I think Cambridge Analytica was pivotal a little bit less because of the public impact and a little bit more because of the effect on Congress," King said.
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Sometimes we adjust my workouts to make the rest a little bit longer than it would be, and sometimes I target a little bit slower of a pace.
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So I like the idea that it's on the street and it's a little bit disposable because the story of gentrification is a little bit disposable, you know?
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On Sunday, Zinko presented her fall/winter 2017 collection, which felt a little bit Barbie, a little bit vintage Chanel, and a little bit '80s jazzercise with its very Pretty Woman tailored overcoats (worn with sneakers), one-shouldered knits with ruffled necklines, and patent trousers, dresses, mini skirts, and belts.
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Yeah, I think people are going to freak out a little bit, and then people are going to learn a little bit more in the subsequent episode and episodes.
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In fact, Diaz pointed out to Entertainment Weekly that his character "has a little bit more inner peace and a little bit more happiness" in this alt-reality. 5.
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" The playroom has "a little bit of chaos and a little bit of color kind of like our lives," but her favorite kid space is her "little princess's room.
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I think Grassley should hear him out and out and toy with him a little bit, play with him a little bit and see what he has to say.
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Most districts gave their teachers a 5 percent increase of a raise, and then the following year it will be a little bit more, and a little bit more.
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And with a little bit of help from (pitching coach Mark) Riggins, I felt I just had a little bit more confidence going into tonight, regardless of last night.
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"[Revamping the way a received like looks] turned it from something that could feel a little bit transactional into something that feels a little bit more conversational," he says.
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The reason, as with many things, is a little bit rational and a little bit emotional, and it comes with a healthy helping of bullshit aversion on the side.
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"Getting rid of bad habits takes a little bit of time and investment takes a little bit of time to take hold and begin to create momentum," he added.
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There's a little bit of sci-fi, a little bit of internet culture, and a lot of smarts on this list, so fire up the Kindle and get cracking.
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"I always have something on, even if I'm going to shower, I put on a little bit of mascara, a little bit of blush and some lipstick," she says.
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" When asked if he understood where the phrase came from, or its meaning, he said he understood it "a little bit" and was "a little bit aware of it.
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The X-ray works at a fine enough scale to detect "a little bit of sulfur, or a little bit of zinc or copper," said Uwe Bergmann of Stanford.
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"I'm sure that they were a little bit overwhelmed, a little bit intimidated, you know just the circumstances of the event, talking literally to the entire world," said Sen.
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"We wanted to give our house a little bit of personality — a little bit of flavor and soul — while also making it a home for the kids," Heather says.
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Brooklyn's floating concert hall always comes into its own as the days end a little bit later, and the sun shines on the downtown skyline a little bit longer.
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" For now, she is working on re-working many of her shorts into a second feature film, and is "a little bit Twin Peaks, a little bit Sixteen Candles.
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We're ahead of the wave a little bit in AI, compared to social, so I have a little bit more hope of getting things in at the entry stage.
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It's, like, confidence, a weird sort of messed-up confidence, because you're a little bit like, "I have nothing to lose," and a little bit like there's no desperation.
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And I think, you know, let me just -- I think when you look at this Zac, and let me get your thought on this, what he&aposs trying to do is push the ball a little bit -- you know, just a little bit down, down the lane to -- if he gets a little bit back, a little bit better deal, I think that&aposs probably a starting point that he might be interested in.
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You get a little bit too careful and you get too greedy, or you throw the ball right down the middle and end up getting hit around a little bit.
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Convince yourself that you can stay away for a little bit of time, and then a little bit more time, and then maybe even entire dinners with friends or families.
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Prince Harry told the media at Windsor Castle on Monday that his son was "a little bit overdue," giving the couple "a little bit of time to think about" names.
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In 1991 when Anita Hill accused Clarence Thomas, now a Supreme Court judge, of sexual harassment, his defenders smeared her as "a little bit nutty and a little bit slutty".
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So making it a little bit easier to bring home healthy food to your family, and just take the edge off a little bit, in terms of these cumulative stressors.
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Most people probably empty their bladder every four to six hours, so that's generally what we tell people to do—some a little bit more, some a little bit less.
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I want to get into some, just two, the larger e-commerce system, just a little bit and then finish up talking a little bit some other things you're doing.
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I made the black liner thicker, used a little bit more gold on the lid, and a little bit more bronzer because I wanted her to seem warmer on stage.
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New 'Idols' "American Idol" will get a little bit of country and a little bit of soul when singers Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie join the show's reboot on ABC.
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"It's just a little bit different; you're running against more base schemes than you are against nickel schemes so [it's] a little bit of change up for everybody," he said.
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"I thought when we went on the road, we were going to start playing a little bit better, swinging the bats a little bit better, and we have," Collins said.
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Alexx: With a red this shade, we want it to be a little bit softer than the other one, so I'm using a little bit more of a fluffier brush.
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So, when you see this movie, I think you gain a little bit more compassion for what she's gone through, a little bit of what that experience must've been like.
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Here are the considerations: Target is a little bit of this, a little bit of that — its roughly $70 billion in sales are scattered nearly equally across its various businesses.
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It's just a mess: a mess of stuff from here, from there, a little bit of the Crusades, a little bit of Thucydides there, some crazy, Catholic, right-wing theology.
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I want to talk a little bit more about what you're doing, and then I want to go back in the past and talk a little bit about Demand Media.
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So we have a ton to get to, but let's talk a little bit more about you and a little bit more about how you became CEO of Match Group.
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"There is a little bit more space, a little bit more time," said Stijn Schaars, Heerenveen's captain, of the style of play in the top division, known as the Eredivisie.
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And so it's taking us a little bit longer to figure that out and taking us a little bit longer to invent the kind of alternate infrastructure to do that.
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Anchored by the committed performances of Mackenzie Davis and Kerry Bishé, it's a sad, inevitable breakup that allows everyone to be a little bit right and a little bit wrong.
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"Gaining just a little bit more nectar causes a much stronger change in sensation — so they go to flowers where they get a little bit more nectar," Dr. Winter said.
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"When we heard it, she had changed a little bit from the demo, the sound filled out a little bit from what we had, but it was perfect," he said.
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We are exposed to many shocks from abroad, so inflation can sometimes be a little bit higher, or a little bit lower, but over time, (this definition) is very helpful.
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"If it's just a little bit of pain for a little bit of time that can give someone years of joy, it's all worth it," Nelson told the paper then.
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We gradually become acquainted with Gómez and his country through Forché's eyes, as she starts off knowing almost nothing, then learns a little bit, and then a little bit more.
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What's more, animal studies have also shown that a little bit of alcohol—and we stress a little bit—may actually improve memory, not inhibit it, as with larger doses.
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And I think SoftBank has the opportunity here to say, "The way we roll in Japan is we're just a little bit more dignified, we're a little bit more polite, we're a little bit more honorable," and to not accept that money and take the fund down from $200 billion to 120.
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"It may have something to do with the fact that the nature of this campaign has changed a little bit and now they're getting a little bit nervous," Mr. Sanders said.
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The rise of Apple, Google, personal computers, and smartphones has all happened with those forces in the background, making prices a little bit lower and prototyping cycles a little bit faster.
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She added, "I think everybody was a little bit touched by it, and I just hope it gave him a little bit of closure, and impacted him in a positive manner."
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"They do a good job of covering our guys, so (it was) a little bit of them, a little bit of us," Rockets coach Mike D'Antoni said of the errant shooting.
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The pressure is going to be put on the incumbent leader where the price could be a little bit too high, and the value could be a little bit too low.
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So, it's kind of nice to set right myself a little bit, kinda go back to the life that I was living before, with just a little bit of a difference.
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Sorry I threw up a little bit in my mouth thinking about that, of course I'd rather throw up a little bit in your mouth, but that's a different story... What?
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Then after winning that first set, in the second of course he slows down a little bit, but I was able to play a little bit more aggressive with the forehand.
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"The expectations were a little bit elevated going into this probably just because last month's report was a little bit weaker," said Charlie Ripley, senior investment strategist at Allianz Investment Management.
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When ODB interpolated Marie and Donny Osmond's "A Little Bit Country, A Little Bit Rock N Roll," convulsing through his verse, it poked fun at what the American standard had been.
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His models have got just a little bit of red nail varnish, a little bit of red lipstick, then it is just the color of their skin and of their hair.
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I think with Wear Your Wounds we do concentrate a little bit more on atmosphere and exploring the space, it's definitely a little bit more open, because there are no rules.
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The packaging has a DIY aesthetic, in unexpected color combinations — bright white and Sharpie black on muted earth tones — that is a little bit punk rock and a little bit Matisse.
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Now that I've studied a little bit and understand a little bit more to balance out how I approach acting, I start roles by looking at them very cerebrally, at first.
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"I think now the direction is to take a little bit of a step back — try to find the deeper insights that are going to take a little bit more work."
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So it was a little bit tough for me to have an opponent that is having a great day and the match is slipping out of your hand a little bit.
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I think Vitalina wanted to, a little bit, run away from certain things in her past life, and also — and this may sound strange — and also be a little bit alone.
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But This Is Us is doing a little with universal stories and a little bit with something even more unexpected: It's trying to make the show a little bit like Lost.
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" "You're definitely seeing a little bit of relative strength.
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" He added, "he creeps me out a little bit.
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He's ... you've been reading a little bit about it.
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I think [my Tracy] — she's a little bit cooler.
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" These days, Klum says, "I run a little bit.
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I think ... Well, a little bit, but not completely.
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What the hell — a little bit can't hurt you.
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" He added, "It's a little bit sweet as well.
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It just gets a little bit — it's a lot.
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" People will say, "Everyone is a little bit racist!
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Mark and I saw things a little bit differently . . .
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" Reichardt smiled, and said, "Well, yeah, a little bit.
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"We see opportunities - a little bit everywhere," said Paolini.
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" "You get a little bit of a picture, right?
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Yeah, they feel a little bit like ... Under siege.
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" Still, "It's a little bit of a distraction, no?
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" Colbert asked, to which Penn responded, "A little bit.
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So that's ... I'm a little bit worried about that.
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"In winter you get—I mean, maybe not everyone—but you tend to get a little bit more sad and it's a little bit more lonely and a little bit more, 'What am I doing with my life?' kind of mentality than when the sun is out," Jacobson told EW of the new season.
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Photo by Sam Rudich If you're even a little bit familiar with Mannequin Pussy, their latest song "Emotional High" from upcoming album Romantic is going to throw you off a little bit.
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I even put a little bit of fish sauce into the water for our chickens because I think it has a little bit of an impact on the flavor of our eggs.
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If Beto sort of doesn't run, she's the person that could put together a coalition that was a little bit of the Beto world and a little bit of the young establishment.
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" NGL Energy Partners: "I'm getting a little bit more bullish on that after reading something from RBN this morning, which indicates that the natural gas liquids are doing a little bit better.
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Part of it was just being out there having a little bit more room, having a little bit more elevation on what is a political conversation has gotten more and more bizarre.
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"You speak to them a little bit differently because they're a little bit more emotional, but other than that, you can treat them just like the guys," Laimbeer said of coaching women.
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With Renata, she probably became a little bit bigger in the series, and a little bit funnier, because Laura Dern has those dramatic and comedic muscles, and can shift on a dime.
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If it&aposs a little bit warmer out or humid, I think you&aposre going to find that you&aposre going to have a little bit more of moisture to the baseballs.
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From the sunglass shape of the season to pieces decorated with a little bit of fringe, click through for five ways to add a little bit of oomph to your everyday look.
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With Apple set to report second-quarter profits Tuesday, it's only a little bit of an exaggeration to say all of Wall Street's about to get a little bit of a raise.
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"The first six holes I was really enjoying them and playing with a little bit of freedom, then after I made that bogey I got a little bit defensive, almost," he said.
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"It looks a little bit like the desert, it looks a little bit like the mountains," said Michael Hall, an executive editor at Texas Monthly magazine who has written about the lights.
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"To a certain extent the banks kind of ran up a little bit and you maybe got a little bit of selling on the news because it was so expected," he said.
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I'm just gonna go ahead and blend this part with a little bit of blush, because, see how it's, like, the contour now, and the highlight's gettin' a little bit cray cray.
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"Just need to be a little bit more positive with myself on the course, and maybe kind of lower expectations a little bit and just kind of free myself up," Spieth said.
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"I'm being a little bit more motivated, and that is driving me a little bit more to be aggressive on the court, which is extremely important in my own sense," Cilic said.
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"That one is going to be a little bit more difficult because there are some Republicans in Congress who are a little bit against large government spending on infrastructure projects," Lilley said.
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We found out we'll be performing to Britney Spears' "Toxic" for this week's Vegas theme, which has me a little bit thrilled and a little bit disappointed all at the same time.
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It's "a little bit of column A, a little bit of column B and [producing] column C—your art, your philosophy," says Little of living and learning in this day and age.
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" Asked about possible wedding music recommendations, she said: "A little bit of house, a little bit of hip-hop, cos Harry did say that he is interested in hip-hop and house.
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"Of course I will always feel a little bit weird when I am somewhere in public, probably, alone, but on the other hand this should be a little bit better," Kvitova said.
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"The Eleanor that we see in Arizona is a little bit more of a party girl, and a little bit more of a wild dresser," she said on "The Good Place" podcast.
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I always felt like I had burning on my feet and I felt like that's disappeared a little bit, and I've already felt the benefits of that a little bit in Wimbledon.
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He has a little bit of change, a little bit of money, so I wanted to make sure I represented his lifestyle — how he treats me, how he wines and dines me.
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That was the three guys that I was like, okay, let me take a little bit from here, take a little bit from there, and make whatever you see on the court.
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I think there was a little bit of a higher expectation around what that number would be, primarily driven a little bit by a higher expectation around the direct-to-consumer market.
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You need a little bit more canter, a little bit more arch," he said, of a series of flying changes that Dujardin was riding past a long mirror set up at "B.
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These conversations have to be non-binary, and in America, we decide by each regulation whether we wanna be a little bit more academically capitalistic or a little bit more academically socialistic.
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So let's talk a little bit — and we're gonna get into it in the next section, of the history of this — but let's talk a little bit about the history of advice.
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LG: So I want to talk a little bit about the logistics of the business, and we should also talk a little bit more about this vote that's coming down in November.
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The choices that we make about whether we use periods in every sentence to adhere to more formal grammar, or if we are a little bit looser, a little bit freer, and play a little bit more with our language, can say something about our personalities, how we view ourselves, what we think is important in life.
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SO THE WAY YOU POSE IT AS IF IT'S A LITTLE BIT OF A TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT FOR CANADA, DOESN'T IT GIVE THE CANADIANS A LITTLE BIT OF LEVERAGE HERE BECAUSE WE'RE OPERATING ON A LITTLE BIT OF AN ARTIFICIAL SCHEDULE WITH THE 90 DAY NOTICE PERIOD AND ELECTORAL ISSUES COMING IN AND A NEW MEXICAN ADMINISTRATION.
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It was not as loved by Montrealers in the past and I think it's changing a little bit, especially with the 40th anniversary, so we wanted to play with that a little bit.
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"The engine has helped a little bit but obviously we have a good car around here as well, I think it's down to a little bit of both," said Ricciardo of his time.
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"What we are seeing is just a little bit of profit-taking (in other currencies), a little bit of bargain-hunting," said Omer Esiner, chief market strategist with Commonwealth Foreign Exchange in Washington.
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A switch-hitter to slot perfectly into the top of the lineup, Fowler is terrific at taking walks, and brings with him a little bit of power and a little bit of speed.
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It's not an aerosol, it just gives you a little bit of texture and you can detail the ends just a little bit, I think a lot of people like having that option.
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I just think that there are ways that you can rework that, and kind of change the experience a little bit, to make people a little bit more aware that listening is sharing.
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We will do a little bit of truck transport to get some of this to the closest rail line and a little bit of barge to get it to the closest rail line.
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TCL just announced the first in a new class of gadgets that act a little bit like a smart speaker and a little bit like a remote control that's powered by your voice.
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Too much rum will cause you to not have a frozen ice, but a little bit adds a really nice flavor and it helps the texture be a little bit more slushy-like.
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So you had two choices, like I told them in the (12-minute) timeout, you can get smashed, or you can have a little bit of moxie and a little bit of toughness.
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And you know, quite frankly it means I sleep a little bit less and maybe spend a little bit less time with my family but it's important for me to fill that role.
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"It's been a little bit disorienting and a little bit overwhelming to go from healing and grieving to be right into the busiest I've really ever been," she says about her hectic schedule.
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But it's definitely like when you're in a party scenario, and the people producing the show are also your friends, and even they're drinking a little bit, you loosen up a little bit.
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COLLATERAL BEAUTY "It's a little bit 'It's a Wonderful Life' and a little bit 'The Wizard of Oz,'" Will Smith told Indiewire about this drama directed by David Frankel ("The Devil Wears Prada").
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"I think the sales the first day were probably $240 or something like that, and the next day, a little bit more, and the next day, a little bit more," Ells told NPR.
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And then we're dicing it up very fine so that every bite that you have has a little bit of fat and then a little bit of meat, a little chew to it.
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" TRUMP on Elizabeth Warren: "Pocahontas is gaining a little bit because we probably used the 'Pocahontas' a little bit too early, but that's okay, we will bring it out of retirement very soon.
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Bianca Blanche: We would talk a little bit about the menu, the cannabis menu, and we would talk a little bit about the effect that you're looking for, your previous experience, your tolerance.
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The Mexican culture is a little bit more similar to theirs and a lot of the indigenous populations have friends and family in Mexico, so they're a little bit more comfortable staying there.
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"I know him a little bit through training with him, texted a little bit," Hughes, a center, said of Hall, who won the Hart Trophy as the league's most valuable player in 2018.
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Although money's being raised and people are raising money, but there was a little bit of a hot market and then it's cooled a little bit, would you agree with that, or not?
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We could see a little bit more cautious optimism there, thats getting people a little bit more excited about the euro, said Mazen Issa, senior FX strategist at TD Securities in New York.
|
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It's got a little bit over 9% short interest, and in the technicals we've got the same thing going on here — we've got a little bit of consolidation and then a break higher.
|
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The fabric is a little bit bridesmaid-y, the type of thing you might expect of another designer who's been in the business longer, and dresses a woman just a little bit older.
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We do a little bit of haptics, and we used to do a lot more, where you basically get force feedback, so you feel touch, and we do a little bit of scent.
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And we have a little bit of a good relationship.
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Though, hopefully, we'll all be crying a little bit less.
|
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And then there was nothing new for a little bit.
|
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I'm looking to take a little bit of time off.
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We're going to talk a little bit about the future.
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First, it's important to know a little bit of history.
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Can you tell me a little bit about your background?
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It's a little bit different, but it was worth it.
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Can you tell us a little bit about the songwriting?
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The apps run a little bit slower, but they run.
|
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They were a little bit on the fence about it.
|
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Isn't it all just fascinating (and a little bit sublime)?
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" He chuckled and added: "It was a little bit odd.
|
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Let's talk a little bit about your background in tech.
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"Maybe a little bit mentally," Washington defenseman Karl Alzner said.
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I like to think we're getting a little bit smarter.
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"So it's a little bit of a charade," Donohue says.
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KS: Can you go into it just a little bit?
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It's a little bit like describing a marathon to someone.
|
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"So my vocabulary is a little bit different," she said.
|
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You can see that yields came in a little bit.
|
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Ultimately, the storyline's latest chapter is a little bit cheesy.
|
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You got into a little bit of a Twitter war.
|
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"Take a little bit at a time," Judge Johansen urged.
|
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And every year, things keep getting a little bit worse.
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THUMP: Firstly, tell us a little bit about the release.
|
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Even the employers are turning a little bit more cautious.
|
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But aren't we all getting a little bit carried away?
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Can you tell me a little bit about the seventh?
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The idea was "possibly a little bit mismanaged" he says.
|
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Many expect it might go on a little bit longer.
|
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It's thin, light and only a little bit dorky looking.
|
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I'm feeling a little bit better about the geopolitical hotspots.
|
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It feels a little bit like the world right now.
|
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It's a little bit of magic right before your eyes.
|
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And the political discourse gets a little bit more polarized.
|
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Your browsing experience is about to change a little bit.
|
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And I think I did, too, for a little bit.
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GUTFELD: Well, I have a little bit of breaking news.
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But imagine instead you took a little bit of gunpowder.
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I was a little bit lucky on that net cord.
|
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We did fiddle a little bit, but not that much.
|
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Luckily, I had a little bit of my own water.
|
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I lost my mind a little bit more every day.
|
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I think a little bit of it is probably jealousy.
|
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It feels like a little bit of a dream state.
|
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Can you explain this concept down a little bit here?
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"You need a little bit of a ham," he jokes.
|
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That was a little bit different from my normal schedule.
|
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"I want to slow down a little bit," King said.
|
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I think that actually calmed the markets a little bit.
|
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It probably tells you a little bit about my job.
|
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And to bring that a little bit [closer] to home.
|
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And even a little bit weaker, would be even better.
|
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"It was a little bit of a shock," Deschanel said.
|
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Were you guys trying to stretch out a little bit?
|
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And I think they're craving a little bit more grit.
|
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It's about being able to let loose a little bit.
|
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We got a little bit of a break in February.
|
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"It's a little bit difficult," she told PEOPLE in May.
|
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The biggest thing is just leaning out a little bit.
|
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I think it heals my soul a little bit, too.
|
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"I've got to be a little bit better," Archer said.
|
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It was so normal it got a little bit boring.
|
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I hopefully can help them with digital a little bit.
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YOU KNOW WHAT, I GOT A LITTLE BIT MORE TIME.
|
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The president did take her bait a little bit here.
|
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We judge a little bit, but we're not gonna say.
|
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But every week, he gradually got a little bit better.
|
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Can you talk a little bit more about your relationship?
|
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Are you afraid a little bit of campaign stump Trump?
|
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I suddenly feel a little bit nostalgic, to be honest.
|
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"I think it is a little bit brighter," she agrees.
|
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But for others, the standards are a little bit different.
|
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I would even say it was a little bit salty.
|
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And so something seems to be a little bit off.
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It's just going to take a little bit of time.
|
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I thought he and I looked a little bit alike.
|
|
The format can be a little bit whatever you want.
|
|
How about a little bit of Migos' "Bad and Boujee"?
|
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"I did see his side a little bit," admitted Kourtney.
|
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It's kind of out of our hands a little bit.
|
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This is why I disagree with Jesse a little bit.
|
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So let me tell you a little bit about that.
|
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We could go with a little bit more background music.
|
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Can break down that 28 million number a little bit?
|
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Tell us a little bit more about your editorial team.
|
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It felt a little bit like a college fraternity hazing.
|
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So talk a little bit about what you've done recently.
|
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But she's also taking it a little bit too far.
|
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We can come out of our swing a little bit.
|
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"So you're seeing a little bit of giveback," he said.
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I can't help it, I'm a little bit in love.
|
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Economic relations with Beijing are always a little bit bumpy.
|
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That helped me make the race a little bit closer.
|
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I take a little bit of him wherever I go.
|
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Hopefully your Thanksgiving is a little bit like theirs was.
|
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"A little bit of tea," he wrote alongside the image.
|
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The timing, however, left a little bit to be desired.
|
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That sounds a little bit silly, but hear me out.
|
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Plus things got a little bit testy at the G7.
|
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So that's a little bit different than in the past.
|
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"I want to demystify it a little bit," he said.
|
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I just had to win playing a little bit ugly.
|
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" He also called Trump's emotions "a little bit too complicated.
|
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It also is a little bit about giving people time.
|
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Wakanda will open its borders, but only a little bit.
|
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I think we're all envious of that a little bit.
|
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You know, there is a little bit of a slowdown.
|
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Now cloud also tends to be a little bit lumpy.
|
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Next year maybe I will push a little bit more.
|
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His style is kooky and a little bit out there.
|
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I was doing that keto stuff for a little bit.
|
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It reminded me a little bit of Carrie or Misery.
|
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Medtronic's a little bit safer, but those guys are good.
|
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"It's starting to scare me a little bit," he said.
|
|
Sometimes they tend to leave me out a little bit.
|
|
Did the sun seem to shine a little bit brighter?
|
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"I should be a little bit more tempered," he said.
|
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Your immune system starts to get suppressed a little bit.
|
|
I think he felt a little bit guilty about it.
|
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It's going to be a little bit down the line.
|
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Some problems, of course, are a little bit of both.
|
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But I think he's carrying it a little bit far.
|
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I thought maybe someone would've left a little bit behind.
|
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You also get a little bit of autumn in Chicago.
|
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"We did a little bit of a roadshow," explains Belfiore.
|
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It was a little bit of a hedge from Powell.
|
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Sometimes the numbers are a little bit difficult to decipher.
|
|
We were really pushing it there a little bit (laughs).
|
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Can you tell me a little bit about the film?
|
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"Video makes it a little bit more accessible," he said.
|
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I switch up my hair products a little bit, though.
|
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A little bit goes a long way with this stuff.
|
|
It's a little bit expensive, but I order it anyway.
|
|
She's either irritated, amused, or a little bit of both.
|
|
They giggled with each other and cuddled a little bit.
|
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We may go in the lead by a little bit.
|
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Can you tell me a little bit about your faith?
|
|
It slipped a little bit early this year, 1.8, 1.9.
|
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But-- let me just go through a little bit more.
|
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"Make her be a little bit more happy," she said.
|
|
At times, during this show, I laughed a little bit.
|
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Could you speak a little bit more to breast asymmetry?
|
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I try to work out every day a little bit.
|
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I KNOW A LITTLE BIT ABOUT IT, BUT NOT MUCH.
|
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"I felt we are a little bit restrictive," Bullard said.
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CD: I thought it was a little bit too much.
|
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And a little bit of money goes a long way.
|
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Because, of course, there's a little bit of Hey Ladies!
|
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You can think of it that way a little bit.
|
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I need to know at least a little bit more.
|
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I think we've been waiting for it a little bit.
|
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I think the media ran with it a little bit.
|
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Ro, let's start off a little bit about your winning.
|
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He always seemed disbelieving, and maybe a little bit angry.
|
|
In the case of DHS, that's a little bit different.
|
|
So let's talk a little bit about where Hollywood's going.
|
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He's started a little bit, he's been in the pen.
|
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I think we've all gotta stretch ourselves a little bit.
|
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It's to be a little bit resistant to all that.
|
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Today, I wanted to do something a little bit different.
|
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Maybe around a million followers or a little bit less.
|
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It was a little bit of an adjustment period there.
|
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The company has raised a little bit less than $900,000.
|
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Does that give you a little bit of an enjoyment?
|
|
Maybe I overreacted a little bit, but what happened, happened.
|
|
The answer, interestingly enough, is a little bit of both.
|
|
Game's become a little bit more crazy in this aspect.
|
|
Their mere presence makes things seem a little bit better.
|
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But I don't mind a little bit of a crowd.
|
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The trend is a little bit exhausted or dying off.
|
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"We play a little bit faster that way," he said.
|
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"I yanked the first one a little bit," Gonzalez said.
|
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Some of them look a little bit like eye balls.
|
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"It makes me feel a little bit sick," she says.
|
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You were old enough to carry yourself a little bit.
|
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I just hope I'm able to help a little bit.
|
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Rhode Island and the Northeast was a little bit tricky.
|
|
Okay, it's probably a little bit about her body, too.
|
|
So a little bit of it is seeing is believing.
|
|
It's got a little bit of a bite to it.
|
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Yvonne Leow: Tell me a little bit about your backstory.
|
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"With a little luck, a little bit lower," he said.
|
|
Somehow it allows a little bit of alchemy to happen.
|
|
It is also "a little bit humorous," she told me.
|
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The market is a little bit concerned about European elections.
|
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I probably should have communicated that a little bit better.
|
|
Talk a little bit about going after Google in Europe.
|
|
So now, why not go off script a little bit?
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Can you tell us a little bit more about that?
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The momentum seems to be coming out a little bit.
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Okay, maybe this episode was a little bit about love.
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"I'm glad we do a little bit more than that."
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"It was a little bit confusing in Iowa," Biden continued.
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I feel like they steal my thunder a little bit.
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Whatever you did today, do a little bit more tomorrow.
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It makes it taste a little bit better to me.
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"It's just a little bit harder to achieve," he says.
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Every Jim Carrey interview brings something a little bit different.
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We spend a little bit of time reading the newspaper.
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So, could you tell me a little bit about that?
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"There is a little bit of skill involved," he says.
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The reality is every student learns a little bit differently.
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"maybe mind your biscuits a little bit," joked another person.
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"The Fed is a little bit too slow," he said.
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Let's talk a little bit about what you're doing now.
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Tim, want to talk about the stock a little bit.
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Well, he kind of asks for it a little bit.
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The multiple could go up or down a little bit.
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That's gotta be what keeps you honest a little bit.
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He caught me a little bit, but I dipped it.
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It's amazing what a little bit of makeup can do.
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The whole thing is a little bit mysterious to me.
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And to pull back a little bit is always smart.
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I think I'd like to feel a little bit better.
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"We did a little bit of everything today," Hinch said.
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I'm doubting it a little bit, looking at those corners.
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We've got to move the ball a little bit better.
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KELLY EVANS: Let's talk about your business a little bit.
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EVANS: AND THE EARNINGS WERE JUST A LITTLE BIT PATCHY.
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Perhaps it's a little bit of all of the above.
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It's a little bit harder to do that over here.
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And not just by a little bit — by a lot.
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PERINO: Well, you hear a little bit about Ben Carson.
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I think everybody is a little bit surprised by that.
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Mr. President, if you could elaborate a little bit more.
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"It was a little bit of karmic justice," he said.
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Well, I'll watch a little bit of all of it.
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That was a little bit before we got involved. Right.
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So, a little bit lower than normal but doing okay.
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Try it out, though: It's a little bit like magic.
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FROST: LET'S TALK A LITTLE BIT ABOUT THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
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I messed around with my dad's fragrances a little bit.
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Some things that came to you a little bit later.
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She wants to change up her look a little bit.
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We think it'll be a little bit less than that.
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And eventually, it all became a little bit the same.
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"She's a little bit of a performer," Greenfield, 35, says.
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I want to learn a little bit more about this.
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Doing what we're doing takes a little bit of work.
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"The equipment overreached itself a little bit yesterday," he said.
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" After a comically pregnant pause, Colbert replied, "A little bit.
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It's a little bit different spin on the assistant idea.
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Schaefer pushed back, and things got a little bit ugly.
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Even if it does sound a little bit like it.
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That may be weighing on the dollar a little bit.
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All right, so let's talk a little bit about it.
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It's a little bit of the aesthetic of glossy magazines.
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And yes, we understand that sounds a little bit scary.
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LIESMAN: SO DOES IT HELP YOU OUT A LITTLE BIT?
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"We've spread people out a little bit more," Reid said.
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But attendance was down a little bit this time around.
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Craig Federighi: We've actually see that a little bit already.
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But maybe June 12 is a little bit too soon.
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I think I lost sight of that a little bit.
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That gives you a little bit of nitrogen narcosis effect.
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We've remixed a little bit of everything in a pinch.
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We've been friends for a little bit, a couple years.
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But I want to talk a little bit about payments.
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I want to ask you a little bit about WhatsApp.
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"There's a little bit of a slow down," he said.
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Every word is changing a little bit, all the time.
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"There is a little bit of hope," says Ms Kim.
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Maniac: It's like Superbad, only a little bit more Shyamalanish.
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Some paprika, turmeric, and a little bit of cardamom, perhaps?
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For that, Samsung will need a little bit of innovation.
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But Last Frontier is definitely something a little bit different.
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Somehow I think this is a little bit more important.
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I feel like we got lead on a little bit.
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AND THEN THE FOLLOWING YEAR, A LITTLE BIT BELOW 2%.
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It takes a bite out of them a little bit.
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Tell me a little bit more about your husband's situation.
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Amongst the darkness, there is a little bit of levity.
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A little bit of escapism is necessary now and then.
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I push the limit a little bit too much sometimes.
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The phone will probably get a little bit thinner, too.
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DAVID GANEK: Well, I'll break a little bit of news.
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Tell me a little bit about running your own business.
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BECKY QUICK: You mentioned carried interest a little bit ago.
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My mom knew her a little bit in the 70s.
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I just don't think ... He's just a little bit awkward.
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It's a little bit of that, if that makes sense.
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Gifs are always going to be a little bit obnoxious.
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Why don't you quit while you're a little bit ahead?
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Now, of course, this is a little bit more specific.
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Yeah it's a little bit like Bill Murray in Caddyshack.
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I think you just do a little bit every day.
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Because I want to understand their psychology a little bit.
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Can you talk a little bit more about what happened?
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I don't know if that rattled him a little bit.
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But I always say make ours a little bit better.
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But that's maybe why they're a little bit more intriguing.
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And we'll just let this play out a little bit.
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This election, I believe shook that up a little bit.
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Not entirely at first — just a little, bit by bit.
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But the next days, it was a little bit [better].
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There's a little bit of that lacking in society today.'
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All these policies would make Britain a little bit better.
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There was a little bit of panic at that point.
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Mine's all smudged up after a little bit of use.
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Maybe it's trying to smooth the comedown a little bit.
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So maybe that position is a little bit more coveted.
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I think everyone is speculating a little bit in this.
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BECKY QUICK: China is a little bit of different situation.
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I mean, disinformation is a little bit outside our bailiwick.
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"You're seeing a little bit of a pattern," Gordon said.
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Not that he was dumb, but a little bit off.
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Wages going up a little bit, that's a good sign.
|
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Oh, and expect it to be a little bit funky.
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"He's doing some things a little bit differently," Melvin said.
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Yet I typically resist the cutecom, just a little bit.
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"It's opened me up a little bit more," he says.
|
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If it's a little bit of pressure I play good.
|
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So that burdens us and hurts us a little bit.
|
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"Why aren't margins doing a little bit better?" he said.
|
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Anyway, so let's talk a little bit about your background.
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So it gives you a little bit of wiggle room.
|
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And that, to me, is a little bit of wealth.
|
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"I think control was a little bit off," Buechele said.
|
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But he is a little bit of an odd choice.
|
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Love yourself as you are, but change a little bit!
|
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I had to kind of breathe it a little bit.
|
|
You can kind of smell the iron a little bit.
|
|
So we have to exercise a little bit more sensitivity.
|
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But it's due for a little bit of a pullback.
|
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It's just been a little bit slower than initially anticipated.
|
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"It feels a little bit surreal," she added to reporters.
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I hope you can sleep a little bit better tonight.
|
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It's a little bit disconcerting when you think about it.
|
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That change actually took time spent down a little bit.
|
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Getting Hamilton on board took a little bit more work.
|
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Donald Trump is Richard Nixon, just a little bit more.
|
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Can you talk a little bit more about writing relationships?
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It also takes thinking about production a little bit differently.
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"We're going to be a little bit opportunistic," Purdy said.
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We're going for a little bit of all those things.
|
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"The winter has been a little bit slow," she said.
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"It's a little bit on the bearish side," Saal said.
|
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"The internet developed in secret, a little bit," she said.
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FAULKNER: I think we have a little bit from her.
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" Yeah he's definitely a little bit insecure about it."Definitely.
|
|
Talk a little bit about that experience, what happened there.
|
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I can't let my nails chip even a little bit.
|
|
I would think that would be a little bit unsettling.
|
|
So you have seen confidence come down a little bit.
|
|
Now, tell us a little bit about your digital strategy.
|
|
That's giving tech a little bit of a bid today.
|
|
It kind of thaws them a little bit I think.
|
|
Wethought we might have a little bit more certainty today.
|
|
It speaks a little bit to the randomness of politics.
|
|
And of course you need a little bit of luck.
|
|
I think that was a little bit out of line.
|
|
So it's a little bit of a decision for me.
|
|
It was almost a little bit of a time bomb.
|
|
His run was seen as a little bit more concerning.
|
|
We just have to smooth it out a little bit.
|
|
A little bit of bleach solution goes a long way.
|
|
Sometimes I want to be a little bit more edgy.
|
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Can you talk a little bit about how that happens?
|
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Let's be real: You're a little bit of a starfucker.
|
|
In the first half, he was struggling a little bit.
|
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Talk a little bit about the specifics [in the book].
|
|
But sometimes it'll be a little bit of an adaptation.
|
|
I think we gave them a little bit too much.
|
|
"We are a little bit of an underdog," Lagerbäck said.
|
|
"There's been a little bit of a misconception," Votaw asserted.
|
|
And I think I know a little bit about football.
|
|
So we're going to shave your commission a little bit.
|
|
Well, it's also more than a little bit about Snapchat.
|
|
We do know a little bit about what's in store.
|
|
Happy Death Day 2U is a little bit more complicated.
|
|
It's going to take a little bit, but there's time.
|
|
Internet outages are best when they're a little bit ironic.
|
|
It's just a little bit more difficult as of late.
|
|
It just happened to be kind a little bit lucky.
|
|
Right now, my acne is flaring up a little bit.
|
|
It's OK to get a little bit over the line.
|
|
The tone of the record shifts a little bit here.
|
|
"I wish they'd confide a little bit internally," he added.
|
|
Fuller House's house could be getting a little bit fuller.
|
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Erm… wow… isn't that kind of a little bit racist?
|
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So, talk a little bit about where design is going.
|
|
The back of the cake is a little bit sweeter.
|
|
It's been a little bit of a challenge for him.
|
|
He's just saying it a little bit louder this week.
|
|
Each neighborhood gets a little bit of water each day.
|
|
Guys are a little bit more comfortable at the plate.
|
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WE'RE A LITTLE BIT OF A DIFFERENT KIND OF STORE.
|
|
Jeff Buckley kind of tapped into that a little bit.
|
|
"I had a little bit of everything working," McCarthy said.
|
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PK: We'll talk about your model in a little bit.
|
|
That was down a little bit from the previous day.
|
|
Jennifer Lopez is not pregnant ... not even a little bit.
|
|
We took the foot off the gas a little bit.
|
|
I mean, you're a little bit awkward to begin with.
|
|
There's a little bit of an untethered feeling since then.
|
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SO I'D SAY THERE'S SOME – A LITTLE BIT OF OVERHANG.
|
|
When picking out a pattern, push yourself a little bit.
|
|
They get ahead, then we get back a little bit.
|
|
"Even though valuations have compressed a little bit, that's OK."
|
|
"Part of me is a little bit afraid," Teng said.
|
|
This isn't just a little bit off the beaten path.
|
|
I hope I get to live a little bit more.
|
|
But there's still a little bit of competition out there.
|
|
We talked about this a little bit at the beginning.
|
|
Still I'm a little bit more focus on my issue.
|
|
"It kicked off my wrist a little bit," Iannetta said.
|
|
It was a little bit of both craft and science.
|
|
In the beginning, I pushed that side a little bit.
|
|
"I think he was screened a little bit," Kadri said.
|
|
"Come a Little Bit Closer" - Jay and the Americans 10.
|
|
The economy is starting to tick up a little bit.
|
|
" Graham added that the endorsement surprised him "a little bit.
|
|
It was a little bit like the book "Hillbilly Elegy".
|
|
Can you talk a little bit about this word "spirituality"?
|
|
He was a little bit slower and I saw that.
|
|
"This has been a little bit more fragile," he said.
|
|
We have a little bit more time to hit milestones.
|
|
The scale of it blows you a little bit away.
|
|
"We're bridging a little bit of both worlds," Cohn said.
|
|
And, yes, that did make life a little bit awkward.
|
|
A little bit more balance in our rotation of lines.
|
|
CUOMO: Let's talk about what we know a little bit.
|
|
"I'm a little bit of a momma's boy," he says.
|
|
There's a little bit of a rebel within us all.
|
|
He liked to party a little bit, but who didn't?
|
|
"I'm in a little bit of shock myself," Wright said.
|
|
Perhaps open up a little bit during this new moon?
|
|
Now, Putin is twisting the knife, just a little bit.
|
|
I feel that it's probably a little bit of both.
|
|
But the extension makes it just a little bit easier.
|
|
You've spoken a little bit about snarky fan feedback online.
|
|
"It made it a little bit more difficult," Strasburg said.
|
|
It's scary, a little bit, when playing bass and singing.
|
|
You mentioned your next book, Character, a little bit ago.
|
|
"I started to freak out a little bit," Anderson said.
|
|
"Because now he's doing a little bit better," he shrugged.
|
|
"We've started gliding a little bit," admits founder Eric Demby.
|
|
I know how to prepare a little bit better now.
|
|
The adhesives are always a little bit inconvenient, I suppose.
|
|
I just wanted to fuck things up a little bit.
|
|
I think it could be even a little bit better.
|
|
All right, so talk a little bit about nonprofits themselves.
|
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Talk a little bit about what nonprofits have to do.
|
|
You have to feel a little bit sorry for Uranus.
|
|
"A little bit now," the star replied with a laugh.
|
|
"Life got in the way a little bit," he said.
|
|
It's deliriously joyful, honest, and just a little bit disgusting.
|
|
Maybe we could do with a little bit of regression.
|
|
We countered a little bit playing Zach at some (center).
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