Therefore, it requires a touch less skill and a touch more pattern recognition and smarts.
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Along with lacking a Touch Bar, the entry-level MacBook Pro doesn't have a Touch ID sensor.
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Whitney gave her a touch, a sign to go ahead, a touch that said, You got it from here.
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LG: It might have a touch bar ... LG: A touch bar, that is not a deal-breaker for most people.
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Her studio blew me away: everything was black and white with a touch of red and a touch of orange.
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Spread with just a touch of butter (or perhaps more than a touch), it's hard to beat the tender crumb of a perfect biscuit.
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AndroidPolice cautions that Quartz could reference a touch screen device, or it could be a software component that interacts with a touch screen device.
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Ad injection with a touch of affiliate fraud According to Corfman, the result was a simple ad injection, with a touch of affiliate fraud.
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" 53D: This little one works both ways, either a PAT or a TAP — it's a touch going down as well as a "touch up.
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Right now, PlayStation controllers have a touch-enabled center button that allows users to navigate through menus and other activities with a touch-based interface.
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The infotainment system offers a touch pad, a touch screen, a rotary controller, voice commands and steering wheel controls to navigate; all work effectively and naturally.
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The Chinese currency was fixed a touch higher by the People's Bank of China in Beijing although it softened a touch in spot markets during the day.
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The process is complex; for instance, Uber considers a touch between a person's thighs to be sexual, while a touch on other areas of the thigh is not.
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To round out his latest predictions, Kuo says Apple might give the new entry-level MacBook a Touch ID sensor without also adding a Touch Bar to go with it.
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Perhaps some future MacBook Pro will have both a Touch Bar and a touchscreen, or maybe, as this Apple Patent predicts, it'll entirely replace the keyboard with a touch-sensitive surface.
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The Australian dollar was a touch higher at $0.7121 .
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The Australian dollar was a touch higher at $0.7120 .
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The dollar index was a touch firmer at 51.383 .
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The dollar index was a touch firmer at 26 .
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You can feel a touch, but you can't touch back.
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We have reserved space so this is a touch premature.
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U.S. crude also fell a touch to $56.11 a barrel.
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Treasury yields held a touch higher in early morning trade.
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Every camera with a touch display should have this feature.
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It was then that Warren showed a touch of exasperation.
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Starbucks earnings matched estimates, while revenue was a touch lower.
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The common currency was a touch lower at 103 yen .
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A trader said FCA results were "a touch above" expectations.
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Brakes completely locking with barely a touch should never happen.
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Brent crude was a touch lower at $68.47 per barrel.
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The brake pedal feels a touch disconnected, common with hybrids.
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A. PETER GOULD Maybe with just a touch more confidence.
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As such, a touch of stage fright is only natural.
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There is a touch of the martyr in Mr Anwar.
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But why a Touch Bar, and is it really valuable?
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Other euro zone government bond yields were a touch higher. ,,.
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You're rethinking you needs, and perhaps feeling a touch insecure.
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Turn the shadow detail down a touch and you're golden.
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The final reading was a touch higher than February's 2808.0.
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A traditional remote and a Touch Tabletop Remote are included.
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Spot gold was a touch firmer at $1,327.82 an ounce.
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"I didn't say your home," she replied, a touch tartly.
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Looking to add a touch of tranquility to your workspace?
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It involves awe, veneration, maybe even a touch of fear.
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I add peanut butter and a touch of maple syrup.
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Spot gold was a touch firmer at $1,328.42 an ounce.
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Imported components include batteries, LCD display and a touch panel.
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I may have been just a touch excited about it.
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There's a touch of calculation in her response to music.
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The students, looking a touch wary, listened intently and stared.
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Here modernity and primitivism meet, with a touch of humor.
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The bezels are identical and there's a Touch ID sensor.
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About 60 cars are a touch of a button away.
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There's also just a touch of the flirt in him.
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Euro zone stocks were a touch lower on the day.
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There is a touch of topstitching here and there, however.
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The Kardashians brought a touch of glamor to this display.
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A TOUCH OF SIN (2013) on iTunes, Amazon and Fandor.
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The rest of the week is looking a touch warmer.
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That is just a touch below Switzerland's annual economic output.
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Man: This movement's gotten just a touch out of hand.
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When he laughs, there's a touch of menace to it.
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HBO Even in the pilot, Westworld is a touch overstuffed.
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Lapid, the fourth party leader, brings a touch of razzmatazz.
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The yen was a touch firmer at 104.47 per dollar.
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A touch of oak, but rich, deep and well textured.
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Does Ms. Heilmann suffer a touch of van Gogh's madness?
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There is almost a touch of genius in the absurdity.
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Shares of the broadcaster closed a touch higher on Friday.
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It was very comfortable, even luxurious, if a touch sarcophagal.
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The Oracle of Omaha still has a touch for stocks.
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"It's like a touch tank in the wild," she said.
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I add a touch of white miso for extra flavor.
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But there is a touch of hagiography to Campbell's images.
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Perhaps the biggest potential revelation is that there are references to a touchscreen: The main unit includes a touch panel on the screen of the display such that display functions as a touch screen.
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There was a touch of James Bond glamour here and there.
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It really was a touch myself, 'Am I still here?' moment.
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If you ask conservatives, Ryan has had too light a touch.
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The black collar and slim belt add a touch of sweetness.
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"A touch of managerial hubris" was also a cause, it noted.
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Other questions were equally punishing while being a touch more pointed.
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The euro was a touch softer against the greenback at $1.1385 .
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Corden is feeling a touch of nerves ahead of the show.
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It was last a touch stronger, trading at 6.8375 per dollar.
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Minutes later, Germany's humiliation was completed with a touch of farce.
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Instead, it offers heart, humor, and a touch of magical realism.
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The sauce was hot but had a touch of sticky sweetness.
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A little more silliness, a touch more naughtiness would be welcome.
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Think: full camp, and ultra-glam, with a touch of arrogance.
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Finally, I go to the eyelash studio for a touch up.
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We like a touch of evil to our self-proclaimed geniuses.
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The Home button could become a touch surface with haptic feedback.
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The Czech economy grew 4.5 percent, a touch slower than expected.
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It wakes Bixby up with a touch instead of a shout.
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Think Alien meets Gravity with a touch of young adult angst.
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The volume button has been replaced with a touch-sensitive surface.
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Then, she adds a touch of highlighter on her cupid's bow.
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Stud earrings added a touch of sparkle to the actress' look.
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To communicate, Mr. Hamon sometimes typed words on a touch pad.
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Away from the oil producers, currencies were mainly a touch stronger.
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"A touch of heaven," she captioned a video on the 11th.
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You're feeling a touch insecure this morning (so unlike you, Aries).
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February's final read was 91.7, a touch below January's 92.0 print.
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This is actually a touch screen with a variety of controls.
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The tycoon dazzled with a touch of 3D home shopping too.
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Udall, though, placed Carter's name in nomination — a touch of class.
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The U.S. dollar softened a touch against a basket of currencies.
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There's a touch of eugenicist fervor about her enthusiasm, though Penrose
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The title of the film has a touch of rhetorical resonance.
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Today's high is 27, but it will feel a touch warmer.
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Against the yen, the greenback was a touch softer at 1.1.5.
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Did it have "a simple flavor with a touch of sweetness"?
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The dollar was a touch firmer against the yen at 113.31.
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Against the yen, the greenback was a touch firmer at 111.47.
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However, other data is expected to come in a touch stronger.
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Using a touch screen is very different from using a mouse.
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Artist Tracey Emin added a touch of punk to the proceedings.
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Higher-rated government bond yields were flat to a touch higher.
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A touch to one lamp will make the other light up.
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A touch to one lamp will make the other light up.
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Rug pads offer a touch of additional cushioning, Ms. Hopf said.
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A touch tank will hold sea stars, sea urchins and anemones.
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The design is dignified, but with a touch of the wild.
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He promptly returned with a makeup artist for a touch-up.
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The sticky toffee pudding, though a touch cloying, hit the spot.
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Put on a touch of makeup to feel even more special.
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As with recent Kindles, the Kindle Oasis has a touch screen.
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Against the yen, the dollar was a touch softer at 106.82.
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Best actress: "Women in Love" (1970), "A Touch of Class" (1973)
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This model is 15 inches and comes with a Touch Bar.
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"Manchester is blue," she said, with just a touch of glee.
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This approach, which Philadelphians call the Process, is a touch perverse.
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"It should have a touch of humor about it," Scanland said.
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A touch screen in the dash displays videos and plays music.
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However, the soles of my feet did feel a touch smoother.
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The series has a touch of golden-hued Cameron Crowe romanticism.
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Revenue was just a touch better than expectations of $20.6 billion.
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Add just "a touch of sea salt" in the caramel filling.
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Cyrus later got a touch up from her hairstylist Sally Hershberger.
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"I took a touch and put it on frame," Zardes said.
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With a touch of the finger, the face offers the time.
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It would be just another cell phone with a touch screen.
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Perhaps add a touch more smoke to the air, someone suggested.
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LiveWatch includes a touch-screen control panel and a smartphone app.
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It broke the stark uniform and was a touch of foolishness.
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I will also say that the cognitive dissonance of using a touch surface as a mouse for a touch OS felt like a lot to get over, particularly as Mac gestures like two-finger scrolling don't work.
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Or, get a lube warmer, such as a Touch or a Pulse.
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Here we have the classy tweet, with a touch of detached irony.
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Rumored among the features for the home speaker was a touch screen.
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" He adds with a touch of humor: "We are making this work.
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Easter baskets are getting a touch of Prince's magic this holiday season.
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HK/SIN, a touch down from a previous session high of 110.18.
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The blue was a caramelised onion with a touch of added colouring.
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I live in a touch world, except when I use a Mac.
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A touch-screen smart speaker could be another place those ads run.
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Japan's Nikkei ended a touch higher while Shanghai blue chips climbed 255.65%.
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It was the first Chromebook to feature a touch screen, for example.
|
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The first iPhone with a Touch ID sensor was the iPhone 5s.
|
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"It's just ridiculous," he says with exasperation and a touch of venom.
|
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The Czech crown was a touch down at 1.6753 to the euro.
|
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She added a touch of gold with her dangling earrings and clutch.
|
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So if you aren't handy, this may prove a touch more difficult.
|
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In high-grade bonds, ChemChina's recent jumbo notes were a touch wider.
|
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Against the Japanese yen, the dollar was a touch higher at 108.20.
|
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The yen was quoted at 113.41, up a touch versus the dollar.
|
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Most other euro zone bond yields were flat to a touch lower.
|
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The pro also used a touch of body makeup on Beyoncé collarbones.
|
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Adding a touch of leather or suede can enhance any living space.
|
|
TasteVery almond-y taste with a touch of sweetness, but not overwhelming.
|
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Mega Man, in this form, simply wasn't meant for a touch screen.
|
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Industrial metals such as copper and nickel were both a touch lower.
|
|
There were hints of basil and even a touch of passion fruit.
|
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Apple also plans to integrate a Touch ID sensor in your Mac.
|
|
Yet they can still seem oddly tone-deaf, even a touch naive.
|
|
The data Google revealed about UK users was a touch more typical.
|
|
It's a bit of nostalgia with a touch of present-day PLL.
|
|
Instead its a touch surface that illuminates as a bright, white ring.
|
|
Two years have passed, so now it's a touch under $70 million.
|
|
Here the sound was fuller and richer, though still a touch dry.
|
|
All other euro zone bond yields were a touch higher on Tuesday.
|
|
That was a touch below the 0.463 percent rise seen in September.
|
|
The night ended with a touch of eighties style and contemporary dissonance.
|
|
You have both a touch screen and a knob-and-buttons interface.
|
|
He cannot help seeing a touch of minstrel show in his act.
|
|
That was a touch below average market estimates of 2.42 billion euros.
|
|
It finishes my look by adding a touch of class and elegance.
|
|
Plagge recalled the latter was followed by a touch on the arm.
|
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There will always be a touch of the past in the future.
|
|
The headphones work with Siri and Google Assistant, via a touch interface.
|
|
Picture this: ice-cold, rich espresso, with a touch of creamy sweetness.
|
|
The mechanically similar Toyota 86 is a touch pricier at $27,000 base.
|
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All of the drawers were fitted with a touch-to-open feature.
|
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Alternatives were offered: a fist bump or a touch of the elbows.
|
|
"I love french fries," Mr. Haering replied, with a touch of envy.
|
|
But, for that, you need a touch that George Clooney's never had.
|
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Plus, the minimalist design adds a touch of class to any room.
|
|
She also has a touch of the grifter, up to a point.
|
|
Pictures also showed a Touch ID fingerprint sensor for Apple Pay authentication.
|
|
"Why, these are aisle seats!" he said with a touch of wonder.
|
|
There was a touch of palace intrigue to the suspension, of course.
|
|
The stage set already had a touch of the séance to it.
|
|
It gives my hair a touch of shine, decent control, and smoothness.
|
|
I also found it gives my hair a touch of natural shine.
|
|
" She also asked whether there could be "a touch of misogyny here.
|
|
Of course, the friends started out with a touch of the Jerrys.
|
|
The Swiss franc too firmed a touch at 0.96800 to the dollar .
|
|
There is, to be sure, a touch of melodrama in Cavusoglu's threat.
|
|
The Castagnolo is crisp, lightly fruity, a touch savory and very refreshing.
|
|
I grab a basic nude bra with a touch of push-up.
|
|
Another floorlength black dress, Colman added a touch of color with embroidery.
|
|
The episodes can be, like those chocolate-chip cookies, a touch sweet.
|
|
It seemed a little dated and in need of a touch-up.
|
|
With just a touch of performed masculinity, the ditz becomes a Chris.
|
|
On occasion, Bosker radiates youthful self-importance, maybe a touch of naïveté.
|
|
Even Madge's boyfriend, Alan (Rowan Vickers), gets a touch of Hal fever.
|
|
" For a touch of fun, she added: "I'll even bring the bubbles.
|
|
The crust has a touch of crackle; the inside is all velvet.
|
|
The owners have perhaps snookered a baseball union grown a touch complacent.
|
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"It's just a touch base meeting," Brady said at a conference Tuesday.
|
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There's a touch of the Goth in Chuck Key's sterling silver jewelry.
|
|
A little burst of speed creates a touch, a glimmer of space.
|
|
The in-vehicle system includes a touch screen and understands voice commands.
|
|
Only part of that survives the translation, and the producers have been forced to lop off roughly 15 minutes and soften the more prurient edges (rest easy, Susan Sarandon, your "Touch-a Touch-a Touch Me" remains the standard).
|
|
However, the Surface Pro 4 has something the MacBook doesn't: a touch screen.
|
|
And it's naturally a touch display with support for the $100 Pixelbook Pen.
|
|
Delta Lloyd soared 28 percent, remaining just a touch below NN's offer price.
|
|
The euro was up a touch and last fetched $1.1369 on the dollar.
|
|
The cover really goes beyond traditional keyboards to add a touch of elegance.
|
|
Follow up with just a touch of dark purple shadow in your crease.
|
|
Some even think there's a touch of Top Gun, but that's a stretch.
|
|
In commodity markets, spot gold edged up a touch to $1,287.50 per ounce.
|
|
The NDB has approved $5.7bn in loans, a touch more than AIIB's $5.3bn.
|
|
Having a touch screen smartphone is basically our natural state at this point.
|
|
Season three of F Is for Family does soften Frank just a touch.
|
|
Creek does a touch-base with her little bro Connor (John-Paul Howard).
|
|
Facebook closed a touch higher ahead of its after-the-bell earnings report.
|
|
Britain's sterling was a touch higher for both the day and the week.
|
|
In commodity markets, spot gold edged up a touch to $1,290.65 per ounce.
|
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Leave the lacy unmentionables out, lying around for a touch of flirty insouciance.
|
|
Hormel posted earnings a touch above expectations, while revenue was essentially in-line.
|
|
There is a touch of her cricketing hero, Geoffrey Boycott, about her too.
|
|
Some days, his face is still a touch pink when he comes home.
|
|
The iPhone 5c doesn't have a Touch ID sensor or a secure enclave.
|
|
If that sounds a touch intrusive, Starbucks's customers do not seem to mind.
|
|
And yet my experience here had more than a touch of the spiritual.
|
|
It looks more like a MacBook Pro now, but with a touch screen.
|
|
Those median forecasts are a touch weaker than those given a month ago.
|
|
Even fewer have succeeded with a touch of Carlo Rovelli's clarity and verve.
|
|
The Ulo, created by Luxembourg-based Mu Design, adds a touch of whimsy.
|
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It's also not a touch display and no touch-enabled versions are available.
|
|
But even though the screen is tap responsive, it's not a touch screen.
|
|
In commodity markets, spot gold edged up a touch to $1,331.00 per ounce.
|
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In commodity markets, spot gold edged up a touch to $1,328.91 per ounce.
|
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The energy will be confident; however, it could be a touch obnoxious, too.
|
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I informed her and she was a touch frustrated like anyone would be.
|
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It last traded at 7.0738 per dollar, a touch lower on the day.
|
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Sure it has got a touch of support when politics has been rocky.
|
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Brent crude futures for April held a touch higher, near $34.80 a barrel.
|
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She also went in for a touch up right before the big dance.
|
|
Ten-year yields rose a touch on Monday from Friday's one-month lows.
|
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This as the 10-year Treasury yield sat a touch below 5 percent.
|
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Cellebrite's product is a touch-screen device that taps phones directly for information.
|
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In commodity markets, spot gold edged up a touch to $1,328.15 per ounce.
|
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One of those choices includes a Touch Bar that many people find useless.
|
|
The U.S. dollar index held a touch higher, with the euro near $1.137.
|
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You turn pages with a touch panel on the side of the device.
|
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Most other high-grade euro zone bond yields were also a touch higher.
|
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Here an attendee plays a touch-capacitive electronic violin with an electric sword.
|
|
That came in a touch below the 2.5 percent median forecast, Reuters said.
|
|
Gold was subdued with spot prices off a touch at 1,210.44 an ounce.
|
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You look laid back with a touch of chic and casual yet sexy!
|
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Just a touch of does-it-all concealer, only where we need it.
|
|
Oil prices were a touch softer after rising more than 1 percent overnight.
|
|
Add a touch of sparkle to your space with these creepy tree branches.
|
|
Versus the euro, the British currency was a touch weaker at 92.725 pence.
|
|
Their average age on opening day will be a touch over 25 years.
|
|
It was a model of political realism — with a touch of political cynicism.
|
|
But that tendency to self-mythologize also makes Christopher Robin a touch unseemly.
|
|
But frankly, we're a touch surprised that it's not about Poussey's prison wine.
|
|
This makes them a touch smaller than prison cells located 30 minutes away.
|
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If only because it makes our MMA world just a touch more interesting.
|
|
Most other euro zone yields were flat or a touch higher on Friday.
|
|
There is a not even a touch of hyperbole in the above paragraph.
|
|
China's yuan was a touch lower at 6.925 per dollar in onshore trading.
|
|
Later, he'll rehydrate them in the reduction with a touch of white miso.
|
|
Well, first off, Rio has always had a touch of speculation around it.
|
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My father's feelings about Donald Trump, I suspect, are a touch more nuanced.
|
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Mr. Brafman has a more modest educational pedigree but a touch of showmanship.
|
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" He adds, with a touch of melodrama: "This dress is not my legacy.
|
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The passage conveys unease, but one that's leavened with a touch of calm.
|
|
And over the past few days, things have felt a touch, well, vintage.
|
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In Comyns's version, she is called, with a touch of ominousness, Bella Winters.
|
|
For most of us, a touch of amnesia permits a sane-ish existence.
|
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" In 1979, they reunited, with a touch more denim, in "The Electric Horseman.
|
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Ms. Dacus, as usual, seemed content and levelheaded, with a touch of concern.
|
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Andreatti sought to infuse the pieces with a touch of the artist's hand.
|
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" Then, with a touch of wistfulness, she sighed and said, "Memories of Rome.
|
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The dessert was meant to add a touch of distinction to Christmas dinners.
|
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His performances on television were calm and avuncular, with a touch of humor.
|
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When I point it out, Van Dosselaer seems more than a touch embarrassed.
|
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It was a time he recalled with fondness and a touch of amusement.
|
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There is also more than a touch of King Lear in his ravings.
|
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We could be unwrapping some rain and a touch of wind on Saturday.
|
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"People think I'm too nice," Police Constable Wheatley, 218, said, a touch sheepishly.
|
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How are they integrated to give rise to the perception of a touch?
|
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Whannell has fun with the story's unseen menace, sometimes a touch too enthusiastically.
|
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Today ripening can be slowed or sped up by tapping a touch-screen.
|
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Some cynics thought the title a touch inflated, even for cool-hand Jared.
|
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There has always been a touch of the divine about Diego Armando Maradona.
|
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The Japanese yen traded at 108.54, a touch stronger than 108.67 seen earlier.
|
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HK/SIN, weakening a touch from levels near 252.11 in the last week.
|
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Still, that was a touch below the 15.9 trillion won forecast by Reuters.
|
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Many people ascribe to street preachers and freelance huggers a touch of craziness.
|
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Then the hosts turned, a touch apologetically, to the question of damaged brains.
|
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The bonds edged higher to a touch under par, after dipping well below.
|
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He appeared, in those moments, a touch bewildered — or maybe simply awe-struck.
|
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When Asuka tapped, it came a little too quickly, a touch too abruptly.
|
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He added that he expects the U.S. economy to grow a touch faster than 2.5 percent this year, helped by recent tax cuts, and a touch slower than 2.5 percent next year, and for the labor market to continue to strengthen.
|
|
Apple advertises 10 hours of battery life for all new models — the 13-inch Pro without a Touch Bar, as well as the 13- and 15-inch Pros with a Touch Bar — but some users aren't getting anywhere near that figure.
|
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The result is a slow-building coming-of-age story that is as heartbreaking as it is lovely, tragic without ever becoming sentimental, grounded but still compellingly shaded with a touch of American gothic here, a touch of speculative fiction there.
|
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The dollar was a touch firmer on Monday but stayed near two-week lows.
|
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Wells Fargo reported earnings in-line with estimates on revenue a touch below expectations.
|
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Its iPhone app lets users opt for a touch ID, instead of a password.
|
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The scientists trained their simian subjects to use a touch screen before the experiment.
|
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Oh, and a few told me they became a touch nauseous looking at it.
|
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"He hesitated just a touch, but still got a reasonably good look," Brownell said.
|
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After all, a few Xbox Live titles have just a touch of "graphic violence."
|
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Treasury yields were a touch lower after a recent surge to multi-year highs.
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It's mobile ready, has a touch screen, and prints 24 pages in a minute.
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The euro moved a touch higher to hit a three-week high of $1.1399.
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Luna Display is the closest you'll get to using a touch version of macOS.
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The NSA's spying program is still vast, but it's now a touch more restricted.
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Perfectly crunchy-crisp with a touch of sweet coconut and a hint of nuttiness.
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Siriano this season was all about punk-rock vibes with a touch of glam.
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Against the yen, the common currency was a touch softer just under 125.00 yen.
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Kerry Washington added a touch of exotic style with her Egyptian-esque co-ord.
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The euro was firmer $1.1409, while the dollar index eased a touch to 96.114.
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"It's [Match Stix] in [Sinamon] with a touch of Gloss Bomb," she shared. Sigh.
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For a touch of color, she wore burgundy heels that matched her bold lipstick.
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Listen, that might sound a touch tyrannical, but new Gmail is pretty darn cool.
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The Nasdaq composite closed a touch lower, weighed by declines in Cisco and Biogen.
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Oh yes, did I mention there's a touch of the metaphysical in this story?
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Australian shares were a touch firmer while New Zealand's benchmark index fell 28 percent.
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"Certainly Mercedes are the clear favorite," Vettel told reporters with a touch of resignation.
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It's awfully nice, more premium than a MacBook Air, and includes a touch screen.
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The Dow transports closed a touch lower after earlier falling more than 1.5 percent.
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And in Twin Peaks, it always has a touch of the unnatural and otherworldly.
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If some sports reward individual creativity, even a touch of wildness, others favour discipline.
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Overall it produces loud sounds which can have depth, with a touch of bass.
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Some of the most successful people on the planet have a touch of hypomania.
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Does dad whine about typing on a touch screen or using a clunky keyboard?
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There was underboob, too, because what is America without a touch of bad taste?
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This year there was more than a touch of mea culpa in the air.
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Garlicky, salty, zesty, with a touch of crisp sour creaminess — in short, freaking amazing.
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The West Wing certainly had a touch of that quality in its worst seasons.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasury note yield was a touch higher at 2.417 percent.
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Fourth-quarter GDP growth was 6.8 percent year-over-year, a touch below expectations.
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And more importantly: Who among us can't stand to improve their grammar a touch?
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The others either had it around where it is now or a touch stronger.
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But it can still be a touch confusing, even for even diehard TV fans.
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When in need of a touch-up, rely on public transportation for your fix.
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To the right of the Touch Bar is a Touch ID fingerprint authentication module.
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A touch of je ne sais quoi rather than a blast of ocean air.
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Inflation might be a shade lower than otherwise, and the currency a touch stronger.
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On the palate, it was earthy and focused, with a touch of unsweetened licorice.
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Stocks ended a touch weaker, with the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) Top-40 index .
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Japan's Nikkei gained 0.5 percent while South Korea's KOSPI index was a touch firmer.
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Obama added a touch of glam to her black pantsuit while in Washington D.C.
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That would not be just a touch - it would be a very hard shove.
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The Hungarian forint and the Polish zloty were a touch firmer against the euro.
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Both figures were a touch worse than a consensus of forecasts collated by Reuters.
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It was last trading at 0.23 percent, just a touch lower on the day.
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We came from a smartphone and tablet mindset with a touch keyboard and Android.
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It adds a touch of class and a bit of height for shorter women.
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Mustafina's score of 26 was just a touch better than Kocian's score of 22.
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But while today's high is near 215, it will feel just a touch cooler.
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"A touch of glitter on the face can look cool and modern," Rowe says.
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I like my eggs with a touch of tomato tartness and a peppery kick.
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On MacBook laptops with Apple's Touch Bar, the escape key is a touch button.
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But it really didn't have to make the escape key a touch button too.
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For those who can't be bothered with a Touch Bar: Apple's MacBook Air persists.
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Other improvements include the physical home button being replaced by a touch-sensitive version.
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In Safari, a Touch Bar button allows you to quickly open a new tab.
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The bass hits a touch harder and the highs now have a newfound crispness.
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As the butter browns, add a touch of water to stop it from burning.
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So the Jean-Pierre Melville film Le Samouraï was a touch point for us.
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Each product looks luxurious, and would add a touch of glamour to any vanity.
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There was a touch of impishness in his sprightly playing of the Rondo finale.
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A touch of any of these ingredients can change the direction of a dish.
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Part of making Valentino a touch more democratic was his renewed focus on daytime.
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Find out when they're putting out the wireless modular keyboard with a touch bar.
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He quickly shucked a dozen, topped them with a touch of lemon and smiled.
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"How would I describe it?" he said, pausing before adding a touch of humor.
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Young has emotions, and he may have more than a touch of social anxiety.
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"That was a touch to the natural quality, the growing quality," Mr. Teitelbaum said.
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That's why I figured Amazon's new Echo Auto might make life a touch easier.
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It is only one inch smaller than the original Switch and a touch lighter.
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Overall, her temperament tended to be majestic and regal, a touch haughty at times.
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Against the euro, sterling hovered at 84.38 pence — a touch softer on the day.
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HK/SIN, a touch below a low of $1.1882 seen in the previous session.
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Read in light of this history, the demonstrations in Richmond were a touch ironic.
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Revenue of $3.73 billion a touch higher than Wall Street's estimate of $3.72 billion.
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U.S. and British equivalents were also trading a touch above Wednesday's six-week lows.
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When iDrive debuted, we all said you'd be better off with a touch screen.
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There was a soda machine that had a touch screen with countless drink options…
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Initially Mr. Ambudkar looked a touch uneasy as his castmates shouted funny, triumphant tales.
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To our astonishment, the board hanging under it appeared to be a touch-screen.
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If you need a touch of wanderlust, here's the full list for 2020. 10.
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It's an occasion I looked toward with utmost joy, and a touch of dread.
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It was a touch firmer on the euro at $1.0837 and pound at $1.2948.
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Against the euro, sterling hovered at 84.38 pence -- a touch softer on the day.
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Outside of Southern Europe, most euro zone government bond yields were a touch higher.
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Most other 4.123-year bond yields in the euro area also eased a touch.
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Most euro zone government bond yields were flat to a touch higher on Wednesday.
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It appears that Cyrus eventually got a touch up from her hairstylist, Sally Hershberger.
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Reread today, the passage (it goes on for pages) may seem a touch overchoreographed.
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But they also have a touch of poetry and the force of contemporary jewelry.
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That does not preclude him from having a touch of the Everyman as hero.
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Some bankers think issuers are being a touch complacent by holding back issuance now.
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Longer-dated euro zone government bond yields were a touch lower on the day .
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An interactive product description, similar to a website description, appears on a touch screen.
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It's enough to give even the most levelheaded among us a touch of vertigo.
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"It's a touch up, 53-54 crowns on average in Oslo," the producer said.
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TL: Live performance is also tricky, Bonnaroo is going to be a touch platform.
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That is to say gravely, with humility and a touch of sadness, not boastful.
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Headline inflation is seen slowing a touch to 1.9%, with core steady at 2.1%.
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The level of luxury is also a touch more German: minimalist but scrupulously engineered.
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In Italy, where the focus remained on political developments, bond yields were a touch higher.
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That's why replacing the home button with a touch surface will make many people happy.
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For her eyeshadow, I used wheat, caramel, and a touch of cocoa shades, for depth.
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It projects economic growth of 2.2 percent, a touch lower than this year's 2.3 percent.
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Optional: Pat a touch more gloss on the center of your lid for more shine.
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At 2,673, the index closed just a touch off its record high set weeks earlier.
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She would bring savvy political skills, and a touch of star power, to the ECB.
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Each pint is then swirled with butterscotch for added texture and a touch of sweetness.
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A touch more country-influenced, though there's still plenty of electronic programming on it too.
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That is going to cool things off just a touch for parts of New England.
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Truth be told, this makes the book a touch repetitive when read all at once.
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Add a touch of olive oil into the pan before heating up on the stove.
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Any extra parlor tricks like a touch bar wouldn't fit with the MacBook's minimalist aesthetic.
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The screen does fold, as advertised, and Windows worked well enough as a touch interface.
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I used a touch of AutoTune on Kehlani's vocals in "Ring" but not a lot.
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There's also a touch sensor lamp, a Bluetooth speaker, and a mini-projector on sale.
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Order on a touch screen, and then wait as a robot makes your Moroccan bowl.
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Only one stands out — a touch of that glassy greenness: Calèche (and it is Hermès).
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Do you value having a touch screen that can comfortable fit within your grasp more?
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On Macs with a Touch Bar, use the sun icon to increase or decrease brightness.
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The Shanghai composite closed a touch higher, while the Hang Seng closed 0.43 percent higher.
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Gold was off a touch at $1,330.47 an ounce after losing 1 percent on Friday.
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Apple ended a touch lower, while the iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF (IBB) gained 0.9 percent.
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That seemed like a touch of tooth fairy whimsy that wouldn't be too much work.
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Every kid's burden, really—with just a touch more existential, impossibly-constructed crisis to it.
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Sometimes it's a touch keyboard, and other times, it's a sketchpad or an e-reader.
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The outside of the buds feature a touch-control mechanism for interacting with the device.
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The Nikkei 29 closed 230 percent lower, while the Shanghai composite closed a touch higher.
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There's a touch display version of the Chromebook 11 and a non-touch display option.
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The expected output of the Rizhao mill is a touch higher than the Jinan mill.
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That is a touch above the amount maturing from the previous long-term refinancing option.
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At worst, there is a touch of guilt, even pity in tributes to American troops.
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When negotiating the gardeners' pay, Audrey even has a touch of Theresa May about her.
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The Surface Studio features a touch screen, 3-D sketching and super-high-quality display.
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As a touch typist, I felt myself off by a letter, which was extremely frustrating.
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Stronger winds will make it feel a touch colder, but it's nothing you can't handle.
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The S&P 500 closed slightly lower, a touch below the psychologically key 2,100 level.
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Tiong Bahru Food Centre — For a touch of sweet, there's Tian Tian Yuan Dessert House.
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By 1550 GMT it had steadied a touch above the day's lows, trading at $1.3180.
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If it's a touch-up, we might only use half a syringe, but it depends.
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This ring is North's solution to replace a touch-sensitive swipe panel on the glasses.
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Argentina's stocks benchmark clocked a 219.2581 percent rise, while the country's peso firmed a touch.
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U.S. Treasury yields slipped a touch after falling from multi-week highs late on Tuesday.
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And, in particular, Apple replaced the function row on the keyboard with a touch screen.
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In the day, the U.S. currency against other currencies was a touch higher at 97.737.
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At the time, its share of global U.S. GDP was a touch above 15 percent.
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Iron ore prices were a touch lower at $2112.36 a tonne from $20.13 on Monday.
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Most euro zone government bond yields outside Italy were a touch higher on the day.
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The euro was a touch lower at $1.0668 after climbing 0.7 percent the previous day.
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People will be more than a touch delusional, and getting anything done will be difficult.
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EBITDA dropped to 65.1 billion crowns, a touch above CEZ's forecast of 64 billion crowns.
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In fact, a touch of acidity at the end can help just about any dish.
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The index closed a touch below at 1,999.99, still its highest close since Jan. 8.673.
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Gold was off a touch at $1,330.50 an ounce after losing 1 percent on Friday.
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Affinity Photo has Photoshop-level power that it ably squeezes into a touch, tablet interface.
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It has a touch screen that allows people to pay traffic tickets or report crimes.
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The dollar index was a touch softer at 96.108, nursing last week's 1.2 percent drop.
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Philips' new SpeechAir is an Android voice recorder that includes a touch screen and camera.
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The U.S. dollar index turned to trade a touch lower, with the euro near $1.138.
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He tweeted, The Republican National Committee responded to the release with a touch of humor.
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Reynolds seems to be holding on to a touch of his sassy, quippy Deadpool persona.
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But you're also feeling a touch confrontation because we all know you love to fight.
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In which case, you could forgive playgoers for looking a touch fretful as they left.
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Next, choose an eyeliner in a shade that's just a touch deeper than your shadow.
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"It should be pricing a touch back of the majors, and through Sabadell," he continued.
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That is a touch lower than the 1.6 billion euros maturing from the previous week.
|
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The addition of tomato lends a touch of sweetness that plays off the peppery aftertaste.
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The Xperia Projector is a device that can turn any surface into a touch screen.
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Retail sales are seen stepping up a touch with a 9.9 percent rise in March.
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The series also includes "A Touch of Sin" (2013), an unexpectedly violent collection of stories.
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The series also includes "A Touch of Sin" (29400), an unexpectedly violent collection of stories.
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Deck the stilettos These sandals are sleek and contemporary with a touch of ornamental fun.
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That figure was a touch above the 240,22.77 forecast by economists in a Reuters poll.
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Great color, bubbly cheese, and an even crust with just a touch of crunchy brown.
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The translation of "dim sum" means "with a touch of heart," according to Mental Floss.
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It deals with one of the biggest problems with typing on a touch screen: mistakes.
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" The second came three years later in Melvin Frank's romantic comedy "A Touch of Class.
|
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Now, I identify with reform conservatism, so the word "evil" might be a touch biased.
|
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I am not alone in my predilection for a touch of luxe in the wild.
|
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The yuan was a touch lower after gaining 0.2 percent against the dollar on Wednesday.
|
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Most high-grade 0.403-year bond yields were flat to a touch lower on Monday.
|
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Against the yen, the dollar drifted higher but remained a touch below the 106 level.
|
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The Topix index closed a touch lower, falling 21993 points, or 689.93.394 percent, to 689.93.124,2112.86.
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Just a touch less delicious, a pinch less like things that exist naturally on earth.
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The yen was changing hands at 110.34 per dollar, a touch lower versus the greenback.
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Some of the looks are downright inspiring, others, a touch intimidating (oh, hi, cobalt hair...).
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But I did discover bronzer and blush, so my skin was a touch less vampiric.
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Greek bond yields GR5YT=TWEB were a touch higher as a potential market return approaches.
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It is not a good decision, but at least one fan will get a touch.
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He has arthritis, a touch of bursitis, a pinched nerve — like most of his friends.
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Maybe her article needs a touch of leprosy, or a dead kid on the lawn?
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Pretty packaging can add a touch of luxury — and even whimsy — to the makeup process.
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Everything mundane all of a sudden felt so novel, kissed with a touch of magic.
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Could the Saudi prince, Qataris wonder, be suffering from a touch of pique and envy?
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Best Value: ★★★ Troupis Hoof & Lur Mantinia Moschofilero 20153 $20 A touch pink.
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The ravioli has a touch of nutmeg, steams in the bowls — a Bulgarian grandmother's recipe.
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Mr. Wang tapped a touch-screen and the camera took a picture of the wall.
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Mayor Nenshi said Calgary's share would come in at a touch more than $400 million.
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As well as a lot of vests (there was a touch of '70s disco vibe).
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But it lends a touch of realism to an otherwise fantastical Big Boys Adventure Story.
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In Times Square, the Promobot had a device with a touch screen on its chest.
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After taking a touch to steady himself, Kim blasts it off Neuer's foot and in.
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That new price represents a gain of a touch less than 44% in today's trading.
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Investigators recovered a DNA sample from a touch-screen register that the robber had touched.
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Made of pinot noir, the rosé is a touch sweet (and only 10.5 percent alcohol).
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If you'd rather have it sweet, more cinnamon and just a touch of black pepper.
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The only quibble, ironically enough, is that it could have used a touch more soul.
|
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Mr. Johnson and Ms. Picerno sang with soaring energy yet also a touch of wonderment.
|
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There's a touch, beyond the incredible, of sublimity in Buchinger's compensations for an unpromising physique.
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It could always be fixed through a touch of Photoshop, or a pliant attorney general.
|
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Looking at Sam Edelman's Loraine Bit Loafer might give you a touch of déjà vu.
|
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The offshore yuan was a touch softer at 254.06 at 213:221 p.m. HK/SIN.
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One of his regrets was that he could no longer feel a touch like this.
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What a difference a slice of tomato, a touch of garlic, and creative cheesing make.
|
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The police and animal services are investigating, but they have expressed a touch of skepticism.
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In this case, the shrimp gets a meal, and the fish gets a touch-up.
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Despite a strong start, shares wavered in trade and closed a touch above the flatline.
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His voice had an easy sweetness to it, tempered with just a touch of reluctance.
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Add a touch of consumption to the proceedings, and you have the makings of melodrama.
|
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But a touch of filler can make a marked difference — and I have no regrets.
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Non-food consumer inflation was 1.8 percent on-year, just a touch more than February.
|
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But his execution was far from perfect, the 21-year-old said a touch ruefully.
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If someone doesn't get a touch, he's thinking about how to get them in rhythm.
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"I tried to bring a touch of modernity to the hand-finishing," Mr. Cools said.
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Coincidentally, sugar and fat (and a touch of coffee) are what go into a Frappuccino.
|
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"We have no regrets" about sitting out the election, said McCray, 24, a touch defensively.
|
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The popular notebook's new model may have a touch-screen strip for function keys, a slimmer screen, a more powerful graphics processor for tasks such as video games and perhaps a Touch ID scanner, the Bloomberg article said, citing sources familiar with the matter.
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Those of you who prefer to give a sampler of solid chocolate bars will love the dark chocolate assortment box, which includes the following bars: 70% Cocoa, 85% Cocoa, A Touch of Sea Salt, Intense Orange, and Caramel with a Touch of Sea Salt.
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The woman is clearly a serious type who appreciates a touch of drama between complex characters.
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The final product is a tangy sauce with untamed heat and a touch of Caribbean sweetness.
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"the pig," where he reinterprets old school Danish fast food classics with a touch of refinement.
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Add a touch of color to your lips with a peach lipstick in a matte finish.
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Of course, the origin story includes the requisite happenstance and serendipity, plus a touch of controversy.
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Were there any specific films that you used as a touch point, or watched during production?
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"But humans don't work that way," Oestlien says, with a touch of lament in his voice.
|
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The probability for a July hike was 52 percent, a touch above Wednesday's 51 percent chance.
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Once it cooled, it was easy to drink: not too strong, smooth, maybe a touch watery.
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It's a touch lower and shorter, though the wheelbase is stretched by a couple of inches.
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Yet during Lesotho's winter, Afriski comes alive for those craving even just a touch of snow.
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ET, however, Brent was a touch lower while WTI was slightly higher around $27 a barrel.
|
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The blue-chip index gained 0.5 percent while the Hang Seng index was a touch firmer.
|
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Other high-rated euro zone bond yields were flat to a touch lower on the day.
|
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Stempniak had received a touch pass from center Adam Henrique and faced a half-open net.
|
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The Conference Board's consumer confidence index was 97.3 in July, a touch below June's 93 print.
|
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That alone is a reason for Republicans to respond with at least a touch of class.
|
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It's simultaneously admirable and incredibly frustrating, and for the final it was just a touch predictable.
|
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Yet Dr Oldham also cautions that a lot of successful people have a touch of narcissism.
|
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Both boys underwent a touch-up procedure to clean out incisions on their heads on Wednesday.
|
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Rumors about the MacBook Pro keyboard getting a touch bar have been circulating since the spring.
|
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A few sprays give the hair shine and just a touch of piece-y, bouncy texture.
|
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The thin carpet beneath me adds a touch of gentleness as I scratch up his skin.
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The 0.8 percent rise was a touch above economists' expectations for an increase of 0.7 percent.
|
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Just a touch of a usda certified wand to his head and he goes to sleep.
|
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A potted plant also brings life — and a touch of color — to the neutral-colored room.
|
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Now, my first book, called 'A Touch of Gold,' is about to be published by HarperCollins.
|
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Finish off the look with a touch of golden highlighter on top of your concealed brows.
|
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Dab a touch of pink matte shadow to the center of your lids and blend out.
|
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However, this story may make watching Friends on Netflix just a touch awkward for the couple.
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Instead, it often combines elements of capitalism and socialism — with a touch of autocracy and democracy.
|
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"If milo was just a touch cheaper, I'd be feeding it to the sows," Morgan said.
|
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Apple could add a Touch ID sensor as well to unlock your Mac in no time.
|
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Another big Tuesday faller, India's rupee, touched a fresh three-month trough before firming a touch.
|
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Poland's zloty eased a touch, but remained stuck at the 21278.0200 psychological line versus the euro.
|
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One day the iPhone 28 will have a Touch ID fingerprint sensor embedded underneath the display.
|
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In the top-left corner, you'll see a touch button replacing the Escape, key for instance.
|
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The Nasdaq Composite, on the other hand, closed a touch higher, up 0.07 percent at 7,728.97.
|
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Listen to what your heart wants—and don't be surprised if you feel a touch weepy.
|
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The dollar index, tracking the greenback against six major currencies, was a touch lower at 97.707.
|
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With that, he ended his speech with a touch of his widely-known sense of humor.
|
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I found some of the acts impressive, if not entertaining, although some were a touch questionable.
|
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This is the first time Amazon is bringing the voice addition to a touch-screen interface.
|
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The gram might not have a Touch Bar, but it does have a fingerprint ID reader.
|
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A new, packable, telescoping helmet made by Closca might make the safety thing a touch easier.
|
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Headline inflation is expected to slow a touch to 1.9%, with core seen steady at 2.1%.
|
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She wore her blonde locks sleeked back, with silver glitter giving them a touch of sparkle.
|
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At times, as the best memes often do, it takes on a touch of the absurdist.
|
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The dollar index versus a basket of six major currencies was a touch higher at 97.432.
|
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Oil prices traded a touch higher, adding to gains seen on Tuesday as the dollar slipped.
|
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But "humanistic" in the solution to those problems—a silent gaze, a smile, and a touch.
|
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It takes a touch of the spiritual to speak across chasms of age, class, and color.
|
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The dollar index was a touch softer at 98.301 while the euro ticked up to $1.1024.
|
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The exceptions are often wines with lively acidity, especially if they have a touch of sweetness.
|
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The dolphin toilet-paper holder adds a touch of whimsy to the brightly colored bathroom, too.
|
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They sounded a touch uneasy with Kaepernick's activism; they had relatives and friends in the military.
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The burrata was really rather delicious and delightfully big, however it too was a touch cold.
|
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Across the euro zone, most long-dated bond yields were a touch lower on the day.
|
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But we are also tempted into a strange historical vanity, with a touch of counterfactual compassion.
|
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Oil prices were a touch softer after ending the Wednesday session at a two-year high.
|
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That was a touch below the median forecast of -4 in a Reuters poll of economists.
|
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"A touch of slowdown in corporate (acquisitions) has provided an opportunity for private equity," Langan said.
|
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When Gerard Piqué and Jordi Alba missed late chances, there was even a touch of desperation.
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Rule of thumb: If it's not a touch screen, just keep your mitts off of it.
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Stocks rose in Warsaw and Budapest, while the Prague bourse's main index was a touch lower.
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This one in particular, a mostly python carryall with a touch of punk, was pure perfection.
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All the scene needed was a touch of modern science and, voilà, the dark ages recede.
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I'd be remiss if I neglected to report that the book's subtitle is a touch misleading.
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Our mezcal is a touch sweeter because our mezcalero lets the agaves ripen a little longer.
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Instead, Democrats can mostly thank "good luck" with a touch of "good policy" for their success.
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Yes, there were moments when the orchestra, conducted by Sean Kelly, sounded a touch ragtag itself.
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It gives any meat or fish a really nice spiciness, along with a touch of sourness.
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It flirts with aromas of white flowers, then seduces with a touch of honey-roasted peach.
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I feel that a touch of herbaceousness is natural in both cabernet franc and cabernet sauvignon.
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The tenor Michael Spyres, as Edgardo, sings with burnished energy and a touch of metallic sheen.
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"We Step into the Responsibility Suits of Our Art" adds a touch of self-aware melodrama.
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Ana turns his fixation against him: "There's a touch of the vampire about you," she says.
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The Masons, devout churchgoers, may be a touch goofy, but they're kind, always selfless, never complicated.
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The blazer flared a touch at the bottom, adding something princely and maybe even Prince-ly.
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And the madcap final movement, taken at a breathless tempo, had a touch of manic danger.
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"He's the Jewish version of Santa," I explained, a touch of sanctimony creeping into my voice.
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The other manages applications using a touch screen when viewing, navigating and dismissing applications, Qualcomm said.
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On Soccer MANCHESTER, England — Leroy Sané took a touch, and flicked the ball to Raheem Sterling.
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The flowing sleeves added a dramatic touch, while her metallic heels added a touch of shimmer.
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He speaks in a calm, thoughtful manner with a touch of a young Dustin Hoffman's charm.
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In the name of hacking consumer trust, Simon lends his voice to a touch activated tomato.
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Both new phones are said to come with a Touch ID-enabled home button as well.
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For all the thumping energy, the music has a touch of stiff irony reminiscent of Shostakovich.
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A cloud of whipped cream, with just a touch of sugar added, mellows it all out.
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Some cooks add a lot of tomatoes, but I prefer just a touch of tomato paste.
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Quarterly growth came in a touch below the 2.9 percent median estimate in a Reuters survey.
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The classic pretty wash will give an attention-happy Leo just a touch of extra glow.
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The bathroom walls had a skim coat of concrete mixed with a touch of white powder.
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It was a touch firmer on the euro at $1.0837 EUR= and pound at $1.2948 GBP=.
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It was a touch firmer on the euro at $1.0837 EUR= and pound at $1.2948 GBP=.
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End-of-summer rosés, particularly those with just a touch of fruitiness, will flatter this dish.
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There were dogs and a pregnant woman on the runway; community, and a touch of grace.
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That made longer end issuance difficult, and a touch tricky even at the front end too.
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We drink coffee together, I do not have to press a touch pad for a response.
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It's much harder to accidentally like a photo using a trackpad than using a touch screen.
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"Sexy has nothing to do with skin," he said, a touch of mischief in his voice.
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Whatever her problems with Jackie, she sticks by her friend, with a touch of feminist outrage.
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Romania's leu was also a touch weaker after compromise candidate Viorica Dancila was appointed PM-designate.
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The euro stood a touch stronger at $1.1010, while the Swiss franc weakened slightly to $0.9919.
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The euro was flat at $1.11210, while the dollar was a touch firmer at 109.39 yen.
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The nine-second video shows a touch-based interface that's unlike any on existing GoPro cameras.
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The common currency was mostly steady at $1.2316, a touch above its overnight low of $1.2296.
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Well, he actually puts it a touch more self-servingly than that, as you might anticipate.
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It's easy to imagine young users looking at them with, perhaps, even a touch of envy.
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The global dollar index was a touch softer at 22, from the previous close of 0.033.
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"Mild und leise" ("Softly and gently"), the first words of the "Transfiguration," were a touch hesitant.
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He's also written frequently on the booze-performance connection, but not without a touch of skepticism.
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You could try a full-bodied Champagne, particularly one with a touch of mellow, creamy age.
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He said yes — but that his motivation for activism would always be a touch more personal.
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The Australian dollar was a touch lower at $0.6914, still shaky after the previous day's losses.
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So bring on the classic popcorn flick — fun and mostly mindless with a touch of camp.
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Take it slow, Capricorn; this whole month brings reorganization, some confusion, and a touch of fantasy.
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I love that they reference classic street style but are feminine with just a touch of glam.
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On Thursday, bond yields were a touch higher but largely within sight of lows hit this week.
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They were forecast to average a touch over 5.6 million units for the rest of the year.
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It unveiled a new version of its driver app, with added transparency and a touch of gamification.
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There's also a touch-based menu system where users can access copy, erase, move and zoom functions.
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Apple may even fit in a Touch ID fingerprint sensor in place of the traditional power button.
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Venus opposes your ruling planet Neptune today, finding the vibe ultra romantic (but perhaps a touch confusing!).
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Tei Shi "A Kiss Goodbye" How about a touch of samba to kick off June in style?
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I think it's perfect for summer with a touch of tinted lip balm and swipe of mascara.
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For her inspiration, Fiona explains that she's envisioning Olivia Wilde's color, but with a touch of whimsy.
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Spreadbetters expected Britain's FTSE, Germany's DAX and France's CAC to open a touch higher as caution prevailed.
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This will be a fully Google-fied neighborhood, built from scratch, with a touch of Canadian flavor.
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Comparable sales were a touch below forecasts, rising 2.3 percent after 2.4 percent growth three months earlier.
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The keyboard trackpad isn't new; the BlackBerry Passport released in 2014 first sported a touch-enabled keyboard.
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That would be faster than Germany's 0.8 percent and only a touch slower than France's 1.3 percent.
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The Australian dollar was a touch higher at $0.6885 following a modest gain of 0.1% on Wednesday.
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And if you can somehow save up the money get that MacBook Pro with a Touch Bar.
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It can be a touch-friendly version of macOS (something Apple has been adamantly against so far).
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Leather seats and accent stitching add a touch of class to an otherwise rugged line of cars.
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While overall equity exposure dipped a touch to 47.5 percent of global balanced portfolios, investors remained upbeat.
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In many countries, private initiatives become franchises that spread fast with only a touch of state encouragement.
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A touch-sensitive button is likely to have fewer mechanical parts, leading to a lower failure rate.
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Most levels aren't static, with moving buses, waving villagers, and slithering snakes adding a touch of liveliness.
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His tone is amelodic, declarative and a touch absent-minded, as if starting fresh with each rhyme.
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The update makes the process just a touch quicker by eliminating the need to copy and paste.
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China is cracking down on censorship once again, but this time things are a touch more serious.
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The euro was a touch softer at $1.1261 while the greenback inched down 0.2% to 108.22 yen.
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Also, moving the icons just a touch to the left or right sometimes returns very different results.
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This one in particular, a mostly python carry-all with a touch of punk, was pure perfection.
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The dollar traded a touch lower at 108.010 yen after brushing 107.860, its lowest since Jan. 10.
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There is a possibility of a touch of rain or drizzle at some point during the day.
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And for a touch of color, one of the shoulder straps is bright orange, which is nice.
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If anything, the quarterly number was a touch better than some expected, like the Bank of Canada.
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I'll admit that I was a touch underwhelmed when I first heard about ZTE's Project CSX campaign.
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Look at the top 200 internet companies and things are, if anything, a touch worse; just eight.
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Although it's unclear why the drugs featured Trump's face, the branding comes with a touch of irony.
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That's a touch higher than the 12 point increase from whites or 11 points from black voters.
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This was a touch faster than the 1.2% pace estimated by Atlanta Fed's GDP program on Friday.
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"Asian investors view the StanChart name as having a touch of magic," said the FIG DCM banker.
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Night Sight adds exposure time, and the pictures it creates sometimes need a touch of additional editing.
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Gillette Venus With a Touch of Olay Vanilla Cashmere Shave Gel is $2.97 at Target, plus a $.
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With a touch of a button, the matte half turns on a "Halo" keyboard and trackpad layout.
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Since then, bond prices have recovered a touch amid hopes that the company can start operations again.
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And if unicorn beauty can bring a touch of the mystical to getting ready in the a.m.
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So make sure you go ahead and add a touch of extra flour to keep everything together.
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The German/Italian 10-year bond yield spread, was also a touch wider at around 187 bps.
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It appeared that everyone could come to Philly with warm feelings, though mixed with a touch of
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Others are actually pretty compelling, like an inductive charging top and a touch-controlled conference calling plate.
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The stronger tone to the pound, however weighed on London's FTSE index, which was a touch lower.
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Southern European bond yields, which all saw hefty falls on Thursday, were a touch higher on Friday.
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To tone down the silky frock, layer a ribbed shirt underneath for a touch of casual-cool.
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Euro zone yields were a touch lower on Thursday across the curve, but held near recent highs.
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It can respond to a tap on the head or a touch (there are two touch sensors).
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Turn your hand to a touch of DIY and have a go at making your own nightstand.
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That's the kind of feedback you need when you're using a touch interface you literally can't see.
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Think tea infused pops, seasonal fruit and maybe a touch of alcohol for a truly adult treat.
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A sling-back or bow-capped rounded-toe aren't the only shoes with a touch of ribbon.
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Croatia's 211.72-year yield also rose a touch, but at 211.72 percent was near Friday's record lows.
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Market sentiment seems to have improved and the fears of imminent recession now appear a touch hasty.
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Hero is pretty easy to use, though it could do with the introduction of a touch screen.
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"We are seeing some signs that the postelection increases in confidence are moderating a touch," Boockvar said.
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It sounds like sex, just the kind where you're both a touch too faded for the formalities.
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The one she imagines is, literally, the grated drainage system on her street — a touch of naiveté.
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Infuse your day with a touch of color (and instant nostalgia) with the 18 colorful pieces ahead.
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These photos also show that there will be a Touch ID sensor in the new MacBook Pro.
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It makes you look and feel fantastic — while adding just a touch of danger to the mix.
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You may need to add a touch more oil at this stage if the pan is dry.
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Mexican credit default swaps (CDS) traded flat at 174 bps, a touch off recent three-month highs.
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But of course, the actress somehow managed to make even a touch of blotchy décolletage look chic.
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And there was a touch of diplomacy in their insistence on letting the songs articulate their positions.
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It comes with the A10 Fusion chip, a vivid Retina display, and a Touch ID fingerprint sensor.
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Against the yen, the greenback was a touch firmer at 112.43, above the 112.18 level seen Tuesday.
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But having a Touch ID fingerprint sensor on even the base model is hard to argue against.
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Ahead of that meeting, the euro last traded at $1.1746 — a touch below Monday's close of $1.1748.
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The roots already show, so no running to the salon every three weeks for a touch-up.
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She wore a tight white bodysuit and a stars-and-stripes helmet—a touch of Evel Knievel.
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The protesters often post with the hashtag #periodsforpence and mix anatomical details with a touch of humor.
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"They ruin the best," Hudson said about Real Madrid with a touch of sorrow in his voice.
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It's still hot, near 23 degrees, but it should feel a touch more bearable than that today.
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Industrial output, for its part, increased 6.2 percent that month, a touch below the 6.3 percent forecast.
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There was a touch of sadness and gross exaggeration throughout the most widely observed noninduction in history.
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"They're incredibly versatile, sculptural, and add a touch of mid-century elegance to any room," Quinn said.
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I just revisit them with a touch of modernity — more comfort, and more uses for a dress.
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In broader euro zone debt markets, 10-year yields were mostly a touch higher on the day.
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"Rhythm Heaven" consists of "Rhythm Games" that require players to produce beats by tapping a touch screen.
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On the energy front, oil prices were a touch lower after rising more than 3 percent overnight.
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First quarter FAI climbed 10.7 percent on-year, a touch above the 10.3 percent rise Reuters predicted.
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In the audio recording, Faris' voice is filled with joy, pride, and a touch of religious ecstasy.
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Prices were down 0.2 percent, a touch shy of economists' expectations for a decline of 0.3 percent.
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And Dutch model Lara Stone (pictured) also added a touch of glean to her sultry smoky eye.
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No. But I knew: This is how you use a tablet, a touch screen, what have you.
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Caliburger's is lacking a bit in dynamism, however, which could be fixed with a touch more tartness.
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Add just a touch of blush, swipe on a light-pink lip color, and embrace the attitude.
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The plums and red wine add body, sweetness and a touch of acidity to the rich sauce.
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I also craved the earthy presence and deep dark hue that a touch of molasses can contribute.
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Today (Sunday): Some drizzle lingers this morning, maybe even mixed with a touch of sleet or snow.
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During his two missions, Mr. Weitz spent 33 days in space, always with a touch of awe.
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The nurses are so kind; they care for Mom gently and graciously, without a touch of impatience.
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I loved its liveliness, its dusty, earthy red fruit flavors with a touch of minerality and bitterness.
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By contrast, Denpasar artist Jonas Sestakresna's boyish bamboo tower opens the exhibition with a touch of whimsicality.
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It must be said that he has only a touch-and-go relationship with a melody line.
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Some of them include empowerment, rage, love, and Caribbean culture, all with a touch of social commentary.
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Here's what else is happening: It may be a touch cooler today, but it's just as bright.
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Many displayed a typically British brand of humor, blending sarcasm, a touch of cruelty and self-derision.
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Ms. Feola has a warm, full-bodied voice with natural bloom and a touch of darkening richness.
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I miss the camaraderie and intimacy, and the ability to communicate with a glance or a touch.
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The surgeon relaxes and now he is an actor waiting for a touch-up of his powder.
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The new findings add just a touch more detail to the attempts to reconstruct his final itinerary.
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The space is modern, with a touch of elegance, and has a balcony reserved for private dining.
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My mother's best friend brought a touch of cosmopolitan sophistication: yams and marshmallows without any Indian spice.
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Or, do you want a more ornate divider to bring a touch of flair to your space?
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In person, Adams seems nice, thoughtful, a touch vulnerable, which is how she sometimes appears on camera.
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Did he need an eye-gaze device like in "Speechless" or a keypad or a touch screen?
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In consumer tech news, Amazon rolled out Echo Show, a $230 smart speaker with a touch-screen.
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There's also a touch of honey for sweet complexity, along with slivers of fried garlic for oomph.
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"It predominantly seems quite strangely like a circuit party," Mr. Hillard said with a touch of bewilderment.
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"Dolly" has to live at the extremes of its style, and maybe just a touch past them.
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Haaland — still only 19, still a touch raw, still learning — is making it all look suspiciously easy.
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Throw in any spices you like — I typically go for salt, pepper, and a touch of cayenne.
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Satan will sprinkle my flesh with Maldon salt and a touch of sumac for added flavor. Drastically?
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Ripple, the third-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, traded a touch higher near $1.39, the website showed.
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Moreover, the results reveal a touch of greater social consciousness in the collective minds of business leaders.
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Meanwhile, the common currency, which rose above the $1.25 level overnight, was a touch softer at $1.804.8.
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HK/SIN, off an overnight high of 90.235 but a touch firmer than Thursday's close of 89.713.
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Clearly, he's a devotee, and there are times when a touch of skepticism would have been appropriate.
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The strong foamy head was pronounced, the rich golden hue was almost glowing, and a touch cloudy.
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You get Bluetooth audio, a touch-screen infotainment system, automatic emergency braking, a rear camera, and more.
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Mr. Owens sang "I've Got Plenty O' Nuttin'" with a touch of glee, but also genuine contentment.
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Dignified and thoughtful, he nevertheless had a touch of monomania to him, a bit of Captain Ahab.
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Maybe you allowed yourself to become a touch irresponsible with your credit card usage over the holidays.
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But its last one made light of human trafficking, taking things a touch too far for locals.
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Japan's Nikkei 225 rose fractionally to 23,0.573 while the Topix index was a touch lower at 1,728.72.
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The omelet was so creamy that with a touch it split in two and spilled its insides.
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It can take the form of embroidery, a touch of color, special pockets or neck line adjustments.
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Essentially, they are made from ricotta and eggs, a touch of Parmesan and a handful of flour.
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Maybe even a touch of nerves surrounding the sometimes barmy behavior coming out of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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It looks a touch bland to me, but at least it's different than most comedies right now.
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A unique, saloon-inspired bar with saddle barstools adds a touch of country to the luxe space.
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HK/SIN, a touch below Thursday's close of 90.242 and off a high of 90.932 hit overnight.
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MORE torpedoed the American Health Care Act on July 28, the Dow actually moved up a touch.
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Europe's single currency was a touch firmer at $1.1073 , up from Friday's one-week low of $1.10395.
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I added a touch of baking soda to the initial boil, raising the pH of the water.
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Which is to say that the morality in "A Touch of Sin," as in "Parasite," is askew.
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Thursday's data also showed growth of private investment slowed a touch to 5.7 percent in January-November.
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The euro was a touch higher at $1.1227 while the dollar rose 0.3 percent to 111.17 yen.
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It's light and bright, with flavors of flowers and herbs and maybe a touch of residual sugar.
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His preferred ratio is one part absinthe to four parts water, with just a touch of sugar.
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If you are the kind of person who, like Rose and Cassandra, likes to debate whether you'd rather live in a world that was Jane Austen with a touch of Charlotte Brontë or Charlotte with a touch of Jane, I Capture the Castle will fill your heart with joy.
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Gold, also considered a haven asset, was a touch lower, with down 24 percent at $2779.25,315 an ounce.
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The Halo Board responds quickly to a touch on the control and accelerates like a hydraulic roller coaster.
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The glasses If you have to wear glasses, there's no reason they can't add a touch of style.
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I adjusted the strap, popped headphones over my ears, put a Touch Controller on each hand, and waited.
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For example, a touch panel bug turned some Google Home Minis into full-fledged surveillance devices last year.
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Rumors also point to the removal of the spinning physical bezel in favor of a touch version. Etc.
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According to 9to5Mac, Apple will reportedly add a Touch ID button to its revamped MacBook Pro notebook computers.
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The yen was a touch lower at 111.455 per dollar after brushing 111.53, its weakest since March 20.
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From the outside, the entry-level MacBook Pro looks virtually indistinguishable from the model with a Touch Bar.
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To us, adding a touch of nature is one of the easiest ways to brighten up a room.
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" Still, "blacks are blacker, and colors are just a touch more saturated than on the iPhone 8 Plus.
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The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of currencies, was a touch firmer at 93.212.
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Finally, finish with a dusting of highlighter across the tops of your cheekbones for a touch of light.
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Add a touch of peachy lip balm, and you're ready to win the game once and for all.
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To add a touch of formality when addressing people, courtesy titles continue to be used to signal politeness.
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The latest Pretty Little Liars promo for the Freeform series' final 10 episodes is just a touch unsettling.
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Rihanna's take adds a touch of fur to the top of the ankle in both coffee and ivory.
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The private sector ADP payroll report was 173,000 in May, a touch below Reuters expectations for 175,2000 jobs.
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And in terms of tickets we sent out, it was just a touch higher than the record year.
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As both man and cat, he's patrician and polished, a touch of class padding quietly onto the scene.
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That's a touch slower than the previous quarter but comfortably surpasses the 6.8 percent growth posted by China.
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The perfect kind for shorts is made of a thicker denim and has just a touch of stretch.
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Getting there could mean introducing a touch more whimsy into Notion's rigorously black-and-white art-school aesthetic.
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Its semidry tangerine and apricot flavors are easygoing yet zesty, slicked in honey and a touch of graphite.
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However, the 2019 consensus was a touch higher than the International Monetary Fund's latest view of 3.3 percent.
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Spend any time in Mazzaro's Italian Market and you may come down with a touch of Stendhal's syndrome.
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To create a new wine the customer manipulates three sliders on a touch screen attached to the machine.
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Asian stocks ended mixed, with the Nikkei 225 0.4 percent higher and the Shanghai composite a touch lower.
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In currencies, the dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was a touch lower at 97.377.
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But overall, the panel found it a touch too sweet, and the faux marshmallow texture got middling marks.
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It looks and feels like an indie, black-and-white 2D Zelda, with a touch of speedrunning mystique.
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Business climate hit 106.6 below market expectations but only a touch lower from the 106.7 recorded in March.
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There's a one in 50,000 chance that someone else can unlock an iPhone with a Touch ID sensor.
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Songs are more intimate, clear and very balanced, with a touch of bass exactly where I want it.
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But what the team lacked was cohesion — a united idea of what a touch-based phone would be.
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Windows 10 was designed to be a touch system, so the work to integrate AirBar touch was easy.
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As in, I used zero concealer, other than on my undereyes, and just a touch of tinted moisturizer.
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It gained a touch on the yen to 107.46 yen, but stayed short of recent peaks at 107.78.
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A kiss, a glance, a hug or a touch reinforces my view that love still flourishes around us.
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The Weeknd went classic in a fitted tuxedo adding a touch of bling thanks to his floral brooch.
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By 1512 GMT, shares in Stillwater had surged 18.5 percent to $17.41, a touch below the offer price.
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The company currently has a Touch development kit available for developers looking to build on their ultrasound platform.
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Low-rated Southern European countries outperformed the rest of the market a touch, dropping 2-3 basis points.
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But because that shade was a touch too light, Park then layers a darker coral gloss on top.
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Now Kuo is saying there likely won't be a Touch ID sensor on the front of the phone.
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Most other long-dated bond yields in the currency bloc were also a touch lower on the day.
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Topping off an extraordinary technical achievement with flamboyance and a touch of silliness is typical of Mr Musk.
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The euro traded at $1.1273, a touch higher from its two-week low of $1.1268 seen on Wednesday.
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It's flavored with just a touch of real juice like grapefruit, cucumber, lemon, blackberry, watermelon or raspberry lime.
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"I wanted it to be royal, magical, and enchanting, with a touch of whimsy and flair," she explained.
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The short-range antenna is the one in action when you tap a MagicBand to a Touch Point.
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It all feels a touch makeshift, trading solid walls for shower curtains strung from the ceilings with wire.
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With each iteration, the Phantom drone's flight gets a little smoother and its camera gets a touch better.
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The euro traded at $1.1284, a touch higher than its two-week low of $1.1268 touched on Wednesday.
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To tame pesky flyaways, Berg's secret strategy is using a toothbrush with a touch of Tancho hair balm.
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In currencies, the dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was a touch lower at 21.
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There's even a touch of magical realism here and there, including a ghost who wanders the series' margins.
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Sensel is offering $210 off the Morph, a touch-sensitive pad with an array of mappable rubber overlays.
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"He's held up through all of this," said Mr. Branstad, with a touch of wonder in his voice.
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Though we'll never turn down buying a new embroidered bralette, our undergarment collection needs a touch of simplicity.
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Bump the brightness a touch on the iPhone's image and they would more or less be the same.
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The Touch Bar is a compromise between adding a touch screen on a MacBook and ignoring touch entirely.
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Marble adds a touch of sophistication to any phone and could easily be matched with a marble case.
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For such a small amount of filler used in a touch-up, there are hardly any side effects.
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Game of Thrones may seem a touch heavy-handed at times, but in other ways it's incredibly subtle.
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On "La Vida Continuó," she taps Brazilian duo Simone & Simaria for a touch of their native música sertaneja.
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Additionally, the "computer" has moved from the back of the bike to a touch display on the dash.
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There will be a touch of sadness with this one, however, due to the death of Carrie Fisher.
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The greenback edged down 0.2 percent to 113.11 yen, while the euro was a touch firmer at $1.1844.
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It's probably my favorite since episode three, perhaps because it has a touch of the generic to it.
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According to these reports, Apple is also thinking about adding a Touch ID sensor right on your Mac.
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We already know the G249 will include a touch-enabled case — thanks to LG PRing this tidbit already.
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That made the dollar a touch softer while the pound was up for a second day at $26.
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"There's a touch of reality in the markets," said Shaun Osborne, chief FX strategist at Scotiabank in Toronto.
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Its 6% perpetuals were a touch firmer at a cash price of 6.30/8.40 against Wednesday's 5.00/8.00.
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The Shanghai composite was a touch lower but held gains of 3.6 percent for the week so far.
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Other expected features include a Touch ID fingerprint sensor (naturally), 802.11ac support, and NFC support for Apple Pay.
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For anyone with a touch of claustrophobia – like yours truly – this may be the biggest hurdle of all.
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That night, Butch's bossy and upbeat selections acknowledged the Mayan Riviera with just a touch of the tropics.
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My only complaint: the product's slightly too-floral smell, which is pleasant, but a touch strong and...enduring.
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Fugate says that lube even adds a touch of moisture, as long as the product is water-based.
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DJI says battery life on the Phantom 4 Pro has increased a touch, from 25 minutes to 30.
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This won't be easy because the full moon in Taurus is emotional, a touch greedy, and certainly indulgent.
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That was a touch softer than the 6.9 percent growth seen in the second quarter of the year.
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From such details, I'd constructed an image of impeccable chivalrousness, with a touch of the immigrant's stoic melancholy.
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"The dress looks right out of a fairy tale with a touch of boho and romance," she says.
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Shanghai blue chips added 0.3%, while E-Mini futures for the S&P 500 were down a touch.
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This slightly fizzy brew is a mix of lemon juice, cane sugar and a touch of citric acid.
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We mean at your desk, at a big pitch meeting, or at a touch base with your boss.
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There's a rotary control at the top for volume and a touch-sensitive panel for basic track controls.
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The euro was a touch higher at $1.1127 after slipping to a two-week low of $1.1071 overnight.
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Viewers going in expecting "science fiction" or "comedy" may have felt more than a touch of cognitive disfluency.
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For Mr. Marte, the predawn routine provided a touch of solace during a precarious chapter of his life.
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A$AP Rocky added a touch of tie-dye to his Paris Fashion Week look that same month.
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In Republican Roy Moore, he found a touch of both -- and it promptly blew up in his face.
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A touch and hold on the left decreases the volume, and a single tap activates the "transparency" mode.
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In the third set Nishikori received a touch of good fortune when a few drops of rain fell.
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Japan's Nikkei recouped early losses to end a touch firmer at 0.06%, while Shanghai blue chips rose 0.3%.
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Yes, good leaders know how to have fun, to exhibit humor, and a touch of grace at work.
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I use a highlighter on the tops of my cheekbones most days, for just a touch of luminescence.
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These regular fit corduroy trousers are made from 98% cotton with 2% elastane for a touch of stretch.
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Chrouch, 280, who escaped Ohio's harsh winters 268 years ago, said with resignation and a touch of incredulity.
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Munfix Gold-Rimmed Plastic Cups add a touch of class to more formal gatherings at a reasonable price.
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A good, juicy tomato only needs a touch of salt and some balsamic vinegar to basically dress itself.
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"[Trump] still appears a touch unpopular in the land of his mother's birth," the paper's opinion page read.
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Because gluten forms with water but not with alcohol, sometimes a touch of sochu or vodka is added.
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"The upshot is that the outlook for economic reforms has brightened a touch," said Singapore-based Shilan Shah.
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We met Becky, and she's Amanda Seyfried, looking a touch too slick for the world of Twin Peaks.
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She pulled the duck out before it was fully cooked, a touch of pink signifying a Western preference.
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So I'm all right with characters staying a touch blurry in my mind as I get swept along.
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"My friends look at fashion in a classical way, but with a touch of whimsy," Mr. Benbanaste said.
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If it's too thick, add just a touch of water to thin to start and go from there.
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Finney, like Carrey, seems a touch young to play the role, and he overcompensates with blustering and shouting.
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The dress was a touch clingy and the fringed pieces caught the light, churning like an elegant carwash.
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A touch of fine cornmeal in the batter gives these waffles a delicious crispness and a faint perfume.
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This means the only Apple-sanctioned "fix" for a touch diseased phone is to buy a new one.
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Front Burner Lil Bucks, a sprouted buckwheat snack, adds a touch of flavor to granola, yogurt or salads.
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Many cars are now equipped with a touch-screen on the console that essentially mirrors your smartphone screen.
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You'd think this might be frustrating to watch, but Arnold directs these scenes with a touch of poignancy.
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Plus, the Yoga comes with a flexible 2-in-1 design and a touch screen for that price.
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The controls are a bit more demanding than the simplicity of a touch screen, but not by much.
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The dollar did ease back a touch to 110.22 yen , but was still up 2.1% on the week.
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This warm drink has a touch of chipotle pepper to make it hot in more than one way.
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Cook: Melissa Clark's savory sesame chicken with cashews gets a touch of sweetness from dates, in 20 minutes.
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"Microshading may even need a touch-up as much as every six weeks to begin with," cautions Jalaf.
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Luckily, a touch of pink is easy to pull off for fall with the right temporary hair dye.
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There was a touch of elusiveness in the way he shaped the slow introduction to the first movement.
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If only that splendid pain came with a knob to control the volume instead of a touch slider.
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The greenback also drifted lower against the yen to fetch 110.84, a touch below Thursday's close of 111.05.
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It gained a touch on the yen to 107.40 yen, but stayed short of recent peaks at 107.78.
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JUST PIVOTING A TOUCH, REGARDING AMAZON, THE PRESIDENT SAID THAT HE DOES NOT BELIEVE AMAZON PAYS ENOUGH TAXES.
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Shoppers go to Walmart for discount items or to Target for discount items with a touch of style.
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Probably, he means a touch of self-portraiture: No choreographer is more steeped in ballet history than he.
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As always, Mr. Funk's art has an undercurrent of religious devotion, maybe even a touch of the medieval.
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Ana Lily Amirpour puts a Middle Eastern spin, with a touch of Italian westerns, on the Dracula tale.
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TouchStadia adds a controller directly to your phone's screen, essentially turning any game into a touch-based experience.
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But there was a touch of gamesmanship in that message and in Warren's answer during the town hall.
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The floor-length dress had a low back to add a touch of modernity to the conservative look.
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Her fiance also added a touch of white with a small pin to his otherwise all-black outfit.
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Google slimmed things down a touch for CES this year, though they've still got a big presence here.
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Edging out Schwartz by just a touch, Cassidy's calls returned 28.9%, on average, during the most recent decade.
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The music conveys wonder, with a touch of fear, perhaps because we know where this story is heading.
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Annual factory output in August came in a touch below the 2% expansion forecast in a Reuters poll.
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Chi-Chi'sScore: 36 A touch too sweet, but several tasters praised the look of the visible vegetable chunks.
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"Thierry Mugler made no money from his clothes," he added proudly, with reverence and a touch of hauteur.
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The dollar last fetched 110.44 yen, a touch below a high of 110.60 reached earlier in the session.
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Some things in life don't mind a touch of neglect: That aloe plant you haven't watered in months?
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Scorpio moons appreciate sentimental gifts, especially ones with a touch of magic, like a crystal or enchanted locket.
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Jia Zhangke's 2013 "A Touch of Sin" examines what happens when individuals choose to confront corruption and inequality.
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Apples add a little sweetness, while cabbage gets a hit of caraway for a touch of gentle spice.
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A touch of fragile neediness comes through as this rattled Tosca calls out Mario's name three more times.
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The euro traded at $1.1284, a touch higher than its two-week low of $1.1268 seen on Wednesday.
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The first of these involves lemon juice, ginger and garlic paste, mustard oil, and a touch of salt.
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This was a touch weaker than the 2.0% pace estimated by Atlanta Fed's GDP program on June 18.
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The euro traded at $1.1280, a touch higher from its two-week low of $1.1268 seen on Wednesday.
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The result is a cloying bite of sweet with a touch of sour and a hint of existential despair.
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"She comes to work and the whole hair and makeup team gives her a touch-up," Foster tells PEOPLE.
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Ten-year yields were a touch lower at 3.67 percent , down from 4-1/2 year highs hit earlier.
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The real secret weapon of the gathering hub, though, is the farmhouse sink sporting a touch-activated Delta faucet.
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The new lights bathed the city in a pale yellow-white hue, but also added a touch of green.
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In commodities, U.S. crude was a touch lower at $13 a barrel after an overnight surge of 1.7 percent.
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Instead, according the the WSJ, Apple was focused on embedding a touch sensor in the glass using ultrasonic technology.
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The Chromebook Plus also has a touch screen and a build in stylus that pops out with a poke.
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And many financial firms are working to help make it possible with just a touch on your mobile device.
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