Right now, however, there's barely anything to watch at all.
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"There's barely anything underwritten right now", said the first banker.
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He has barely anything to do with the other characters.
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Do you count those minor things where barely anything happened?
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And there were some SMOKIN' HOT ladies wearing barely anything.
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A place where everything—or, in this case, barely anything—can happen.
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After all, sometimes the greatest thrill is carrying barely anything at all.
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They had barely anything on them, but it was a very different thing.
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There was barely anything where we could listen directly to the indigenous women's voices.
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At the same time, there's barely anything in the Mid-Atlantic, including the Washington D.C. area.
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Conversely, it's difficult to really despise hard seltzer, because there's barely anything in it to hate.
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"I knelt down and tried to get a pulse, and barely anything was beating," she said.
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It weighs barely anything, and there's a matte soft-touch finish on the back for added grip.
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I thought barely anything in "A Star Is Born" had an actual ring of hokiness or schmaltz.
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Thirty hours into Persona 5 and I know barely anything about Ann, one of the principal characters.
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If you are doing a bold color, go for soft, matte skin, with barely anything on the eyes.
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Cats the musical is hard to spoil because at the absolute core of the show, barely anything happens.
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It is preoccupied with viral moments but creates none of its own, or barely anything even worth a GIF.
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But the Wild managed barely anything in the third period, held to just six shots in the final frame.
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In a year when barely anything makes sense, Shia LaBeouf turning out to be a great freestyle rapper is completely unexplainable.
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Tuesday's gains were barely anything, leaving the S&P 500 still down 1.3 percent for the year — a truly uninspiring start to 2016.
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We've seen dozens of blockchain startups raise tons of money using Ethereum's blockchain to develop services, but with barely anything to actually show.
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These thunderstorms were doing the same thing for hours, leaving some areas with nearly half a foot of rain, while others saw barely anything.
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Model Nina Agdal, by profession, is used to wearing glam clothes, cool looks and, with her Sports Illustrated Swimsuit experience, barely anything at all.
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The rubber trees produced barely anything, with Fordlandia touting only 750 tons of latex — none of which ever made it into a Ford car.
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There was barely anything to it, but you could summon one of a few Pokémon and wave your hand around to make them react.
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It weighs barely anything, so I forget it's even in there most of the time, but now I'm never not prepared for an unexpected rainstorm.
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It's so obviously worthy of impeachment — the president can't just grab public money and stuff it into his pockets — that there's barely anything to investigate.
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The wellness guru and founder of Goop has launched her own magazine, on which she also poses — covered in barely anything but clay — on the cover.
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Gods and Monsters, a game that we've seen barely anything of, but what Ubisoft has characterized as their riff on Breath of the Wild to some degree.
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But playing a spirited character like that is difficult, especially because, as Saldana admits, she has barely anything in common with her (including the green alien skin).
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Given the vivid representations of Nefertiti that have survived from the period, it seems ironic that we know barely anything about what happened to her after Akhenaten's death.
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Unveiled at a time when the club was spending barely anything on transfers, the outlay of thousands of pounds on a statue was a form of artistic subversion.
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By the end of that third season, Nick and Jess had broken up; the two then spent most of season four pretending barely anything of importance had ever happened.
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Video content exclusivity is working just fine—just ask Netflix, which feels like it has barely anything worth watching on it that's not created as an in-house exclusive.
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Beyond that, these measures are exceptionally modest as a policy matter — steps that even in a best-case scenario would do barely anything to reduce gun violence in the United States.
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Beyond that, these measures are exceptionally modest as a policy matter — steps that even in a best case scenario would do barely anything to reduce gun violence in the United States.
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So far, barely anything we know about Donald Trump rises to the level of a plausible criminal allegation, even if he has committed impeachable offenses in a boorish attempt at damage control.
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It does not seem to have occurred to her to wonder why such a variety of publications—which agree on barely anything else—should agree that "over" can be used with a number.
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And there is barely anything to his stage show yet: a thrown-together set of big-scale images of small-scale things (rippling water, wind-swept grass) playing on a screen behind him.
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But barely anything had been written about what it is like for Puerto Ricans who return to the island after months in exile — the basis for my recent story about a couple's return home.
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Barely anything has been written about the place—which is almost inaccessible—nor about the horrors undocumented Mexicans and Central Americans have endured there as part of their attempts to cross the US border.
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But given that barely anything seems to change, like the overall representation of people of color and company culture, for the companies that do release diversity reports, perhaps it does not even matter that these companies haven't.
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Earlier this year, Doom proved that there's a lot to be gained by stripping the first-person shooter genre back to its 90s-era form, which focuses on constant movement and constant shooting and barely anything else. Story?
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Does your day start off with good intentions and a list of items to be fulfilled, only for you to get to the end of the day and find barely anything has been done, because other things have gotten in the way?
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For instance, three seasons in, we still know barely anything about the Upside Down, including what, if anything, lives inside of it apart from evil monsters, let alone why those evil monsters are so eager to cross over to Earth and kill everyone.
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And Gigi's butt-hugging bodysuit wasn't the only lingerie on display: she also gave a peek of her beige Commando thong (a stylist favorite we obviously rarely ever get to see on the red carpet), leaving barely anything up to our imagination.
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About a third of that drop, they say, could be explained by the fact that other developed countries instituted and expanded policies like paid family leave, subsidized child care and flexible work arrangements while the United States did barely anything at all.
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Over time, we've seen Seth Meyers don see-through Marc Jacobs circa 2012, the return of SNL favorite Mango on Alexander Wang's arm back in 2014, and, perhaps most memorably, Rihanna decked out in crystals — and barely anything else (which also transpired in 2014).
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Witness the "Doctor Zhivago" coats, the wide '80s belts with rhinestone buckles, steel head teacher latex shirt dresses and cone bra bodices made purposely too big, so they semi-collapsed to reveal there was barely anything inside (a symbol if there ever was one).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads What I saw when I stepped from the elevator and entered the hush of the Artists Space gallery was barely anything: a red raincoat on the wall, some honey-colored wood benches that looked as if they belonged in a courtroom, and some odd steel contraptions on the floor.
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THUMP dug into the data, and it turns out that of the five states that had Random Access Memory in their favorite vinyl albums of 2016, four of them—Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, and Missouri—are among the top ten corn-producing states in the country according to the USDA's most report figures on crop production in the US. The other state that loved RAM the most is New Mexico, which has barely anything to do with corn.
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Barely anything remains of the station except the station platform wall.
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Barely anything is known about the ecology of C. vandijki in the wild, other than that it is fully aquatic.
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Multiple subjects relevant to this are touched on within it, with the rapper leaving barely anything about their lives off the table.
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Dotmusics Gary Crossing was more critical, calling it a "disappointing fare" with a "bland" vocal mix, writing that "apart from the key changes there's barely anything of interest here". Billboard included "Doesn't Really Matter" in its list of The Greatest Songs of 2000 at number 78. The Guardian placed it at number eight in its 2015 list of Jackson's best songs.
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Adjoining the settlement is a "tent camp" known as "Konik I," established in 1998 for displaced Kosovar Roma. In October 1998, the Podgorica Red Cross registered nearly 2,000 Roma in the tent camp. Construction on these facilities were so poorly completed that barely anything functioned properly, with repairs nearly impossible. Many of these Kosovar Roma had lived in similar conditions as they did in Kosovo.
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1858) became Lieutenant- General, Knight Commander of Order of the Bath and Governor and Commander-in- chief of Bermuda. His older brother, Henry Elliott Chevalier Kitchener (b.1846), succeeded him as Earl having had an army career (including a posting at the Curragh Camp, Co.Kildare) with a final rank of Colonel. By the second half of the 20th century, barely anything was visibly evident of the ruined main house.
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Günther Fielmann summarised the state of the monument at that time: :: When we took over the castle in 2002 it was in a deplorable condition. The broad baroque era hallways had been converted to rooms for school children, using light-weight walls. Barely anything of the original floor plan was visible and the structure had been badly damaged everywhere you looked.German article published at the opening of the castle and academy.
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Preceding attacks by Lee's army had done barely anything to accomplish Confederate objectives, but this did not deter Magruder, who rode back and forth across the battlefield, calling for reinforcements and personally launching unit after unit into a charge of the Union line. At this point, men who had always been directly under Magruder's command began to join the battle. Magruder first encountered some units of Brig. Gen. Robert Toombs.
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Each window was covered by a metal screen that weighed , moved by a pulley Wittgenstein designed. Bernhard Leitner, author of The Architecture of Ludwig Wittgenstein, said there is barely anything comparable in the history of interior design: "It is as ingenious as it is expensive. A metal curtain that could be lowered into the floor." The house was finished by December 1928 and the family gathered there at Christmas to celebrate its completion.
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Barely anything has changed; he is still the spoiled brat, the father is still a bully, the pushover brother Minoru is still working at the gas station and Hayakawa's Ex, Chieko, is still available. The short-lived reunion sparks the affection of the brothers creating a romantic rivalry. Visiting their childhood romping ground of Hasumi Gorge, the tension gives way to confrontation on an old rickety rope bridge. Chieko favours the glitzy Hayakawa over Minoru, who pleads with her to reconsider.
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A navvy received between $1 and $2.50 per day, but had to pay for his own food, clothing, transport to the job site, mail and medical care. After 2 months of hard labour, they could net as little as $16. Chinese labourers in British Columbia made only between 75 cents and $1.25 a day, paid in rice mats, and not including expenses, leaving barely anything to send home. They did the most dangerous construction jobs, such as working with explosives to clear tunnels through rock.
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Since the Wu emperor Sun Hao did not believe that the Jin dynasty was capable of taking Wu and the overconfidence in the Yangtze River as the natural defensive barrier, barely anything was done to prepare for the incoming campaign. However, Wu did reinforce its defences by deploying iron awls linked together by iron chains in the Three Gorges to prevent ships from passing, but Sun Hao and his followers were so overconfident about this additional measure that not a single soldier was deployed to guard the region.
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A werewolf is a type of shapeshifter. As no main characters in any of the novels have been werewolves (Lupe Acevedo in Soulmate was only half-werewolf and she was a minor character; and there was barely anything known about Jeremy Lovett from Daughters of Darkness), less is known about this species than others. In Night World, werewolves (sometimes called 'wolves or just wolves) can transform from human to wolf (and vice versa) at will. In Daughters of Darkness, werewolves are described as wolves that take human form, rather than the reverse.
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With barely anything to live for, Emman Toledo (Aga Muhlach), a former dancer, is just about to start his life all over again. He holds the good memories of his past dearly, knowing he will never be able to bring back his better days. An unlikely opportunity comes up when he is assigned to be the dance instructor for the upcoming Governor's Ball of the powerful political family of the Evelinos, a chance for him to rekindle his lost passion. It will be at this ball where the engagement of the governor's son, Dylan Evelino (Jake Cuenca), and Cedes Fernandez (Angel Locsin) will be announced.
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Seventeen Magazine's November 2006 issue featured an article describing how a boy would be most likely to stay with a girl who would "rub on his sunscreen", "plan stuff", and "support him". Cosmopolitan magazine in past issues feature articles with titles like "The Sex Position He Craves" and "His Secret Pleasure Zone". In Cosmopolitan's August 2011 issue includes on the front cover "Guys Rate 50 Sex Moves: Thousands of Men Rank the Hot and Not-So-Hot Things You Can Do to Their Naked Bodies" as well as "The Sexy Confidence Men Can't Resist". There is plenty that tells girls what guys like, but barely anything that says what women and girls should make clear that they deserve.
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Torak sneaks out of the camp and goes into the forest seeking a cure. The cure, he discovers, can only be obtained by going towards the ocean to the west. Wolf, Torak's companion from the previous novel, has been living with a pack in the High Mountains, but becomes unhappy with his life and he goes off to find Torak. Renn, the female protagonist, has encountered the creature at the Raven Camp and the clan's mage, Sauenn, explains that a it is a Tokoroth: a child who has been stolen from their mother and for about nine months the child is confined to darkness, fed barely anything to forget everything, even the touch of their mother.
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The Dark Below received a mixed reception from reviewers, who were critical of its content. It has an aggregate score of 63/100 for the PlayStation 4 version (based on 41 reviews) and 59/100 for the Xbox One version (based on 4 reviews) from Metacritic—no score is available for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions. Vince Ingenito of IGN, who gave the expansion a 6/10, stated that the only reason to purchase the expansion was for the raid. He said there was very little to do in the expansion, stating "I saw barely anything substantial that I hadn't seen in Destiny before", noting how the expansion's story missions were just recycled areas of the base game.
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With barely anything left but a few rides, what was left of Nallin-Jennings's side was sold to Benjamin & Lena Balka in December 1950, who in turn immediately sold it to Ben & Mae Sterling, who were the owners of the other half of the park in January 1951. Because Sterling now had control of the whole park, during the years of 1951 to 1954 they began removing the duplication of rides that existed on both sides of the park and, by 1954, finally tore down the back half of the Pippin Coaster which stood for 4 years. Sterling had his own Miniature Railroad (The 3rd one in the park's history) that went out along the "Million Dollar" Roller Coaster and was a much better attraction because of the proximity to the lake and large coaster.
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Despite how truly elegant the trunk looked, its design made to follow the side lines of the interior of the car as well as the dimensions of the massive rear hatch glass ended up creating a truly low amount of trunk space for barely anything other than the spare tire. This situation forced owners to buy an external roof rack fixed to the side drip rails in order to be able to carry any luggage, which might compromise the looks of the car. In the exterior, the VAM Lerma showed its influence from the Concord and Spirit models it was based on. The most unusual parts being the rear quarter panels, the rear side windows, the squared grid grille design divided into two sets of four horizontal rectangular portions (not shared with any other VAM car), the gold and black VAM logo on the hood ornament, the manuscript "Lerma" emblems over both fenders and right corner of the hatch.
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It operated in the same area the 1905 Miniature Railroad did with a slightly different path, which in the 1980s would be where the Jet Coaster was located. The railroad operated until the early 1950s, when Nallin-Jennings's side of Rocky Glen suffered the Fire of 1950, which destroyed Nallin-Jennings's 3 major rides including the Pippin Coaster, The Fun House (the remodeled Crystal Dance Pavilion) and the Tokyo Canal water ride an Old Mill type ride. With barely anything left but a few rides, what was left of Nallin-Jennings's side was sold to Benjamin & Lena Balka, who in turn immediately sold it to Ben & Mae Sterling, who were the owners of the other half of the park. Because Sterling had now control of the whole park, during the years of 1951 to 1954 they began removing the duplication of rides that existed on both sides of the park and, by 1954, finally tore down the back half of the Pippin Coaster which stood for 4 years.
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