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So much so you can bend it 30,000 times and it will still be up to snuff.
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Unfortunately, the other 494 other companies don't seem to be up to snuff for a wild year ahead.
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Prices can vary widely, and it's not always clear if what you're buying will be up to snuff.
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But students say that to do the half-German route, your language skills better be up to snuff.
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Nintendo is definitely going through some growing pains with its online service, but I feel that in a year it'll be up to snuff.
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Cook told Vogue that the ability to try on and buy clothes through augmented reality also likely won't be up to snuff this year.
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It uses an Intel Core i7-8750 processor with 16GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD, so the speeds will be up to snuff.
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"The farmers of this country are starting to squawk that they aren't doing well because of the retaliatory tariffs from our trading partners, and that means Deere's quarter may not be up to snuff," he said.
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It will allow humans at Texas A&M to remotely control the shuttles in situations where the self-driving system may not be up to snuff, and they'll also be able to interact with passengers on board.
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In a letter to Trump and a conference call with reporters Monday, top Democrats laid out the five principles they want a deal to meet and vowed to prevent Trump from lifting sanctions should the agreement not be up to snuff.
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Announcements punctuate the hum of activity that fills the space between sets, imploring Wendy to call her dad at the motel, asking the crowd to be careful with the brown acid being passed around, which might not be up to snuff.
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