It's built bit by bit, and anything that's built bit by bit over time usually lasts.
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Because the bra is meant to cover this bit but there's another bit, bit, there's a whole other bit.
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Bit louder, bit trashier, bit drunker, and more easily bought. Allegedly.
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It was a little bit of Ben, a little bit of Liv—a little bit focused, a little bit messy.
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It was a bit crazy, a bit nerve-wracking, a bit intense.
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A bit of paint, bit moving, bit of whatever people need doing.
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A little bit fantasy, a little bit horror, a little bit family drama.
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Hone a bit, hone a bit, hone a bit, and there it comes.
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"Sometimes a bit of smokescreen, sometimes a bit of quiet, and sometimes a bit of opaqueness might serve us a little bit better."
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The 2018 car is a bit lower, a bit sleeker, and a bit shapelier.
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Bit by bit by bit, the picture comes into focus from a blurry mess.
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"I'm a bit liberal, a bit Christian-social, a bit conservative," she said in 24.
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"I'm a bit liberal, a bit Christian-social, a bit conservative," she said in 2009.
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It's a little bit nostalgia, a little bit chest-puffery and a little bit self-flagellation.
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That includes "every bit of marking, every bit of machining, every bit of drilling," he adds.
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Dollar got a bit weak, long rates got a bit higher, yield curve got a bit steeper.
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I like a bit of camp, I like a bit of humor, I like a bit of animation.
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"A little bit of mislocation, a little bit of balls flying, a little bit of everything," Verlander said.
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We gotta close her down a bit more, start working a bit more, use your jab a bit more.
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Then, often slowly, you have to go off the rails a little bit, a little bit, a little bit.
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So hopefully they get a little bit of it, a little bit of it, a little bit of it.
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It was a little bit old-fashioned monster-movie matinee, a little bit DIY puppetry, a little bit local-TV kids' show, and a little bit retro science-fiction saga.
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It's a little bit of a thriller, a little bit of a drama, a little bit of a comedy, a little bit of a romance — and wholly its own thing.
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"I'm a bit of a designer, a bit of an engineer and a bit of a project manager," Paton says.
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We are doing our bit — you do your bit.
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We are doing our bit - you do your bit.
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THEN I got a bit of James Brown, and THEN I liked that little bit of singing when it went a bit reggae and it was almost a bit Bob Marley there.
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Rowkin Bit Charge Finally, last week Rowkin launched three earbud variants — the Rowkin Mini Plus+, Rowkin Bit and Rowkin Bit Charge.
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There's a bit more freedom here, a bit more room for players like me to stretch their virtual legs a bit.
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ADULT. always felt a bit more serious than their peers, a bit artier, a bit more aloof, a bit less likely to prance around small clubs with a dildo strapped to their forehead.
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To "Roast a bit" is to RIB someone, and a bit of that roast (14A's "Roast bit") — not just a small piece, but a "bit" as in a joke — is a ONE-LINER.
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A little bit of Wimbledon in the sun, a little bit of New York all night long, a little bit of Olympics in the cold, a little bit of Andy you are gold!
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That last bit sounds a bit invasive on user privacy.
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Everything was a bit of a blur, a bit confused.
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Do a little bit more, do a little bit better.
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He's a bit bloodthirsty and more than a bit feral.
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"This shows confidence is retuning bit by bit," he said.
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Not entirely at first — just a little, bit by bit.
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More focussed, a bit more jaded, a bit more invested.
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Bit by bit, I was exorcising the demons of shame.
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Which is to say, a bit weary, a bit monochromatic.
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Will he be a bit softer, a bit more measured?
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But I hope that mentality is changing bit by bit.
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But, bit by bit, the system has expanded and improved.
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The city is a bit different, a bit more conservative.
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Bit by bit, they built a better life for themselves.
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Bit by bit, the jobs and the people were leaving.
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It's a little bit normcore, it's a little bit skater.
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And it's slowly been putting out more, bit by bit.
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A little bit France, a little bit Germany, utterly charming.
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A little bit unconventional, a little bit of hard love.
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Bit by bit, the house began to outlive its usefulness.
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That last bit may be the important bit for WWE.
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And I flew out there for, well, we're talking microns, like little bit longer, little bit longer, little bit longer each time.
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You always need a bit of complexion, whether it's a tiny bit around the eye or a tiny bit around the nose.
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The baby's a little bit overdue so we've had a little bit of time to think about it ... that's the next bit.
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The genie's got a little bit of "Hitch" in it; it's got a little bit of "Bad Boys" in it; a little bit of "The Pursuit of Happyness" — it's got a little bit of everything.
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Whatever trust users still had in Facebook following the Cambridge Analytica scandal has been eroding bit by bit by bit throughout the summer.
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But it's a bit strange to not already have these principles and these ideas running a bit earlier and a bit more formalized.
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So something which is a bit lighter, a bit funnier maybe.
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Losing that bit of distinctiveness is a bit of a bummer.
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If the first bit equals one, leave the second bit alone.
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" — "Bit by Bit," Stephen Sondheim "Without RadioShack, there's no Blue Box.
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You can stretch a bit and be a bit more bold.
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BIT by bit, Britain is more closely resembling a federal state.
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Bit by bit, the exchange has shed its real-estate assets.
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"A little bit, a little bit toward the end," Whiteside said.
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Sometimes I'm a bit under-aggressive and sometimes a bit over.
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" "'It's a little bit more, a little bit more,' they say.
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I think people are starting to remember that, bit by bit.
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There's a bit more blood and a bit more dirt, too.
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"It's a little bit darker, a little bit masculine," he says.
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You'll own your bit and you'll pay rent on our bit.
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"Fast fashion is a bit silly, a bit stupid," Cridland says.
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It has to be a bit darker and a bit naughty.
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What's worst, being heartbroke or roach bit, heartbroke or roach bit?
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Slowly bit by bit add and stir in the pomace oil.
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Christian: We talked for a bit, and danced for a bit.
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Most investors are a little bit cautious, a little bit greedy.
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It'd be a little bit slower, a little bit more compact.
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Maybe it's because it looks a bit futuristic — a bit unreal.
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He may be a bit excitable, a bit of a windbag.
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Bit by bit, Mr. Sappington raised money, bringing in about $80,000.
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And all these drawings give it to us, bit by bit.
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Bit by bit, officials are acquiring more land in the area.
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He is, in fact, losing on the merits, bit by bit.
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Basically, just a little bit more — and a little bit less.
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If you wanna stand out a little bit more or you want to have a little bit more fun, be a little bit more unexpected, you have to put a little bit more time into it.
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It's a little bit of an assistant, it's a little bit of a newsfeed, it's a little bit of random ads for Samsung products and it's a little bit of you can actually use your phone.
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A little bit of Westworld, a little bit of Ex Machina, and—thankfully—a little bit of the Mooninites from Aqua Teen Hunger Force.
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You may be a bit too short, a bit too one-dimensional, or have a jump shot that is just a bit too ugly.
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On one axis you have 13 bit versus 64 bit — it refers to a class of processor, and of course 64 bit is faster.
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I really was a little bit hopeful and a little bit optimistic.
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They were a bit younger than us and quite a bit groovier.
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I feel like he's going to destroy this country bit by bit.
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It's just a little bit more bloggy, a little bit more rumoresque.
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Maren Morris is a little bit country and a little bit EDM.
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Well, a little bit metallic and a little bit citrus, she says.
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The middle-out bit comes toward the end of the decompression bit.
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But things that are a bit more personal, a bit more original.
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Well, bit by bit, we're learning more about why that's the case.
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You can improve the architecture: moving from 32-bit to 64-bit.
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You listen to everyone, and bit by bit, you figure things out.
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Bit by bit, though, they're crossing the t's and dotting the i's.
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The workplace is a bit QWOPy, and you're a bit QWOPy too.
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Bit by bit, you begin to pick up a sense of how
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Sometimes, though, there is a bit of whimsy, a bit of flair.
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That last bit brings us to the next key bit of information.
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But everything seems a bit too long, or a bit too short.
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They are feeling a bit fragile, a bit tired and emotionally vulnerable.
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Maybe we were just a bit too much, a bit too laddy.
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People should be allowed to be a bit weird, a bit odd.
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We're a little bit of this and a little bit of that.
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That's a bit of force-fed spinach, but not the only bit.
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Everyone is a bit right here, and everyone is a bit wrong.
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Chris Wallace sounded a little bit wistful, and a little bit wry.
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And we're going to be a bit wry and a bit detached.
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It was a bit adventurous on the back nine, I scrambled a good bit and did my bit to try and salvage a few holes.
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"We just try to be a little bit more universal, a little bit more timeless, and a little bit more subtle," Levitan told the outlet.
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It's a little bit bulletin board, a little bit Facebook, a little bit Highlight — the app that tried to introduce you to interesting people nearby.
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I hope going forward, we can be a little bit -- a little bit different and maybe get along a little bit better, if that's possible.
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Transplanting the ovaries, bit by bit Matthews explained that the transplant itself involved reinserting fragments of al Matrooshi's ovary bit by bit and then waiting for blood vessels to form and infuse into it to make it functional.
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And I hope going forward we can be a little bit -- a little bit different, and maybe get along a little bit better, if that's possible.
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Someone was beyond saving and suffered too much, they administered a bit more of the pain relief and yet a bit more and a bit more.
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For every pound you lose, you'll also lose a little bit of water, a little bit of fat, and a little bit of muscle, Lofton explains.
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It's a bit of a technology play, it's a bit of a subscription play, and it's a bit of kind of where these vehicles are evolving.
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Trilobites You know that face your dog makes, the one that's a little bit quizzical, maybe a bit sad, a bit anticipatory, with the eyebrows slanted?
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And I hope going forward we can be a little bit — a little bit different, and maybe get along a little bit better, if that's possible.
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The idea of 'local radio' has, thanks primarily to Alan Partridge, always seemed a bit naff, a bit tinpot, a bit, well, local. Smalltime. Parochial. Provincial.
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And then we lose our rights to our own body, bit by bit.
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He just steadily gets a little bit better and a little bit better.
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For every bit of polluting energy, they buy a corresponding bit of renewables.
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Every bit we prevent is a bit we don't have to adapt to.
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The story is playing out bit-by-bit, and it definitely isn't pretty.
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"My scars are a little bit lighter, a little bit softer," she shares.
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Bit by bit, Wonder Woman pecks away Diana's and our general superhero fantasy.
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They like a bit of wrong, a bit of clumpiness, clumsiness, granny-ness.
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In fact, Alan is now a bit cheaper and a bit more comprehensive.
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Every race I felt a bit more comfortable and a bit more confident.
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You're given pieces bit-by-bit and Tetris-like they fall into place.
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She started drinking a little bit, we both was drinking a little bit.
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Song Exploder Musicians take apart and explain their songs, bit by bit. 229.
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We think that bit by bit the number of criminal incidents will decline.
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"Every bit of optimism is met with a bit of melancholy," said Paul.
|
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I'd sobered up a bit and relaxed a bit more, laughing and joking.
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Many Americans might trade a bit of GDP for a bit of life.
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It was a gradual process, it was bit by bit, moment by moment.
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This recipe is a little bit country, a little bit rock 'n' roll.
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I just have a little bit of eyeliner, a little bit of eyeshadow.
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In accounting terms, one bit of the government owes money to another bit.
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It's very lovely, but it's a little bit—a little bit—too much.
|
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A little bit nutty and a little bit slutty won't fly any more.
|
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I thought they drew a bit of Trump blood, but only a bit.
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It always had a bit of grit to it, a bit of toughness.
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Plus I've grown a little bit, and my voice got a bit deeper.
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Sorry I didn't get the first bit there, the line's a bit dodgy.
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Taylor: Applebee's tried to be a little bit trendy, a little bit cool.
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He looks a bit tired, even a bit sad and lost in thought.
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Our hope here is to make climate issues more accessible, bit by bit.
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"Our hope here is to make climate issues more accessible, bit by bit."
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They become friends, then marry; bit by bit, Joy infuses him with life.
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This display features 6-bit+FRC technology to simulate 8-bit color support.
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The right answer is a bit of both and a bit of neither.
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The esthetic is a little bit bohemian, a little bit rock and roll.
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Let&aposs do it a little bit better and a little bit faster.
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Everybody was kind of a little bit off rhythm for a little bit.
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With a little bit of Hannibal Lecter, a little bit of Sherlock Holmes.
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You get a little bit of fear and a little bit of fun.
|
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The result: A bit more for the driver, a bit less for Uber.
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It's a little bit sweet, a little bit spicy, and umami as hell.
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He's a little bit less confident and is hesitating a bit more, so I knew I had a bit more time to put my game in place.
|
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Ms. Goodwin, steeped in Victorian fiction, uses many of those tropes in the series: a bit of Emma, a bit of Mr. Knightley, a bit of Dickens.
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Oh and the screen's a bit smaller and the bezels are a bit thicker.
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You have a little bit of time... Oh yeah, more than a little bit.
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So there's a bit of esoteric knowledge that just dropped in value a bit.
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I really do think that every little bit helps and every little bit counts.
|
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Maybe the world is a bit more risky and maybe a bit more uncertain.
|
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The young man knelt and began to pick away the mess bit by bit.
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It is a process, something that's integrated into products and jobs bit by bit.
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Regular coffee with a tiny bit of milk and a tinier bit of sugar.
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HALL: And suddenly things are a little bit alien and a little bit off.
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The plan is to move Leumi over to Pepper's core software bit by bit.
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It's a little bit Swiss Army knife, a little bit Island of Doctor Moreau.
|
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They're trying to whittle down every last bit of material, every bit of weight.
|
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The songwriting matured a bit and became something that was a bit more abstract.
|
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A newly confident Mr Assad talks about retaking the country bit by ruined bit.
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You might be feeling "a bit sweaty, a bit sick, and disorientated," says Goldstone.
|
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"It's a little bit smaller, quite a bit smaller than Las Vegas," says Robyn.
|
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" Cloud described Musgraves overall style as "a little bit retro, a little bit trailblazer.
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Power Rangers is a little bit Transformers, but it's a lot a bit Twilight.
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All it takes is a little bit of wind and a bit of fire.
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She was always active until lupus stole her muscles and strength, bit by bit.
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L: It was a bit, but.. C: It was a bit of a gamble?
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That's quite a bit of money, but this is quite a bit of TV!
|
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Bit by bit, I started incorporating little pieces of that party into my life.
|
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I feel like a bit of swagger and a bit of attitude is missing.
|
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In past seasons, we were still getting to know these characters bit by bit.
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It does take a little bit of skill and a little bit of will.
|
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England suddenly, and for the first time, looks a bit young, a bit panicky.
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The answer involves a little bit of history and a little bit of coincidence.
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"It's a little bit of look and a little bit of comfort," Poole said.
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Bit by bit, I found people willing to trust me completely with their stories.
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Since opening in January, the new dining room has been embellished bit by bit.
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It might go up a little bit, it might go down a little bit.
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The answer is a little bit of yes and a little bit of no.
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Utopia Falls is a little bit Hunger Games and a little bit American Idol.
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Bit by bit, the U.S. petroleum industry is turning world oil markets inside out.
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It's supposed to be a little bit judicial and a little bit legislative-political.
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It opened me up a little bit, tuned my brain a little bit more.
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They were a little bit quicker than we were and a little bit harder.
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Blount responds that Ward bit him, and Little exclaims that Ward bit him, too.
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This pin is a little bit Classics Studies, a little bit rock and roll.
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Why would you slow the economy a bit for every bit you boosted it?
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That's a little bit smaller than Milwaukee and a little bit bigger than Fresno.
|
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" Before the season aired she told People, "I have always been a little bit bigger, a little bit louder and a little bit sassier than most little girls.
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"I just thought, I'm missing a bit of grit, something a bit more funky, something with a bit heavier bass," he told SiriusXM host Mikey Piff this week.
|
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It has to convert the 0003-bit text to 7-bit hex codes, which it does by essentially borrowing the remaining bit at the end of every byte.
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Better to call it a sensibility: the sensibility of whoever feels a bit unsure of who they are — a bit peculiar or out of place, a bit funny.
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The best such musicals are a bit outré, a bit funky, a bit too fey or fine to survive in their own time, and maybe even in ours.
|
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" The dancers, Mr. Farley said, will wear white clothing and sneakers to look "like seraphic track stars — a bit artist and a bit athlete and a bit angel.
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People are looking for more balanced return profile out of Google now: a little bit of growth, a little bit of margin, and a little bit of capital return.
|
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On social, the company amplifies this persona, adopting a "little bit more of an edgy tone ... just a little bit more clever, a little bit more witty," Blashford said.
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A bit spicy, a bit sweet, a bit tart: NoNo Sauce combines all these attributes in a sauce meant for marinating, basting and glazing, especially with grilling in mind.
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"Somewhere along the line, our relationship with developers got a little bit complicated, a little bit confusing, a little bit unpredictable," he said at the company's developer conference, Flight.
|
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It's a little bit naïve but it's a little bit academic and it's a little bit I've got other things I'm paying attention to with all due respect. Right.
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This intriguing bit of innovation may be the most interesting A11 Bionic bit of all.
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Add a little bit of soy sauce, and a little bit of sweet chili sauce.
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It's a little bit of this and a little bit of that, you feel me?
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Dierks Bentley is a little bit holy grail, but still a little bit burning man!
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Everlane's strategy of expanding "bit by bit" is resulting in the fashion brand being everywhere.
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Bit by bit, that culture began to curdle and metastasize, from invisibly to visibly poisonous.
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Impressive, mad and a bit tacky, the research campus is a suggestive bit of evidence.
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We're gonna get into a little bit of election politics, electability, in a little bit.
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No one knew who or what I was, but bit by bit I proved myself.
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They tend to approach everything by first establishing essentials, and then adding bit by bit.
|
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So it did come as a bit of a surprise, a bit of a shock.
|
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It's designed with 8-bit style graphics and has an 8-bit game inside it.
|
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So bit by bit, there was this mix of people from all walks of life.
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Sir Ed is a bit more experienced; Ms Swinson a bit better with the media.
|
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That might sound a bit wanky and bit romantic, but it's not about being fluffy.
|
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Aren't they a bit corny, I suggest, a bit naff; maybe even a smidge smug?
|
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Obviously, things don't happen overnight, so it's sort of bit by bit, piece by piece.
|
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It will take up a bit more space on a nightstand — but just a bit.
|
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That transformation has certainly not been smooth, but it has moved forward bit by bit.
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"People want something a bit heavier here, a bit closer to the chest," adds Lucia.
|
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The second one came as niggas had toured a little bit, learned a little bit.
|
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But I have the impression that we come back bit by bit, over several years.
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He has succeeded at tearing away, bit by bit, at the fabric of our lives.
|
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Green hired a lawyer to shop her story, and someone bit and apparently bit hard.
|
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For the US it makes a bit of difference, and for Europe a bit more.
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But it's a bit of a chore getting high-bit rate files to the system.
|
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A little bit low in the U.S., quite a bit low in Japan and Europe.
|
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A little bit futuristic, a little bit whimsical, and a whole lot of seaweed garnish.
|
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Now that I'm making a little bit more money, I'm paying a little bit extra.
|
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And you are a bit more relaxed about it, you settle in a bit more.
|
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The body is "a bit rusty, and the knees are a bit cranky," he admits.
|
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Still the army has managed to win some confidence of these communities, bit by bit.
|
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There's a little bit, there's some monetization that's happening there, a little bit with Twitter.
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Much of the journey would be made by feel, pulling themselves along bit by bit.
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I would say that's a little bit of them living a bit in both worlds.
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It's a little bit what Airbnb was trying to do, a little bit more experiences.
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I mean we can add a bit of thinking a bit of creativity to work.
|
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And so she shifts her understanding bit by bit: this is 'dog,' that is 'wolf.
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"The language previously had been a bit ambiguous about that, a bit sheepish," Morrison added.
|
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Bit by bit, in broken English and Vietnamese, Hang shares stories of Vietnam with David.
|
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It&aposs supposed to be a little bit judicial and a little bit legislative-political.
|
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Here's what else is happening: A little bit of this, a little bit of that.
|
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Little bit of Bryan Stevenson [the lawyer and activist], a little bit of my wife.
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I thought it would have been a bit more frantic and a bit more panicked.
|
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"I can remember very vividly losing feeling in my legs, bit by bit," he says.
|
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They just want to tax them a bit more and regulate them a bit more.
|
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All they needed was to speed it up a little bit, change accountability a bit.
|
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"She thought I was a little bit aloof or a little bit... closed," Hogan said.
|
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You train a bit later, and the whole routine is pushed back a little bit.
|
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It's a little bit of dried plant material in a little bit of a wrapping.
|
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"The gallery brings in a bit of Hollywood and a bit of entertainment," he said.
|
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A little bit of Pulp, a little bit of Haircut 100, a lot of riffs.
|
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"Everybody was a bit more ballsy, or a bit more exciting, and a bit more interesting," editor Colin Goudie told Yahoo Movies UK. Gilroy confirmed that the third act of the film also changed "quite a bit," and was a difficult needle to thread.
|
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"I hung around, got a bit lucky, a bit angry, a bit frustrated at the umpire," Federer said in the now obligatory comedy duo on-court interview with Jim Courier.
|
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"Some things we've seen in the past, Seb gets a bit frustrated but it's probably been a bit more uncharacteristic this year, probably been a bit too much," said Ricciardo.
|
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Reaching maximum damage as Zarya will take a little bit longer and require a bit more strategy, making her a bit less of a mandatory tank pick in team compositions.
|
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Having sex with him felt quite scripted, like: OK, this comes first, and then we do this for a bit, and then we move onto this bit, and this bit.
|
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I figured by over-spending just a little bit, I was just a little bit safer.
|
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Putting in a lump sum would net you more than entering the market bit by bit.
|
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The leadoff man getting on four out of five innings really bit him a little bit.
|
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That added a bit to the fun of it all, made it bit of an adventure.
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"Then we started recreating every detail of it bit by bit in the computer," he said.
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He was like every other Republican, but a bit more so, and a bit better liked.
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"He is a bit skinny, so we are building his strength up a bit," Kells said.
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So, if the market takes it down a little bit – we'll buy a little bit more.
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The S8 has a bit more detail, but LG balances everything else out a bit better.
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That seemed a bit baffling to us, or a bit hard to comprehend, but very funny.
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Some games also have 10-bit color depth instead of 8-bit, and even HDR support.
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Deeper consideration might have given the book a bit more substance, and a bit less froth.
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Take away determination bit by bit, and you have "this ineffectual but brilliant person," says Graham.
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Though he followed the instructions bit by bit, Nespoli says he took his own creative freedoms.
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This didn't all happen immediately, but rather bit by bit since Orbán took office in 2010.
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The assumption is the character has progressed a bit or their life has changed a bit.
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There's a bit of the old (Horde mode!), a bit of the new (something called Escape
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It looks a little bit like an Unsullied and it looks a little bit phallic, ironically.
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Every day she gets a bit more confident, and our creations get a bit more challenging.
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By playing into stereotypes, the most skillful multi-camera sitcoms can defuse them, bit by bit.
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Climate change is a slow steady rewriting of the rules that govern weather, bit by bit.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Bit by bit, the U.S. petroleum industry is turning world oil markets inside out.
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Porter's path to Seattle has been a bit more roundabout—and a bit more eyebrow-raising.
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I think everybody felt a bit of responsibility… and everybody probably felt a bit fucked over.
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You can hear a bit of Sonic Youth in there and a bit of PJ Harvey.
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One last bit: Ring is always getting Key access for a bit of inter-brand synergy.
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Sienna played a bit of violin, a bit of banjo, some electric guitar, and some bass.
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Bit by bit, little by little, I'm morphing from an engineer into some kind of…manager.
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"Bit by bit, every interaction would bend the metal," Mr. Schell of the Asia Society said.
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The final cross was just a bit too high, the outstretched leg a bit too short.
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"A few weeks ago, it was a little bit browner, a little bit firmer," Slumbers said.
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"Seems a bit hasty in my opinion, seems a bit preemptive one may say," he said.
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He's dripping tantalizing details out bit by bit, stoking expectations and speculation about his next moves.
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He is a bit angry and a bit authoritarian but his heart is full of love.
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A little bit funny, a little bit touching, these pins would definitely make an encouraging gift.
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Slowly, I also regained the sense of agency I lost—a bit here, a bit there.
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It's a little bit Eastern, and yet it has a bit of a cult-y thing.
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But then there's the mustache — something a bit new, a bit working-class, and very Midwestern.
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We've got to acknowledge that this bit is the fun bit and make more of it.
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You give in to an elusive lover, bit by bit, until you no longer recognize yourself.
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But the large bulk of what was being shared, bit by bit, was encoded binary files.
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Sophie Lorain's black-and-white feature has a bit of Aristophanes and a bit of Bollywood.
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They're a bit too enjoyable to be vanitases, but a bit too mannered to be enjoyable.
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But if you do it bit by bit, it's going to be difficult to bounce back.
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I think he started to soften a bit when he was getting older — a little bit.
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Bit by bit, they ask for bigger chunks of your time and suggest increasingly private encounters.
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You have to add to them bit by bit until you have every piece you need.
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If you've got a few fingers of whiskey in a glass, add water bit by bit.
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Bit by bit, Jimmy McGill is being buried alive, and Saul Goodman is holding the shovel.
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They married in 2002, and he teased the memoir out of her, bit by painful bit.
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Then we can add a bit of thinking and a bit of creativity to the role.
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So that little bit of information actually tells me quite a bit that she's doing alright.
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But as a composer, you get a little bit older — and perhaps a little bit wiser.
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On a basic level, we all like a bit of guidance and a bit of advice.
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The suggestion is that the world has always been a bit craven, and a bit crazy.
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The new squad in D.C. is then a little bit old and a little bit new.
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In '96 you got the sense that Greg was struggling, but it was bit by bit.
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There's a little bit of Neil Young in Jackson Maine, and a little bit of Nelson.
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RECIPE: Creamed Spinach This recipe is a little bit country, a little bit rock 'n' roll.
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But The Americans is nothing if not patient; bit by bit, it has proved me wrong.
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Eating a little bit less, doing a little bit less, putting fewer things in your calendar.
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The basket's composition is meant to reflect the goods that consumers are buying — a little bit of housing, a little bit of food, a little bit of electronics, and so on.
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" After all, says the president, "We've all got a little bit of Spock and a little bit of Kirk and a little bit of Scotty, maybe some Klingon in us, right?
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Bill Belichick: I think I know a little bit about competition, I think I know a little bit about leadership, and I think I know a little bit about team building.
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I'm not talking extremes; just a little bit smarter, a little bit stronger, a little bit better suited for the world because its an obligation that we have to our community.
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Why did the Steve Jobs who came back to Apple consistently get described as a little bit kinder, a little bit more patient, a little bit more thoughtful toward other people?
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She's most assuredly creating the soundtrack to whatever becomes the next The Craft or Natural Born Killers — a little bit industrial grime, a little bit shoegaze, a little bit dark as fuck.
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"You might have gotten a hint that a majority of the court really hates ACCA and is picking it apart bit by bit by bit," Justice Samuel Alito said at one point.
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Trello is a bit simpler and more flexible, but MeisterTask is a bit more intuitive and smart.
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"Maybe in yellow to make it a bit less boring and a bit sexier," she tells me.
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I get a bit peckish, so I snack a bit on some fruit before going to sleep.
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Do a little bit of reading, a little bit of learning before you opine on these issues.
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"With Snapchat, it's a bit more raw, a bit more real," explained Rhodes, who goes by @Rhodes73.
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In the mean time, though, a bit of hydrocortisone cream will make you feel a bit better.
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Hire Us To Cast American Crime Story: Who Bit BeyoncéSo, Chrissy Teigen Definitely Knows Who Bit Beyoncé
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We have a little bit of this and a little bit of that, we fit in everywhere.
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It has this balearic feel, but it's just a little bit darker and a little bit weirder.
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And it was a bit of a rough shudder until we slowed it down a little bit.
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Sometimes these deltas fail in huge collapses, and sometimes they break apart bit by bit, Poland says.
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This data was stored atom by atom, bit by bit, on the surface of the copper sheet.
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A little bit of concealer, a great mascara, a little bit of gloss, brows... and you're good.
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But then I have to keep a little bit of distance, which is a little bit uncomfortable.
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A bit grim, a bit unremarkable, a passing component of women's lives but not the main focus.
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Fray them a little bit or clump them a little bit, or push them the wrong way.
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Each list will be a bit shorter and hopefully, a bit less daunting than a longer list.
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At the time (and after a bit of negotiation), the answer was a little bit of both.
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I felt like someone was, bit by bit, squeezing all the air and life out of me.
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It's all just a little bit too smug and a little bit too mealy mouthed to land.
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Bit by bit, I realized I didn't really know the character I was playing in Night Call.
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The narrative is a little bit shaggy, and some of the characters are a little bit flat.
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Their job is to find a workable solution, bit-by-bit, without the benefit of a roadmap.
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That added a bit to the fun of it all, made it a bit of an adventure.
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"Obviously four years on, I'm a bit more experienced, there's a bit more expectation," Fox told Reuters.
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"I have always been a bit like that, though — always a bit of an island," he said.
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A bit of diversity, a bit of planning — I think companies are welcoming that kind of idea.
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"My wife's a little bit jealous," says Legend of Luna being a bit of a daddy's girl.
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Bit by bit, this sort of behavior becomes quickly normalized (in the parlance du jour) and escalated.
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We've fallen into a little bit of a bull flag here, a little bit of a consolidation.
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"We are seeing the euro rebound a bit, we're seeing the pound rebound a bit," Gaffney said.
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It's quite a bit larger, at least, while the laptop itself is a bit smaller and lighter.
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The trend is a little bit '70s, a little bit grunge, and a whole lot of cool.
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On the outside, it appeared unchanging, maybe growing a little bit harder, a little bit less flexible.
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Be okay with getting to know someone over time, letting intimacy and trust build bit by bit.
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We talk a bit about football, amongst other things, and generally have a bit of a laugh.
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Sophie: It's a bit embarrassing to say so, but I guess I like a bit of romance!
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"She's healing me a little bit more, taking away a little bit of the pain," Kelsey said.
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Dig a bit deeper into the debate, however, and our odd couple makes a bit more sense.
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The nerd in me wants a bit more rigor, a bit more plausibility underneath the exuberant fakery.
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Instead, he chose to break up the problem and tackle it bit by bit, step by step.
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And I still do a bit of writing, and I help a bit with studio work sometimes.
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Unfortunately I went a bit heavy on the soy sauce, so the sausage is a bit salty.
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In my second year I was a bit unlucky and I made a bit too many mistakes.
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Bit by bit, cities are becoming smart by the application of consumer technology to the urban space.
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I think that was little bit of it, plus I put out a bit of street footage.
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So yeah, I would say mine is just a little bit harsher, a little bit more blatant.
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"They turned up a bit late, Matt was looking a little bit out of breath," confirms Dighero.
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"The thing is, pizza is a little bit tangy and a little bit spicy," Mr. Hyland said.
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Jo Elgarf, an administrator, explains that it is now too late to stock up bit by bit.
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But doing so will require a little bit of creativity and a little bit of political will.
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I submitted some regrettably bad puzzles, received many polite rejections and improved my skills bit by bit.
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"I feel a little bit better about working on something a little bit more noble," he said.
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So could have been a little bit of inexperience and maybe a little bit of fatigue, also.
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"I wanted to fight a bit more and make the match a bit more tighter," he said.
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But it was just a little bit too long and a little bit too expensive to do.
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"I'm expecting the market to hover here for a little bit, a little bit nervous," he said.
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Producer: Military movies, you have a bit of a bit of a love-hate relationship with them?
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So it's a little bit Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, a little bit Riverdale, and very, very French.
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Baseball is still very difficult, and this bit of foreknowledge makes it only a little bit easier.
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And, even though I hated myself a little bit for it, I don't regret it one bit.
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The Swagtron is a bit narrower than the Swagway and the platform is a tiny bit higher.
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The PIXI EVO gives you a bit more flexibility with extendable legs for a bit more money.
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Talk a little bit about what you want ... tell the story, a little bit of the story.
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But I'd probably send a virus, put a bit of Trojan malware in there, bit of porn.
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But the Microsoft Surface Hub 2S feels a bit different, a bit more advanced, and it might actually deliver on the promise of making collaborating with your coworkers just a bit less painful.
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A bit too nosy, a bit too sweaty, a bit too prone to weird statements ("Nothing that dies in Derry stays dead"), all of which Bev writes off as an elderly person's quirks.
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The dunes have it right, shifting bit by bit, grain by grain, suddenly in an entirely new place.
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And they're going to push us a little bit and we're going to push them a little bit.
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BUT MARC, A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW A LITTLE BIT ABOUT WATSON, A LITTLE BIT ABOUT ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.
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I'm a little bit sad, it's a bit of a regret because I think I played pretty well.
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The S7 has bit more color and contrast, and clips the highlights to white just a bit less.
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So, you have sort of that pass – a little bit slower growth, a little bit slower job growth.
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Ease into the water gradually, going bit by bit until you feel your stress start to slip away.
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Bit by bit, add flour and stir the mixture until it is quite firm, but still malleable. 4.
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FED'S DALY SAYS INFLATION A BIT ABOVE TARGET IS 'FAR BETTER' THAN A BIT BELOW, IN TODAY'S ENVIRONMENT
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Once you start massaging the balm into your skin, bit by bit, you'll see what makes it different.
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But the spread of bike sharing has made millions of lives a bit easier and a bit better.
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Tell us a little bit about what upside you see there, because it's a little bit like Saks.
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Wondering how I can move in and create a bit more space and take a bit more time.
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Give it that extra speed, a little bit — keep a little bit — keep about 10% in the bag.
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How do you assess those games that are a little bit broken, but also a little bit brilliant?
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I actually think we're a little bit tight right here, a little bit too high with the rate.
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I ran marathon after marathon in roughly the same time, sometimes a bit faster, sometimes a bit slower.
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The title is maybe a bit ironic: they're not quite boys anymore, they look just a bit tired.
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RAW files are now captured in 14-bit, up from 12-bit, which provides improved depth and detail.
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"They can hold back a little bit until they get to know you a bit more," he says.
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It sounds a bit odd, but when I see a Caucasian skater, it's a bit of a shock.
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Literally: I'd started on the lowest end of the stand and climbed up, bit by bit, every season.
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Mobile has made 1Password a bit of a hassle, but fingerprint support should make matters a bit easier.
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"Off camera I thought she was a little bit more quiet and little bit more reserved," Palmer testified.
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You need to add a bit of dirt in there; you need to add a bit of sweetness.
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Rather, we learn a bit here and a bit there whenever Tillman happens to interview someone about them.
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For example, total hours worked were up quite a bit; average hourly earnings were up quite a bit.
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The group has held several fundraising campaigns, including asking for donations to reveal Ross' artwork bit-by-bit.
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Studies have shown that men have a bit too much confidence and take a bit too much risk.
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Mr. Bee smiled — a bit wistfully, a bit ruefully — as he finished telling the tale of 433 Broadway.
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There's you can spot it a little bit, you have to do a little bit of background research.
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That figure vacillated a bit, but had fallen a bit to 4 and 5 percent in recent weeks.
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It won't solve Hollywood's diversity problems overnight, but it could start chipping away at them, bit by bit.
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The Packers have been a bit better in pass protection, and Rodgers trusts his receivers a bit more.
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I haven't, but my eyes are just a bit too puffy, the whites just a bit too red.
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Here it was a bit more simplified stylistically, a little bit more base with our lines and shapes.
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You can think of it as spread out over a bit of time and a bit of space.
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Loosen the chuck to remove a bit, and tighten it again to secure the bit before using it.
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French Montana just got bit, legally speaking, by his pool guy ... who says the rapper's dog bit him.
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Over the years, I have raised my standards a bit and my wife has relaxed hers a bit.
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I [moved around], trained a little bit in Isaan, little bit in Bangkok, and then came to Phuket.
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So, it was a little bit over my contract, a little bit over what I wanted to do.
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His reasoning reads a bit like science fiction and a bit like a rabbi's parsing of biblical law.
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That emulation layer is able to run 220-bit Windows apps, but not more modern 8003-bit apps.
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It's a bit of a Surrealist joke, a bit of an abstract sculpture and comfortable to sit in.
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Bit by bit, they were sorting through the gigabytes of data that he had brought back from Nigeria.
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I'm a bit biased toward the products I've recently tried because they're a bit fresher in my memory.
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So crises may be a little bit hairier, and a little bit more dangerous, than we would expect.
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No, the beer is a bit of a gimmick and a bit of a social experiment as well.
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Global warming isn't something that will happen decades down the line — it's happening every day, bit by bit.
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You can customize their sound quite a bit so there's quite a bit of depth you can bring to "Jasper" and "Dez" if you want to explore their unique artistic styles a bit more.
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But the moon's orbit is tilted a little bit compared to the Earth's, so usually when the moon is full, the Earth's shadow passes a little bit above or a little bit below it.
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So I do see a little bit of a stagnation of business, and a little bit of volatility and change in policies may help to give a little bit of momentum to the business.
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The man who emerged from that loveless childhood is, unsurprisingly, a bit of a loner — though to call Gornall a bit of a loner is akin to calling Beyoncé a bit of a singer.
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"As soon as he was a break down he started to play a little bit - everything was a little bit deeper, he served a little bit better and it was tough after that," Goffin said.
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It's got a variety of recording and editing tools, supports 16-bit, 24-bit and 32-bit audio, has a variety of plug-ins and offers previews of the effects those plug-ins will have.
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Billed as an opera, it was a stylized reflection on the Black Panthers and racial activism that was a little bit music performance, a little bit consciousness-raising street fair, a little bit installation art.
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Bit by bit, I watched an episode or two throughout my first couple weeks, and found myself a bit calmer knowing that I had conjured a productive balance of BoJack and work throughout my day.
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The awards typically announce their performers and presenters bit by bit in the weeks leading up to the show.
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We'll be adding to the roster quite a bit in 2019, which I could get into a little bit.
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Bit by bit, we're going to learn the secrets of this gas giant — whether Jupiter likes it or not.
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"Fifty percent is quite a bit," Love replied, but struck the deal with O'Leary, despite looking a bit dejected.
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I'm meeting a friend for lunch a bit later, so I decide to go into town a bit early.
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The Surface Headphones tend to sound a bit muddy, while the Beats feel a bit stuck in the mids.
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The average Indian uses a bit less electricity than a citizen of Gabon, a bit more than a Guyanan.
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And since then the data softened a little bit, and now they seem a little bit, you know, stronger.
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The former also supports 10-bit color to Dolby Vision's 103-bit, which translates to a smaller color range.
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The Bit is available at Amazon for $119.99; the single bud is $59.99; and the Bit Charge costs $129.99.
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"It has been a bit of a hassle and a bit of a big issue in Kenya," he said.
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Maggie's voice, I hope, is a little bit more young, and Lena's a little bit more middle-of-America.
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See, Cher and Madonna have a bit of a history that is filled with a bit of bad blood.
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But keep going, and bit by bit you'll start to find that your home is getting a lot smarter.
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This season, they're a bit frilly and a bit feminine, and feature elements like dramatic sleeves and gathered details.
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A new report from Colorado finds a little bit of the first and a little bit of the second.
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With universal credit being rolled out bit by bit, the government can adjust the scheme as it goes along.
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He realized he was getting a bit older and that it was time to settle down a little bit.
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He's just giving you a little bit, another little bit — which is a kind of very visitor-oriented exhibition.
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The company began requiring all new apps to be updated from 32-bit to 64-bit back in 2015.
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Meanwhile, Peña looks a bit more casual — if not a bit concerned — in a jacket and button-down shirt.
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But every year computers got a little bit better, and a little bit smaller, until suddenly the future happened.
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"I actually think we're a little bit tight here, a little bit too high with the rates," he said.
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He's been writing the long-anticipated "Mueller Report" bit by bit, in public, since his very first court filing.
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Lanier argues that we are surrendering our free will "bit by bit" to Amazon, Facebook, Google, and their clients.
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Where you're a little bit scared, a little bit excited, but the outcome is not going to hurt you.
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SK: I said something, and he kind of walked it back a little bit and apologized a little bit.
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Whatever we're working out through these movies, it's erupting out of the subtext into the text, bit by bit.
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And it had a bit more story element than Pokémon Go does, which is a bit more free roaming.
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Manners Dirik caved in 2011 and bit-by-bit, tweet-by-tweet, he turned 200-odd followers into thousands.
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Information has been trickling out bit by bit for the RED Hydrogen One, the digital camera company's first smartphone.
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Quietly, stubbornly, defying the headlines, bit by bit, around the world, slow shifts are underway towards a better world.
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I should go out there and step up a little bit more, get my level a little bit up.
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While it steals a bit of storage, this feature should make the backseat a bit more comfortable for passengers.
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I think Blair has a bit of depression, a bit of anxiety, and a proclivity toward anti-social behavior.
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That's the thing: She's a bit of a control freak, and I wanted her to loosen up a bit.
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The two tussle a bit more and the man two-hand shoves him with quite a bit of force.
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The M4 will not but it shoots a little bit faster and it's a little bit easier to control.
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"It's a little bit of art, and a little bit of science," cofounder Hillary Kerr says in the video.
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Bit by bit the stakes are raised, with more innocent people being sucked into The Ring's increasingly powerful blackhole.
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It turns out that an actor in the real world is insidiously working to destroy us, bit by bit.
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That's because autocrats excel at gradualism, increasing their hold on power bit by bit, until democracy becomes a mirage.
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They take her to hippotherapy once a week at Bit-By-Bit, a local nonprofit therapeutic horseback riding center.
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It's about taking that space back, that park back, that pool back, of taking it back bit by bit.
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Amazon's Alexa smart home assistant just got a little bit smarter and a little bit easier to talk to.
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It is a bit more expensive than a Premium account and a bit less expensive than a Family account.
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It's a little bit Holochess, a little bit choose-your-own-adventure, and completely unlike anything you've ever seen.
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This is what I'm feeding it: Which is a bit low, but I also fudged my figures a bit.
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There was a bit of shimmying, a bit of punching the air, and even a little twisting going on.
|
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The telecom giant was a bit more upfront when announcing its availability earlier this week — but just a bit.
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And it takes a little bit of heart and a little bit of determination, and all that's a recipe.
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It might be heavier or lighter, and it might last a little bit longer or a little bit shorter.
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We knew it would quiet down a little bit because the other one was taken a little bit quicker.
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As a story device that's a bit more tense, a bit more sustained, I don't think anything beats texting.
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Maybe stretching the field a bit more will get Neymar, Coutinho and Jesus a bit more room to work.
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When Osbourne discovers bones in a neglected basement jail cell, he sounds a bit triumphant — and a bit spooked.
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She described him as "a bit of a clown" and "a bit of a hippie," but an extremist nonetheless.
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In short, those who have Cadasil have thousands of tiny strokes that kill off the brain bit by bit.
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Many don't quit their jobs, but they do tend to work a bit less and retire a bit earlier.
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A drink so basic — a bit of this (alcoholic) with a bit more of that (nonalcoholic) — never completely disappears.
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We'll get to these concerns in just a bit, but first, a bit more about the new paper itself.
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"I think everything is a bit more refrained there, a bit more procedural," she said of her home country.
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"We've got a newly married couple looking a little bit disenchanted and a little bit stressed," Mr. Arnold said.
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I crawl in bed and read for a bit before falling asleep, and T. comes in a bit later.
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For the unfamiliar, Bone is a comic series by Jeff Smith, released bit by bit from 1991 to 2004.
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"I think I got a little bit excited," Familia said, admitting he might have been "overthrowing" a little bit.
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"Government usually costs a little bit more and takes a little bit longer to do these things," Nield added.
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It's always a bit of a cringe and a bit of a laugh, much like "The Bachelor" franchise itself.
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He says don't feel bad for Boosie one bit, but he does offer the rapper a bit of advice.
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And as she applies Senate rules, the health bill's delicate balance has begun to break apart, bit by bit.
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One Man Band may not be one of Pixar's prettiest shorts — it looks a bit drab, a bit flat.
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"All Palestinian Jews are a bit Arab and Israeli Arabs cannot deny being a little bit Jewish," he muses.
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She is seated and smiling, looking ancient and wise, a bit like Marcel Duchamp, a bit like Fred Astaire.
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So too do its competitors, who sound a bit more like everyone else and a bit less like themselves.
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Some insects like the body when it's fresh, others like it when it's a bit older, a bit dryer.
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It seems like audiobooks on your platform is a little bit, has been a bit of an unofficial thing.
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"For every man out there who is feeling a bit shlumpy, who wants to step it up a little bit and feel ever so slightly bit sexier, just make sure the clothes complement you," France says.
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"The first 13 minutes I think was a little bit in their favor, but once the 21-minute mark came, I think we started pushing back a little bit and playing a little bit," said Engelland.
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To Britons of a certain milieu, Mr. Trump is a bit grubby, a bit common, a bit — as Nancy Mitford, that chronicler of elite British life, would put it — "non-U," (that is, non-upper class).
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" "A little bit more ethnic, a little bit more blue collar, a little bit more middle America, less upper-crust country-club types," Barr said, asserting that the mainstream Catholic vote "is the swing vote, frankly.
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I put on a bit of makeup: Vichy mineral 30 gel, Fenty foundation, a bit of under-eye concealer, a dash of powder on the nose and forehead, blush, a bit of eye crayon and lipstick.
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Let us do what we can to make the world a little bit fairer, a little bit more gender-equal.
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There aren't even any effective sad-lad classic tear-jerkers like a bit of Gorecki or a bit of Grieg.
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It's always that feeling that I'm trying to make this a bit easier and a bit more fun for women.
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They were shot using the uncompressed, 22125-bit RAW, and they come out of the camera looking a bit bland.
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Everything you do with it is a little bit easier and a little bit nicer than it would be otherwise.
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" HIS PARALYSIS "All it means is whatever I do is a little bit harder and probably a little bit slower.
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Usually, though, tracking this bit of diagnostic data can be a bit tricky, relying on intrusive methods like ingestible pills.
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I'm OK, I'm lucky nothing is seriously injured I lost a bit of skin and banged my knee a bit.
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The updated keyboard would allow the keys to travel a bit longer, and it would be a bit more durable.
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It is a bit more expensive than a Premium account and a bit less expensive than a Family account. 7.
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It costs less than the most expensive smartphones while performing every bit as smoothly and looking every bit as glamorous.
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And it kind of feels to me a little bit with Snap like we've gone through that a little bit.
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She learns a few cute tricks from Greg, although she finds the traditional rolling-over bit a bit beneath her.
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There's a little bit less mimicking — there's a James Brown piece that we do but a little bit less mimicking.
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It's a little bit Crocodile Hunter, a little bit Fear Factor, and a smidgen of Jackass — a comparison Peterson hates.
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Let's look back and see all the ways big companies chipped away at our privacy bit by bit in 2017.
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I will say that you might see a little bit different game here tomorrow night, a little bit different weather.
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They shared stories with me and, bit by bit, I would take things from that and add into my story.
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The dusting of white is a bit thicker on the DVD case, and you do your bit for the collection.
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"It's not the same, but I feel a little bit more feminine and a little bit more capable," she says.
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The news today is a little bit of an expansion of Instant Apps and a little bit of a rebranding.
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"I wanted her to have a bit of armor and be a bit more warrior like," Turner told the publication.
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Right now, the Obama administration is yanking on various regulatory levers trying to nudge down US emissions bit by bit.
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And the similar stuff it can do takes a little bit longer and is a little bit harder to hear.
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You can see quite a bit of data right on your wrist, though swiping through screens is a bit laggy.
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I think [business has] probably been a little bit weaker — we've seen a bit of a dip in large transactions.
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And then it grew a bit more and a bit more and it ended up being more than I expected.
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It's like being an Italian cook, you just do a little bit of this and a little bit of that.
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It's a little bit Talking Heads music video, a little bit Jazzpunk, and a whole bunch of blissfully bizarre logic.
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"After my first album that got a bit of criticism, I probably shut down a little bit," Blunt tells CNBC.
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I had a couple of laps where I had a bit of a cushion and I could breathe a bit.
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Since this seemed a bit far off (and honestly a bit pie-in-the-sky), we didn't pay much attention.
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While he remains a bit of an enigma, episode 3 pulled the curtain back a bit on his character's depth.
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It's a little bit heavier and a little bit thicker than the S6, but not egregiously so in either category.
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Before rally, Jeff Sessions had bit of an awkward Q+A w/ press, bit flummoxed by Trump "softening" comments: pic.twitter.
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"It's in our interest to reduce that leverage by a bit to generate a bit more financial flexibility," he said.
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Kelly Clarkson's Tennessee house is a little bit country, a little bit rock-'n'-roll, just like the singer herself.
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You could say the encounter just got just a little bit slimy, even if it's just a bit of fun.
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That one was called "Think Like a Freak," which was a little bit more strategic, a little bit more teachy.
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Everyone has cool friends they tone it down for, who they're a little bit smaller for, a bit less themselves.
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He turned his $39.84 into $1,4493, then a bit more, then a bit more, and eventually a whole lot more.
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That's just a little bit of chaos, and little bit of chaos keeps things sexy, in basketball and everywhere else.
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He wasn't going to get any taller, but he could get a little bit stronger and a little bit faster.
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Broth should be a bit saltier than your desired taste because the flavor becomes a bit muted when served cold.
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Everything you call broken was broken bit by bit over a long time and must be fixed the same way.
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Remix OS for PC supports computers with 32-bit and 64-bit chips and be installed on a USB drive.
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These things will be tougher to avoid as the show continues to dole out this back story, bit by bit.
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"It's not the same, but I feel a little bit more feminine and a little bit more capable," she said.
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Everything that felt a little bit off or a little bit shaky in the rehearsal was fine during the show.
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"I think I just got into a little bit of a groove, a little bit of a rhythm," Gray said.
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Morissette: My hope is just to make the lives of these children a little bit better, a little bit easier.
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Yeah. A healthy dose of Pilates, a little bit of success and a little bit of confidence can do that.
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Pocahontas is gaining a little bit because we probably used the Pocahontas a little bit too early, but that's okay.
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"It's becoming a little bit more crowded, a bit more aggressive, but I think that's what Dunkin' enjoys," Travis said.
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I'd say the entire sector is rerating a bit, and it is a bit of an all-weather investment approach.
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"We're seeing quite a bit in rail, some in roads... and a little bit in traditional real estate," he said.
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I know I&aposm getting a little bit older here, but I thought they&aposd be a little bit funnier.
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Nintendo's recently-announced classic games service will eventually bring your favorite 8-bit and 16-bit titles to the Switch.
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Pruitt's been in the news quite a bit lately, enough so that it's a bit overwhelming to follow it all.
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I spent the weekend immersed in two bizarre, outlandish fictional worlds that, bit by bit, started to feel like home.
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That's interesting to hear that instruments are coming back, I always thought you were stripping them away bit by bit?
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And even the cool teachers, that were a bit younger and had a bit of banter, them ones yeah… bruv.
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"So, it's bit by bit getting richer and of course there's a lot of potential on the horizon," King said.
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At the time, the rides were still there, but in the following years they were sold off bit by bit.
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It's also the challenge of any organization attempting to nudge itself, bit by bit, toward something that looks like equity.
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MR. AHRENDT: It happened bit by bit, but the strongest growth was really in the last three or four years.
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You actually turn out to be a little bit more creative, a little bit more ... I just have bad handwriting.
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"It was a little bit nerve-racking because I felt there was quite a bit of expectation," said Azarenka, 13.
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Genovese was a bit more rash—a bit more hungry, maybe—and convinced Vincent "The Chin" Gigante to whack Costello.
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"Democrats, little bit by little bit, are becoming more like the Republicans," wrote Michael Tomasky in the New York Times.
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It actually rewards you to just be a little bit more thoughtful and do your diligence a little bit more.
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I can swim in a pool a bit but when it gets to that deep bit I gotta come back.
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It feels like something you thought was there was actually a little bit closer or a little bit farther away.
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This is all a bit technical, so let's pull the lens back a bit, to Schröder and Storm's larger conclusion.
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"She'd be, like, throw in a little bit of this, squeeze a little bit of that, taste it," he said.
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A tie-front top is a little bit "Blue Lagoon," a little bit disco, but mostly it's a lot summer.
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They were inseparable out of class, and she was learning, bit by bit, to humor his Real Madrid soccer obsession.
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In the end, Trump will likely deal a little bit to the farms, and a little bit to the mills.
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"Farmers are getting a little bit less from cash receipts and a little bit more from government payments," she said.
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Like, 'OK I like this result, so maybe I'll change the parameters a bit to get something a bit better.
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Under current tax rules, such capital expenditures are accounted for bit by bit over time, a practice known as depreciation.
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Strategies for mass surveillance and thwarting encryption have already expanded bit by bit across the so-called Five Eyes nations.
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Because venture capitalists they invest in New York a little bit, a little bit in Austin, mostly in Silicon Valley.
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It seems like it slowed down a little bit, I asked this of Kara Swisher, she bit my head off.
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DC: Yeah, I think there's a little bit of ... a little bit, the female version of Peter Gregory and that.
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Geese are these really interesting, playful animals that are a bit scary and a bit antagonistic, and they have this interesting kind of conflict with humans, and they seem kind of mischievous but also a bit blank.
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There's a never-ending stream of them so odds are you'll find one that hits you in that holiday sweet spot and makes the season seem a bit brighter, a bit cheerier, and bit more lit again.
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Or, you can try to teach yourself a bit about 32-bit x86 and 64-bit x138.993 compatibility and check to see if the apps you use will run on this machine by visiting each app's website.
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This is definitely a bid to kind of bring in that consumer that's maybe a little bit afraid of the connected home, a little bit afraid of voice commands, a little bit afraid of that whole thing.
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"(Olynyk) went through the whole practice and we did quite a bit of up and down, quite a bit of scrimmage, quite a bit of live action," Celtics coach Brad Stevens told reporters after practice on Sunday.
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And all of it was jiggered up with bejeweled thigh-highs, Bakelite logo necklaces, clunky square-heeled loafers, and enormous brocade ushanka hats — a little bit geeky, a little bit athleisure, a little bit soignée; altogether cool.
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"The best way to describe it is we're a little bit like the Lakers, and we're a little bit like Barstool Sports, and we're a little bit like Supreme," says 100 Thieves president and COO John Robinson.
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There is certainly quite a bit more equity volatility and I think finally rate markets are starting to notice that there's a little bit of uncertainty, so you do have a bit of a flight to safety.
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Even in amateur videos, it's common to see folks who are clearly performing for the camera: The noises are a bit too theatrical, the positions a bit too uncomfortable, the glances toward the camera a bit too lingering.
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"It's true that in the tennis world we are all a bit egocentric, a bit focused on our own little thing, our own little concerns, and we sometimes forget a bit to open up to others," Cornet said.
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"What I like about it is that one bit is grand and one bit is cottagey," said the owner, Fiona Sanders.
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But the whole point of quantum computing is that a quantum bit counts for much, much more than a classical bit.
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I am grateful for the positive feedback so far and there is something playful about releasing the albums bit by bit.
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The service helped Lear win a dismissal in 2016, leaving him a little bit richer and Seattle a little bit poorer.
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Some seasons they're on a little bit, just to show a bit of personality, although there are never storylines about them.
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"A tiny bit on the inner corners [or] a tiny bit mixed into a smoky eye is so easy," she said.
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It's still not exactly poster quality, but remember, this is being beamed back bit by bit from four billion miles away.
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You get a bit of halloumi, some greens in there, a bit of chicken dippers—anything fried in a sandwich, basically.
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It is definitely a little bit more colorful and a little bit more whimsical than the other stuff that we've done.
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To sort the list so that all of the 32-bit apps are together, click on the "64-Bit (Intel)" header.
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The exterior has two zip-access side pockets a bit like the Vitesse, but larger and a bit easier to access.
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It is estimated that the bit-by-bit method would come to £5.7bn and take up to three decades to complete.
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Then, once you actually give birth, your kid is forever growing apart from you, bit by bit, becoming her own person.
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It was decided upon that the best framing device would be an interrogation tale that reveals her backstory bit by bit.
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It can run instructions at 83-bit instead of 32-bit for instance, for calculations that don't need the extra overhead.
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Bit by bit, we began taking part in collective actions, determining that this was key to tackling such a systemic problem.
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Whenever I said, 'Do it a bit sweeter' or 'do it a bit more charming,' he thought he was being tricked.
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And with that 64-year-old gone, premiums are a little bit lower, because the pool is a little bit younger.
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Picking the song apart bit by bit like that made me really hear each and every lyric, isolated from each other.
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Other suits in the past have been a little bit bulky or made you sort of hunch over a little bit.
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And every foundable is listed in a sort of sticker book you'll fill in bit by bit as you encounter them.
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When he's nutting it out playing a bit of d'n'b, a bit of dubstep and everyone's going, 'What the front door?
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In Malaysia there's a bit of circulation, even though it's hot you get a bit of a breeze but here, no.
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" The actor added that he was "a little bit country with Jana and a little bit rock and roll with Christina!!!
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They just want to make their own worlds a little bit saner, a bit more bearable, and a touch more magical.
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The physical feeling that happens when the leader is that little bit ahead, and the follow is that little bit behind.
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A little bit in Oakland, a little bit in LA. I believe that's mostly it, except maybe one of the joints.
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All 32-bit apps that aren't updated to 64-bit will not work with future versions of iOS and iOS devices.
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It's a bit higher, and so we have to increase our prices a little bit more than we normally should be.
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It is now the Trump administration that will find its internal operations exposed, bit-by-bit, to the public for scrutiny.
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It's creative, but it feels a bit complicated, and will take a bit of memorizing to really become a power user.
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Programming list 8-Bit Cooking School: A nostalgic series that brings back the 8-bit animation style we know and love.
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You're moving around a little bit, everyone will be a little bit more healthy and have like permanent scars right there.
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"Until we see a little bit more certainty the dollar is a little bit gun-shy at this point," Trang said.
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" Adds Barbara, "When [Clinton] was positioning us for the photo shoot it seemed a little bit odd, a little bit odd.
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Everyone has gotten a little bit older, a little bit wiser, and they're starting to put out music that's globally competitive.
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The problem, gbg wrote in a blog, is that SHA256 requires 32-bit operations, but the NES is only 8-bit.
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Combine that with rhetorical sympathy and awareness of your audience, and the situation gets a bit warmer, a bit less awkward.
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It's like doing a pencil relief: You start with a blurry blob and then, bit by bit, the picture comes together.
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"Banks and bluechip stocks in general are off a bit and that's a little bit of a pressure point," Hogan said.
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They're getting a little bit of heat, getting a little bit of attention, and are trying to make him look bad.
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We want it to feel a little bit different, maybe a little bit darker, but still have the sense of fun.
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He makes friends with a philosophical fellow prisoner, who teaches him to savor his cold scrap of potato bit by bit.
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"There was a bit of messaging there suggesting things may get a little bit difficult in the near term," he said.
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For me, I was probably always looking to pass a little bit more, so that probably came a little bit easier.
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Bit by slow bit, with the aid of sometimes painful reforms made by the previous center-left government, it was improving.
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"He tried it on me for a bit, until we had a bit of a fight about it," Bowie told Loder.
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And I feel like I've just gone on a little bit farther with Jo; I've pushed that a little bit more.
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The Bolt is a bit smaller and a bit thicker than most smartphones—a good size to carry around all day.
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They're soft, wet clay that hardens bit by bit the more you play with it, the more shape you give it.
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In the intervening months, the media giant has started the process of pulling content from the streaming service, bit by bit.
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VR is already going through a bit of a tough phase and sales of existing headsets has slowed quite a bit.
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Mounting hardware in the box includes a small screwdriver with a double-ended bit, screws, a drill bit, and drywall anchors.
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It was really such a nice restaurant, but it was a little bit too early and a little bit too upmarket.
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ONE OF MY ANALYSTS HAS BEEN LOOKING AT IT A BIT ANYWAY, AND WE LOOK AT RISK/REWARD QUITE A BIT.
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But another part of the change is that the Democrats, little bit by little bit, are becoming more like the Republicans.
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I am a little bit tired, a little bit full of anxiety, and yet, I am happy to speak with you.
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Here, Griswold's multiple years of reporting convey the slow crawl of accumulating frustrations that eroded trust in government bit by bit.
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But there was no error, and bit by bit, the three Czech fans had a contagious effect on those around them.
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This time around we have quite a bit more coronavirus news—plus a cool bit of casting news for The Mandalorian.
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With today's technology, you can be handsy and a little bit lazy because the racket does a little bit for you.
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"The rules around cannabis start to look a little bit silly or a little bit over the top," Mr. Rifici said.
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I put a little bit, I eat it, I wait a little bit and if I'm happy and satisfied, I leave.
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"They just kind of do a little bit here, a little bit there, and maybe you'll forget about it," he said.
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He's staying with me for a bit while he remodels his house, so he's been helping out a bit to compensate.
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I lightened up my auburn hair a bit with a blonde balayage, because I've been wanting a bit of a change.
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Ravel's strategy in his 1928 classic was to increase intensity, bit by tiny bit, through relentless repetition, an excruciatingly steady crescendo.
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"It doesn't matter if it's a little bit cold or a little bit hot, you can play volleyball anywhere," he said.
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Work will resume bit by bit in other areas, and air passenger transport will gradually return to normal, the statement said.
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