Christie added that doesn't look good when "stuff comes out a little bit at a time and a little bit at a time," Politico reported.
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"Take a little bit at a time," Judge Johansen urged.
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But it's something we've been working quite a bit at.
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We talked about this a little bit at the beginning.
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We were doing mushrooms a fair bit at that time.
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Exact pricing will vary a bit at U.S. phone carriers.
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Are things slowing down a bit at your local warehouse?
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I try to absorb it a bit at a time.
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And you had done that a little bit at Travelocity.
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This merger moves comes because nobody bit at the offer.
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The toilet roll bit at the end is on point.
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Sadly, I lost my game a bit at the end.
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Steve left the band for a bit at this point.
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You could buy it a tiny bit at a time.
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You see that kind of dichotomy quite a bit at RSA.
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He cuddled up with her a bit at the press conference.
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Tina defnitely hedged a bit at the end of this clip.
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"Making payments, a bit at a time, gave Calveiro a "high.
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The two boys mooched around for a bit, at parting 1 p.m.
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Torsten Rojas-Danielsen from Onemeal laughs a little bit at the idea.
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"It's still a bit at the beginning," he said of his career.
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The iPads also went up a little bit at the base price.
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Just try not to coo a little bit at the blissful infant.
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SANGER: We talked about that a little bit at the last conversation.
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I balked a bit at the Timbuk2's $200 price tag, mind.
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Panicked, he bit at the tube and tried to spit it out.
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Mr Lighthizer spoke of climbing a mountain a bit at a time.
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Anyone starting out in a new role will struggle a bit at first.
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I did study it quite a bit at foreign service school at Georgetown.
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S. crude prices are down a bit at the $47 a barrel level.
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The engine strains a bit at 2065 miles per hour on the highway.
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"I have to go away for a little bit, at least," George responded.
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I hated the bit at the beginning where you don't really look pregnant.
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The FCC Chairman is expected to roast himself a little bit at these events.
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But if you do a bit at a time, you can get through it.
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Kaitlyn: I know, in your study, you looked a little bit at gender differences.
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But the global recession did calm things down a bit at the top end.
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First, the bristles shed a bit at first, but this is normal and temporary.
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I shortened it up a bit at the end, but I thought everyone contributed.
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So in a clean champagne glass, there is a rough bit at the bottom.
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For the record: After marveling for a bit at her obliviousness, we got her attention.
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They both blushed a little bit at that one but I think they heard me.
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It's a little bit at odds with what somebody wants from an entertainment consumption experience.
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Then he did the same, and we laughed quite a bit at the whole thing.
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Or make a mortgage a little bit-- at a better rate than you guys could?
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He has succeeded at tearing away, bit by bit, at the fabric of our lives.
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You talked a little bit at the beginning, but you've gotten more ... What prompted you?
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I'm not on TV. I'm being played on the radio a bit at the moment.
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When whitewashing brick, Ms. Harris recommended focusing on small sections, a bit at a time.
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If we had to guess, we'd say no — no to the marriage bit, at least.
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Just sprinkle a little bit at the roots and use your fingers to work it in.
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And you can see the camera sort of around a bit at the U.S. Pacific Command.
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This change levels the playing field a bit, at least for people who aren't Prime members.
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Wichita State and Middle Tennessee were shafted a bit at 10 seed and 12 seed, respectively.
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And then I'll just give them little bite-sized pieces, a little bit at a time.
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And so she began jotting down her own thoughts and memories, one bit at a time.
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Start making a conscious effort to engage with your thing a little bit at a time.
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"I chafe a bit at that, but I follow the law," Ellis said at the time.
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Adam Draper, the son of that Draper, is changing things up a bit at his accelerator.
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Wrong — the people I met were every bit at sea as they were seven months ago.
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They're lovely, but I have quite a bit at home already, so I don't buy any.
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He said that he would, and kind of laughed and joked a little bit at me.
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SOTTOSUOLO Nicola Marzovilla has shuffled things around a bit at I Trulli, his Southern Italian restaurant.
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Announced yesterday, from Juul, that has been a little bit at the center of the discussion.
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" "They should catch a bit at the end of the year as investors start to chase performance.
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It's fast-paced, which tripped me up a bit at first before I finally found my groove.
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A tiny bit at a time, the silhouette of the speaker ends up marked on the fabric.
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New tech industry satire The Circle seems to be poking at least a little bit at Uber.
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" The actress reflected on her "Friends" memories a bit at the screening for her new comedy, "Booksmart.
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No. Maybe I'll hang out a bit at this social science college and take a few classes.
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Those plans might have to wait a bit, at least until the check is in the mail.
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Finally, he went to the doctor and admits he got "scared a little bit" at the diagnosis.
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Another genius line claims that Im "a bit at sea in terms of his next step politically".
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Geico, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, has been moving a little bit at a time.
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"The International Olympic Committee does worry me and keep me up a bit at night," Nenshi said.
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He thought she smiled a bit at his joke, just a whisper of her usual good humor.
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It was up — way up — and then it dropped quite a bit at the end, a lot.
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Thompson backtracks a bit at the end, but his cynical message is clear: Don't romanticize traditional journalism.
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"He's been playing and practicing quite a bit at home, he's getting his game ready," Woods said.
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The fever of the Starr investigation began to break, if only a little bit at a time.
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You also spoke a bit at Radical Networks about developing SIM cards specifically for the Sopranica network.
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"We might get into the mining business, I don't know, maybe a little bit at least," he said.
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"Some good moments, obviously, and then we lost our concentration a little bit at the end," Clifford said.
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Jalopnik published the email in its entirety, and the bit at the end about meetings is worth reading.
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This isn't the first time the social media platform has been used as a bit at the Oscars.
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"I think they got crossed up a bit at the blue line there," said Carter, explaining his goal.
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He screws up a bit at first, striking an ill-advised deal that results in Joy getting shot.
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A 56-watt brushless motor spins the cutting bit at 10,000 rpm, making precise edges and perfect lines.
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The retro bit at the start is cute, but "Umbrella" is when the really impressive moves come out.
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Three terms you'll hear bandied about quite a bit at a mattress store are firmness, supportiveness, and conformability.
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His success makes him so happy, he dares to vary his routine — just a little bit, at first.
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BEIJING — China's economy firmly hit its growth target last year and even accelerated a bit at the end.
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This looks dangerous for the Buckeyes, whose marvelously surprising season began to leak a bit at the end.
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An entire bit at Zankel consisted of transposing Mozart's "Rondo alla Turca" from A minor to A major.
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That's been the goal for a bit, at least since beginning to make music as Cat Be Damned.
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Add 1 cup of flour a little bit at a time, whisking constantly, to create a thick roux.
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And as a slightly-less-cynical-but-still-pretty-cynical geek myself, I cringed a bit at Bob.
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Most facialists leave the room for a bit at this point, but Heather continued my neck and shoulder massage.
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"You're a little bit at the whim of what position that first twin is in," says Dr. Horsager-Boehrer.
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"We might have to up the ante a little bit at the end of the fall tour," Dawson warns.
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The imagination stirs a bit, at the forgotten lives below and all the stories you could craft for them.
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To put that in perspective, uncompressed CD-quality audio is 16-bit at a recording rate of 44.1 kHz.
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So Stephenson fucked up a bit at the beginning—he's nothing if not inconsistent—but that's besides the point.
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I want to talk a little bit at the end here about kind of the future of the business.
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Afterward, the tool-qua-weapon was a recurring bit at Eminem concerts and became a part of his iconography.
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I don't think he was strong enough to hold me and do the thrusting bit at the same time.
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Larocca: I like the beat; I felt myself bopping my head a bit at my desk listening to this one.
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Obviously, he&aposs wincing a little bit at the fact that state and local taxes cannot be written off here.
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I pick a bit at some pasta and then munch on some chocolate bark and popcorn to tide me over.
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"I was shaking a little bit at the end," the 26-year-old Sevastova admitted in an on-court interview.
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" He also said the "F-35 shakes quite a bit at high g-loadings and at high angles of attack.
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She assembled the front of her braids in a flattering half bun, something we saw quite a bit at Coachella.
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It can break you a little bit at times, but you see a lot, and it does toughen you up.
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Many other mourners dressed up a bit, at least by Southern California standards, perhaps in an unconscious homage to Mrs.
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In which case, dreams like Big Table Farm's may no longer be possible, even a little bit at a time.
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Auction prices did spike a bit at the end of 2015, but they have since returned to early 2014 levels.
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Shinjiro Koizumi's comments were "a bit at odds with the government position but not totally out of line," Schultz said.
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"Or two, and both social media and cable news are a little bit at war with this: Wait a minute."
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The young man got to know Hazmi a bit at a Texaco gas station where Hazmi briefly worked washing cars.
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Then, try to trim your discretionary spending a bit at a time, to build up a fund for the wedding.
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Bits represent either a "1" or a "0," and computers read and perform operations on one bit at a time.
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But, also, we should feel excited for humanity's potential to fill it in, one tiny frustrating bit at a time.
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And I helped a little bit at the end doing a little tuning and tweaking, because that stuff's always really finicky.
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"It seems like with the embargo the walls are just being slowly broken, a little bit at a time," Drain said.
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Though a few people tweeted at the actor asking whether he was bit at the time, no one really questioned it.
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Instead of paying a little bit at a time, make paying off your student debt your No. 2500 priority after graduation.
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Citigroup meanwhile was lagging a bit at midday but gained as the day wore with a 4% jump to US$51.91.
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The dollar index was down a bit at 95.388, while the euro was up 0.1 percent against the dollar at $1033.
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The actor jumped on stage with 50 Cent as the rapper performed "Just a Lil Bit" at the Cannes Film Festival.
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The 16-year-old maintained the bubbly personality that she's known for, laughing a bit at the start of her video.
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And they looked at W.W. II and a little bit at W.W. I. I went to the same sources they did.
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My first idea for the puzzle was shot down and I was a bit at sea as to what to do.
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"It's a lot to take on," said Mr. Sharon, chuckling a bit at the daunting schedule over coffee at Lincoln Center.
|
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A closer look turns down the enthusiasm a bit, at least in terms of the team's recent offensive woes having dissipated.
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"Dell, you know, I think has changed the culture a bit at EMC," Pure's vice president of strategy, Matt Kixmoeller, said.
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She was in a city shelter, except I'd see her quite a bit at People's Park, too, living in a rather . . .
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Mickelson poured it on, showing his skills have not deteriorated a bit at 48, controlling spin beautifully to back pin positions.
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For me it was great, but I certainly made the first three to be digested a little bit at a time.
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My favorite part of any Bachelor (or any show in the Bachelor universe) episode is always the bit at the very end.
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It's true, my meter sprawled a bit at the finish, but that's nothing to how "Downton Abbey" has elongated this particular plotline.
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Though that might be good news for American consumers, as meat prices are likely to drop a bit at the grocery store.
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We're just having some good fun (maybe a little bit at the expense of Joe) :) Mashable's reached out to Fayer for comment.
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He struggled a bit at first, walking three in the first two innings before setting down 14 of the next 15 hitters.
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Coupled Rams may have to loosen up restrictions a bit, at least making it fair play to flirt without crossing any lines.
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Unroll a small bit at a time while you're on the go, and unravel to display it all at your final destination!
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Add the coconut mixture and blend on high until all combined and uniformly green (the spinach will fleck a bit at first).
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Over the course of five years, police were able to recover all of the stolen pieces, a little bit at a time.
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He trained for a bit at both the School of American Ballet and Juilliard, dancing with Graham and later with Maurice Béjart.
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And candidates: let the tech sector be more than just donors; let us help you improve our country, one bit at a time.
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Then I was battered by a 30mph headwind for eight hours until it finally calmed a bit at the end of the day.
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A lot of my work looked a bit at that tradition and flipped it into this world of fantasy, or manipulating our illusions.
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We used animal carriers so I traveled with them a bit at home, and they learn that that's a safe spot for them.
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I may not think about it every day like my friend Ryan, but it did bother me quite a bit at the time.
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There are a lot of stakeholders with competing interests, and the best way to develop this law is a bit at a time.
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It sounds a lot like Mac DeMarco except for the bit at the start where I think he's pretending to be Pete Doherty.
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The original Surface Book keyboard also rose up a bit at the back edge, nearest the hinge, but now hump is more pronounced.
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They did not come easily: he would work on a line for weeks, like a sculptor chipping away, bit by bit, at marble.
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Or you can set up automatic transfers from your paycheck to divert money into a savings account a little bit at a time.
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For me, yeah, I think it's just maybe unlucky a little bit at some point, but it's not a bad life or something.
|
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Though I would grit my teeth a bit at the idea of sacrificing a couple of hours of battery life in the process.
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"I think we're over-delivering a little bit at the moment to our true potential but there's still more to come," he added.
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"That can be a little harrowing, and they wanted to try and get people to feel a little bit at ease," Lobell said.
|
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By sneaking Meltan in there for a bit at the end, they pretty much guaranteed a wave of "WTF?" would roll around the world.
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"We got silenced a little bit at home in the Toronto series, so not totally surprising we bounced back," Mariners manager Scott Servais said.
|
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So we did this new one, Tyler did this breaking down of Jack's life, with this slight bit at the very end of hope.
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It was a pretty clear statement on climate change — and one that is a bit at odds with the rest of the Trump administration.
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The rear end is wrapped and tucked smoothly to make the Traverse less massive, but the design falls apart a bit at the front.
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To prepare, she'd practice standing on a raft for a bit at a time, staying still in increasing increments, until she was a pro.
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"Of all the things Tronc could've done, I'm scratching my head a bit at this one," said Douglas M. Arthur of Huber Research Partners.
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"He's struggled a little bit at times for us," Vogel said of Ibaka, who had averaged 8.7 points in his previous three games – all losses.
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Two, the Democrats had their house on fire a little bit at that point in time because they were dealing with the Tea Party craze.
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"The kids had a chance to get to know each other a little bit at these rehearsals and some get-togethers as well," he explained.
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Ortiz got up and walked a bit at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, accompanied by his wife and children, his spokesman, Leo Lopez, told CNN.
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As Samsung was onstage getting ready to talk about its upcoming foldable phone, Google spilled the beans a bit at its own Android Developer Summit.
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"The kids had a chance to get to know each other a little bit at these rehearsals and some get-togethers as well," he shared.
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"Fonterra's been in the news quite a bit at the moment, so it could be influencing investors," said Grant Williamson, broker at Hamilton Hindon Greene.
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It stirs from its complacency just a bit at the start, only to rock itself back to sleep listening to the percussive rhythms of combat.
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Chad also scoffed a bit at the pending charges he's facing for domestic violence and robbery after he allegedly got physical with Annalise last month.
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That means there is quite a bit at stake for Bailey, who is one of the United States Olympic team's most outspoken critics of doping.
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It has to delight me and surprise me and kind of like, put me off a little bit at first, and then I embrace it.
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They were possibly going for the same kind of weirdness that Armie Hammer achieved with his hot dog cannon bit at the Oscars last year.
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A blissfully flea-bitten, shit-reeking dog might itself gag a bit at some of the animal kingdom's most extreme swellings, its most frenzied fluid-play.
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He was really good at delivering his rap a capella, but when we tried to put it to a beat, he was a bit at sea.
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Tying new content to beloved franchises, then doling it out a bit at a time is a way for Disney, in particular, to keep subscribers hooked.
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On how to possibly resolve this national epidemic, Post is a bit at a loss for words on that one -- as it's such a complicated issue.
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"The sentiment is cautious as there is a bit at stake in the next couple of days for markets", Daghlian said of the upcoming economic events.
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As such, I'm a bit at a loss to come up with a new, profound, overly-detailed way of explaining how her vagina tasted on this day.
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We've spoken a bit at Gizmodo about fetuses responding to things while still in the womb, and how hard it is to tell what's really going on.
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A Case of Distrust starts to drag a bit at the end, but it doesn't last so long as to detract from the rest of the game.
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"We want people to understand that a little bit at a time gets you on your way to introducing some healthy habits in your life," Kodjoe says.
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Still, I can't help but roll my eyes a little bit at Bieber: his fans are freaking out because that's how excited they are to see him.
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Which puts him a bit at odds with his own defense secretary, James Mattis, who has said climate change threatens US foreign policy and the Pentagon's assets.
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If that's a possibility, it might make sense to "squeeze money out of your IRA a little bit at a time for a long time," Gardner said.
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For each fruit, they analyzed bacteria found in the stem, peel, flesh, seeds and calyx -- the straggly bit at the bottom where the flower used to be.
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Though he struggled with the lyrics a bit at the beginning, Saget gave an enthusiastic performance and bowed down to Jepsen, 30, as the crowd went crazy.
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That said, Stifel's Piegza said the report "does seem to be a bit at odds with other data points," particularly the most-recent U.S. GDP growth number.
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That's a bit at odds with a 2017 Associated Press/NORC poll, which found that 60 percent of respondents believe it's the government's responsibility to provide healthcare.
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I faltered a bit at 5D, where the word "arranged" in the clue signaled another anagram, because I had not seen the word spelled that way before.
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The central bank added that conditions in the world economy improved a bit at the end of the year amid signs of lower uncertainties in international trade.
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So what may look like a great connecting blow, in fact, isn't, because you've turned [your head] a little bit at the last fraction of a second.
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We finally got it going a little bit at the end of the second quarter with some pace, and that carried over to the third and fourth quarter.
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We did decide to play a little bit, at least subtextually, with this idea of the characters knowing they're in a musical, and being playful with that fact.
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"Boundaries are being pushed a bit at the top, others see it and follow that example, but I think that is probably a reflection of society," he said.
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Lockhart said he felt the economy remained on track for moderate growth of around two percent, allowing the Fed to move rates higher — a bit at a time.
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What you may not know, though, is that "one bitcoin" can actually be divided into one million bits and sent one bit at a time, if you want.
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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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It uses dried salt cod, which means you won't have to worry about cooking the fish since you'll just pop it in for a bit at the end.
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When Ruby, flush with cash, sees an expensive doctor who offers her cucumber water, she cries a little bit at the upgrade in attention that money can buy.
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For now, listen to the song below, wait for the heart-melting jazz bit at the end, and then try to remember what sun and happiness feels like.
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Gazing at Mr. Trump, she said, "I am very glad to note that apparently the perspective on that has changed a little bit at least in Germany, too."
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And really, the device didn't get much more than a passing mention during yesterday's event, tossed into the bit at the end where Tim Cook announced pricing and availability.
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After Haddish and Rudolph shared a killer presenting bit at the 2018 Oscars, someone had the foresight to start a petition for the duo to host the 2019 ceremony.
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Spacey helped turn the character into a caricature via a silly bit at the 2014 Oscars plus a number of commercials that alluded to Underwood without actually naming him.
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I think the Old Norse culture has suffered quite a bit, at least in Norway, after World War II where the Nazis stole a lot of symbolism from us.
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Additions included bok choy, corn, ni tamago (soft boiled egg) and spice bomb (a lump of hot chili peppers, which the wise will apply a bit at a time).
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"One of the reasons I want to keep it is because I want to be looking a little bit at Iran, because Iran is a real problem," he said.
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I've been playing around with it a bit at our New York office, and it's not a bad little phone — albeit a little bit chunky compared to some flagships.
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We saw the Taoiseach in the European Parliament, pushing back a little bit at the criticism that you've received from the French, and others, for your current tax rate.
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If you imagine the smell of a gardenia at the height of its scent—even browning a bit at the edges—there is always that earthy, mushroom smell there.
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Val takes the opportunity to poke a bit at his big brother, adding, "We're gonna do it last-century style," referring to tying the knot before having a child together.
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I hope they get motivation from my setbacks, and might be able to laugh a little bit at some of the stories I never had the chance to tell before.
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In a statement to BuzzFeed News, the comedian apologized for his show, but maintained that he had performed the same bit at multiple venues without being accused of sexual misconduct.
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Treating the audience to a quick bite has become something of a recurring bit at awards shows recently, beginning when Ellen treated the stars to pizza at the 2014 Oscars.
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It last traded back a bit at 12.75 but South Africa's banking index, another key barometer of sentiment, jumped over seven percent, its best one-day performance in two years.
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And I'm also not sure that-- this correction that we experienced a little bit at the beginning of the year and then since then-- is attributable to the trade dialogue.
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She lost some time in the middle of the course and rallied a bit at the end but still trailed first the round leader, Manuela Mölgg of Italy, by 0.20.
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It kind of goes off the rails a bit at the end, but for the most part "This Is Fortnite" is a faithful recreation of the original creation's key moments.
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We have developed a tolerance for Trump in the same way the Dread Pirate Roberts developed a tolerance for Iocane, a little bit at a time over a long period.
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It was all part of Watt's big comedy bit at the CMT Music Awards Wednesday night -- when Watt jokingly hit on a bunch of hot married famous chicks ... including Carrie.
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If the bit at the :26 mark doesn't tickle you, then I fully respect your opinion, but we are very different people and I doubt we could ever be real friends.
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This interesting design feature allows the club face to flex just a little bit at impact, according to Golfalot, which leads to the desired combination of ball speed, accuracy, and distance.
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"I felt like I was bullying him a little bit at times, like I felt like I was a little too hard on him at times," Cruz said of their childhoods.
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I think we just started to get a little hesitant, which we tend to do a little bit at the end of games instead of just playing how we've been playing.
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Even in those states, though, signups might have slowed a bit at the end: The Salt Lake Tribune had Utah's enrollment even farther ahead of last year's as of mid-January.
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The second, a combination copier-fax-scanner, screeched a bit, at which point I remembered the stories I'd read about how they store images and leave users vulnerable to identity theft.
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Even Adobe offers Facial Recognition as part of its Photoshop Lightroom Classic CC. We've started to see the technology creep a bit at a time into various parts of our lives.
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He gave up five runs over four innings of his first career start before improving a bit at Toronto his last time out, allowing two runs in 4 2/3 frames.
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I giggled a bit at the placement of WYATT EARP down the center, and the 19th-century lawman wearing his AMMO BELT ostensibly around his "head" (the W in his name).
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Once, in Costa Rica, I was attacked by ants that crawled surreptitiously up my leg until, at a pheromonal signal, they bit at three different places at the exact same moment.
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On a day so cold that it bit at his skin he made a down payment on a second house a few blocks south on Belvidere, a small single-family bungalow.
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He delivers the lion's share of comic relief with a sardonic wit that's a bit at odds with his character's sycophantic personality, but he's so funny it's hard to really care.
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With that plot line apparently excised from the show, we're a little bit at sea as to what the writers want us to think makes for a good king or queen.
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Whatever happens on Friday, Dunphy has already accomplished quite a bit at Temple: he's already won coach of the year honors in both the Atlantic 10 and the American Athletic Conference.
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Unfortunately, as the speed limit on both Fifth Avenue and Second Avenue is 25 miles per hour, I'm going to have to guess that Noah was speeding a little bit at times.
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Gary Cahill just got Chelsea on the board in the 59th minute to make Tottenham sweat a little bit at 2-1, and they have dominated the run of play ever since.
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Amy Fox (the screenwriter) wrote a brilliant bit at the top of the film, where Anna Gunn's character Naomi is obsessing over a recent failure she's had in the world of IPOs.
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But when this happened, I could feel my parents being a bit at odds with each other, because my dad really identified with the racial dynamics and the racial complexity at play.
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I am a fan of a traditional hot cross bun—that's what I would probably eat at home, but I love mixing it up and changing it a little bit at work.
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He stopped them quite a bit, at one point asking the cellos to shape one of its most familiar phrases differently, and he continued fine-tuning the piece until he was happy.
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In a 2150 ABC News segment about "bigorexia" — an obsession with gaining muscle — Dylan discussed his journey from a 2000-pound teen to a 265-pound colossus, hinting a bit at an obsession.
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" Christie also said that the White House faces a "learning curve" with staffers new to government, and that "the sensibilities need to be tightened a little bit at the White House as well.
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The renminbi had fluctuated quite a bit at the beginning of the year as the country switched to pegging the currency to a basket of its trading partners' currencies instead of the dollar.
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"One of the reasons I want to keep it is because I want to be looking a little bit at Iran because Iran is a real problem," he said in the CBS interview.
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Thanks to a dynamic, cinematic camera, the action also shifts quite a bit; at times it feels like a Devil May Cry action game, in other moments it's like a top-down shooter.
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Types of red wine glassesStandard red wine glass: Mostly used for Cabernet, Merlot, Bordeaux, or similar varietals, this tall glass has a full sized bowl that tapers a little bit at the top.
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"I think that Max drives a little bit at certain moments like you do in karting, where you change your racing line very quickly," said Romain Grosjean, a driver on the Haas team.
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The universe hasn't quite gotten around to giving us the buddy comedy we begged for after their hilarious bit at the 2018 Emmys, but until then we'll settle for the next-best thing.
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Once Tesla increases production to a "very high level," it will "look further down the supply chain and get into the mining business, I don't know, maybe a little bit at least," Musk exclaimed.
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"Oftentimes, when I hear this excuse that regulations are holding companies back, I chuckle a bit at the well paid CEO's that complain they can't hack it in this over-regulated environment," he says.
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In addition to apps getting proper black backgrounds (which should help OLED battery life a bit, at least in theory), the dark theme applies to the glass textures for the dock and notifications, too.
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Photos by Bryan Allen Lamb "Age doesn't matter: It's a man-made concept that we created just to keep time," Zarif Wilder offers emphatically, pontificating a bit at the end of a long brunch.
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I think it starts to feel like the walls are closing in a little bit at a place like RSA where everyone is kind of on the same page, but feeling this external pressure.
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"It's not so much leaking as using the media to shiv each other, and that was going on quite a bit at the beginning of this administration and it's less so now," Conway said.
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I think one of the right frameworks in terms of how to think about AI today is to really think about it a little bit at the end of the day as like a database.
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When the New York Times's David Sanger pressed him on his use of the phrase in July, Trump shrugged off the historical parallels: SANGER: We talked about that a little bit at the last conversation.
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" Speaking with a local newspaper after she was released in 2014, Abby said she was recovering, if slowly: "I'm taking it a little bit at a time, but I'm feeling a lot better every day.
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She worked steadily until the birth — though did get to relax a little bit at her weather-themed baby shower attended by her Today family — including Guthrie, Kotb, Kathie Lee Gifford, and Jenna Bush Hager.
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"Even if you save the money you charged as rent, make that a 'go gift' — you'll also teach them the power of saving and how a little bit at a time can really add up."
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Zaza Pachulia, a center from Georgia who had been drafted by the Orlando Magic, was just getting to know the others — LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Kyle Korver and Carmelo Anthony — a little bit, at least.
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Disrupted begins to chip away, a bit, at the superficial gawking I'd grown bored with and to argue that the trouble with Silicon Valley isn't the excesses of companies-as-adult-frat-houses — not really.
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JL: Snap asked some of the early holders to sell a little bit at the IPO to provide additional liquidity at the float, and we complied with that request, as did all the other early investors.
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Things take a turn for the worse when he burns down the village Christmas tree, but perk up a bit at the end when he finds a slightly more toned-down use for his scorchy powers.
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And that was before you got to the melting pot message implicit in cable-knit caftans and cashmere or leather djellabas, the latter shaped, just a bit, at the waist and sliced low at the neck.
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I am sure the people who sell racks of $10,000 amps and custom surround processors aren't going to flinch one bit at the Sonos Port — it will help them do their jobs, and it'll perform admirably.
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"What I'm seeing is many of these clients are willing to loosen up the purse strings a little bit at first just to see if it's going to facilitate traveler buy-in," Ms. Van Luven said.
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I teared up a bit at Garbes's description of a labor that didn't go as planned (similar to my own), and felt a bit wondrous learning a lot of wild facts about lactation and breast milk.
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There's a funny bit at 6:15 when they have to "tune" the calculators; replacing the batteries sometimes changes the timbre of the notes, which is a testament to just how old and wonky these calculators are.
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That percentage drops a bit at nine other top MBA programs – including those at MIT, University of Pennsylvania, NYU and Northwestern University – where around a third of recent graduates borrowed at least $100,000 to finance their degrees.
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Chesterfield FC, a third tier team in English soccer who notoriously signed convicted rapist Ched Evans, put together a fan raffle for a spot on a preseason tour to Hungary and almost nobody bit at the offer.
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There's a sidebar with an overserious FBI agent (Swank) that calls to mind the Coens' Burn After Reading, and a bit at a beauty pageant for children that plays like a sweeter version of Little Miss Sunshine.
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And as the ultimate punishment, The Man in Black leaves the Delos clone in purgatory: stuck in that solitary observation room, awake and alive, so he can feel his mind fall apart one bit at a time.
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I recorded a meditative bit at Klimt's prompting where I repeated "calm, warm," over and over to notes of Glenn Gould's playing and mumbling stretched and distended to such a degree they were more vibrations than music.
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Google will start pitching its G Suite productivity software at individual departments within a company, meaning a customer can start using it a little bit at a time rather than all at once, according to sources familiar.
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The acreage once owned by Obe's family (presumably white, with a mention of German-Irish ancestry) was sold off a bit at a time by his alcoholic great-grandfather, and is now being turned into housing developments.
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Still, the madcap nature of the exercise -- and narrative road map that the earlier movie provides -- can't help but make this incarnation feel less inspired, for all its colorful irreverence, before rallying a bit at the finish.
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Mostly, it collapsed the timeline a little bit (at least so far as I can tell), and added a dramatic cliffhanger where Marie climbs over the railing on a bridge and dangles above a roaring river below.
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But it's here (well, it's been here for a bit at this point), and now we have the next iteration of the universally acclaimed handheld console that set the games industry ablaze with excitement: The Nintendo Switch Lite.
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"We started 2016 speculating on the trajectory of the U.S. interest rates and the direction of the dollar...these factors have faded a bit at this stage but will come back as a bearish factor," SaxoBank's Hansen said.
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He's another one of the liars, because apparently he's hiring his prison friends to work at The Marbella without Petra's knowledge, and also that little bit at the end that revealed he's probably (definitely) involved in Scott's murder.
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"One of the reasons I want to keep it is because I want to be looking a little bit at Iran because Iran is a real problem," he said in excerpts from a CBS "Face the Nation" interview.
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Both houses of Congress agreed to pass the National Bison Legacy Act last week, and I chuckled a bit at the thought of the American bison (rather than elephants and donkeys) finally horning in on our national consciousness.
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Trump, in general, does not like to concede to his critics, and it's not surprising that he's bristling a bit at the pushback (and bad reviews) from his Russia trip, even from his close allies and Fox News.
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The machine did wheeze a bit at the top, but it rallied for another jaunt up Eddy Street to summit at Howard Avenue, where there are stately homes and views across the water of the Verrazzano-Narrows bridge.
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" In an interview with CBS in February, US President Trump said that "one of the reasons" he wanted to keep a base in Iraq was to "be looking a little bit at Iran, because Iran is a real problem.
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Every hitter has had days or weeks when they just couldn't seem to work out their swing, and they're no doubt gritting their teeth a little bit at seeing Heyward have a season-long funk of the same kind.
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However, parents may balk a bit at the price point for the new Highlights subscription service – $7.99/month – which feels a little high for an app that their children may not actually use daily, despite the daily content additions.
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With five minutes cut from the script, Paisley called his Hollywood pal the day before the show and asked a favor: Could the original Star Trek captain help extend a Star Wars bit at the start of the monologue?
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You almost know at that point in the game when it's dried out — and this isn't the greatest field anyway — where you're a little bit at the mercy and you've got to fight and try to make a play.
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We're just having some good fun (maybe a little bit at the expense of Joe) :) Even if candidates try to pitch their websites and short codes during the debates, I think we're all better off just Googling these people.
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Because inflation, while it may decline a bit at first in a slump, typically remains stable thereafter, models that try to infer potential output from changes in inflation will also conclude wrongly that the economy is operating near potential.
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Rather, as readers, we usually fight the story a little bit at the beginning, while we're getting our ear in; then we submit, and are carried along by the flow, unless something happens to jolt us out of it.
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With Fenerty gone, first-year Holy Cross coach Mark Duffner thought Lockbaum could help a bit at running back because he had recruited him in high school and remembered him as a shifty runner who was hard to tackle.
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Negotiations between the two countries have stalled recently, though National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow said on Tuesday that the presidents of the two economic powerhouses will "meet for a bit " at next month's G-20 summit in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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"The Treasury market is getting a bit of a bounce because the data has begun to slow a bit, at least on a month-to-month basis," said Craig Bishop, vice president of U.S. fixed income at RBC Wealth Management.
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Mates would invite me to Jungle Fever raves, or ask me round to their houses to practice MC'ing, but I was quite content staying at home wailing the falsetto bit at the end of "You've Got Everything Now" by The Smiths.
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The couple spoke to PEOPLE Saturday during the 11th Annual Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic at Liberty State Park in New Jersey, admitting their 4-year-old Sid rules the roost a bit — at least when compared to his baby brother.
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The notion Slack employs is that if the coding process speeds up, so does the pace of innovation — and it is certainly something that's slowed down quite a bit at all the non-Facebooks, Googles and Apples of the world.
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They did play downtown a little bit at Cobalt Hall and they did play at the Silverdome for a while but that was out in Pontiac and the Palace in Auburn Hill is quite a drive from where we are.
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He redeemed himself a bit at the 2012 combine, where he was dazzlingly good at a bunch of basketball-adjacent things, and his raw ability and Young Republican poise superseded his 75 games of weirdly middling production as a collegian.
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One Thursday afternoon we all skived off PE and bought a load of booze with a brand new "European Driver's License," drank it in the woods near school and sang along to that bit at the tops of our voices.
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But it's the opening I'm most obsessed with—specifically the bit at 0:47 when Kevin Abstract basically drools the words as if he's so caught up in daydreaming about someone he can barely remove himself from his own head.
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All of the various colorspaces only work for certain lighting conditions, certain fields of view, idealized observers … and most of them fray a bit at the edges, when the quantitative jumps from color to color don't accurately represent the colors people see.
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All in all, it was just a couple of pokes — he just stuck the needle in at the top, then he did a little bit at the bottom of my nose to lift it, then sculpted and shaped the filler with his hands.
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That is not where the mood is in America, where Mr Obama's overall approval ratings are ticking up a bit at the moment, but remain bad on foreign policy and on keeping an anxious public safe from Islamic terrorism and other threats.
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"I found myself watching a bit at a distance because it was frankly a scary place to go," Mr. Branagh said, recalling the time when Mr. Mankell, who died in October, revealed to him that he had written his character's last words.
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You know the fun bit at the start of every episode where the Fab Five bundle into your home and have fun pointing at all the bad design choices, messy surfaces, and unusual clothing items that they then play dress-up with?
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Uber wants to focus on that bit, which it says will make it easier to add additional products to its portfolio over time — you'll always see that bit at the center, the theory goes, and you'll identify it as an Uber product.
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"They called me in a little bit at the end, as a consultant, which was extremely difficult for me, because there were a gazillion things I would have done differently, and that were all too late to do anything differently about," he said.
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"I thought it was better just to try to ride my own pace and limit my losses that way, rather than stay with them and blow up on the steepest bit at the end," said Thomas, who now trails Alaphilippe by 2:02 minutes.
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And Enfinger, who made it to the Championship Four in 2018, acknowledged with a smile that while everyone else may be "excited" to race at Charlotte, he still feels a bit "snake-bit" at the track — a change in luck this weekend would be welcome.
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Let me unfold that a bit: At the time of the Doom paradigm, through the rise of Deus Ex, and even into BioShock's era of narrative disempowerment, the first-person game was a useful container because it gave players an immediate relationship to the world.
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"We wanted to thumb our nose a bit at the castle," Dixon says, referring to the city's dignified, massive Grimaldi family home, built in the 12th century and still occupied by Prince Albert II. "We changed almost nothing from what Tom proposed," adds the owner.
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"Rather than encourage them to follow my example, I hope my departure will send a message on their behalf so that they can continue to work within the system to make things a little bit better, a little bit at a time," he wrote.
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"One of the reasons I want to keep it is because I want to be looking a little bit at Iran because Iran is a real problem," Trump said, adding that he wouldn't use the US military outpost to strike Iran, but to "watch" it.
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A funny bit at the start to bridge the emotional gap between the scene that leads up to it — in this case, the sudden death of a beloved character — and the very different scene that follows it: a mutual deflowering in the back seat of a car.
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This all sounds extremely basic, and it is; but it's also exactly the right relationship I think we should have with smarthome technology — add a little bit at a time when you feel like it, see if you like it, casually adjust accordingly, have fun with it.
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Nintendo Switch Lite review Brian Heater says that if he was choosing between the Switch and the Switch Lite, he'd go for the Lite — but he'd grit his teeth a bit at the idea of sacrificing a couple hours of battery life in the process. 5.
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All of these are shadowed by the ferocious racism in Oregon, which Faye carefully highlights with historical quotations at the head of each chapter — many of them to do with Portland's flourishing chapter of the K.K.K. "The Paragon Hotel" is just a little bit at war with itself.
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And that is a very sweet offer that probably alarms the Russians and the Chinese a little bit at the idea that maybe the United States, my gosh, will turn out to be the most influential power right here in northeast Asia over time, and they are moving to check that.
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Although Ahmad balks a bit at the descriptor "black Muslim"—he believes that "once we accept the Qur'an, our [faith] doesn't carry a color"—he recognizes that African Americans who worship Allah have an important role to play in supporting the broader Muslim community in the face of dangerous stereotypes.
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While he's struggled a bit at times offensively while playing as a reserve, McBrayer - who has upped his scoring average from 5.9 points last season to 10.7 this campaign - looks to be hitting his stride, averaging 16.5 in his last two contests while going 743-of-8 from 3-point range.
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"One of the reasons I want to keep it is because I want to be looking a little bit at Iran because Iran is a real problem," Trump told CBS's "Face the Nation" Sunday, adding that he wouldn't use the US military outpost to strike Iran, but to "watch" it.
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The motor is connected via cable to a controller on the back of the animal (pig or, in the future, human), allowing the researchers to control the amount of force applied to the esophagus, pulling the lower ring away form the upper ring to lengthen the esophagus a little bit at a time.
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When I bring up the example of my father, who has never once used any of his guns to shoot anything more threatening than the squirrels invading our attic, Frank admits that the focus on "readiness" can seem a bit at odds with the white-collar lifestyle of some EDCers — including himself.
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Opinion Columnist The 2019 Economic Report of the President is out, and everyone is having fun with the bit at the end that acknowledges the help of student interns – a list that includes Peter Parker, Aunt May, Bruce Wayne, and Jabba the Hutt: The White House is passing this off as a deliberate joke.
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Bustos — who has not been in Congress long enough to know what being in the majority is like — is an increasingly rare breed of politician in a party where progressives in deep-blue districts are champing at the bit at the idea of having subpoena power to push back at Trump if they win the House.
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There is a limit to how much you can do with your money, especially if you have student loans, credit card debt and other monthly expenses, she tells CNBC Make It. But "getting into the habit of saving can be really simple as long as you just commit to a little bit at the time," Torabi explains.
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"The tensions between U.S. and Iran seems to have calmed down a little bit, at least for the time being, and people are just taking profits on that," said Afshin Nabavi, senior vice president at precious metals trader MKS SA. Reflecting investor sentiment, holdings of the world's fell 0.9% to 874.52 tonnes on Friday, their lowest since Sept. 16.
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Solmaz Sharif's "Look," a work of poetry that is about war and language, drawing partially from the Department of Defense Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms (I've been reading a bit at the intersections of war and poetry, most recently the excellent volumes "Night Sky With Exit Wounds," by Ocean Vuong, and "Hardly War," by Don Mee Choi).
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Cats may have been a hellish monstrosity seemingly concocted for the sole purpose of scarring us all for life, but it has at least two things going for it: giving people an excuse to get blackout wasted and scream every word of "Memory" at a movie screen, and that bit at the Oscars where James Corden and Rebel Wilson presented an award in full costume.
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I wouldn't compare this situation to energy stocks at the beginning of this year — because consumer staples would have to go a lot lower for me to run out and buy a lot more on the dip rather than just hold on to what I've got — but I do think this cohort still has a lot going for it, and adding a little bit at a time is worth considering.
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The song's interlude had been playing throughout all of this – the bit where the drums play a little solo bit at the three-minute mark, before Florence launches vigorously back into "run fast for your mother and fast for your father" – but now, as it slowly began to get louder, Florence wished for the crowd to think of one thing to release and let go of from the past year.
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The input devices, which will cost $199, allow Oculus Rift users to have their hands tracked in VR experiences, something that's pretty essential for artistic creation in VR. Oculus Quill, which I was able to play around with a bit at Oculus' Connect developer conference last month, was built as a custom tool for Art Director Wesley Allsbrook to shape the visual style for the Oculus Story Studio original film Dear Angelica.
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So in the time right after drop-off and right before pickup (whether that be swim lessons or pre-K or camp), I was working overtime to get the daily checklist complete and meeting the deadlines of my day job, and then at night, after reading to Ayden and putting him to bed, that was often a time of inspiration and a time I could then put some time into writing … just a little bit at a time here and there.
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There's nothing wrong with celebrating Detroit and some of its artists, nor with putting them in a wider dialogue with art of economic disparity — but real art of place cannot be removed from its context, because it is the furious, uncircumscribed expression of people willing to take art-making and city-making into their own hands — not with a business plan, not for material gain, but because the only way to amend their circumstance is to remake their situation, one charred and discarded bit at a time.
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Add to that the legion of mainstays, icons and indulgences for whom this surely represents a final World Cup – Gomez, Ozil, Neuer and Khedira; Mascherano, Aguero and Di Maria; Iniesta, Ramos, Pique and David Silva; Thiago Silva, Marcelo, Pepe, Quaresma and Lawro – and it's hard not to fear and thrill a bit at what kind of football lies ahead without these familiar bursts of human shorthand there to guide and ground us, old faces at the bar who one day, for whatever reason, just seem to disappear.
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