Setup proved a bit fussier than the standard physical fingerprint button.
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It's fussier than its predecessor, but still more straightforward than, say, XCOM 2.
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"Natural" wines are even fussier: they are grown and harvested organically, but have no additives at all.
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Though some may be intimidated by scone-making, scones are a great introduction to baking fussier goods.
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In fact, it often doesn't play like a hockey game at all, especially compared to its fussier, sim-like successors.
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If your baby has NAS it can be unnerving and alarming, because they can be fussier or more difficult to soothe.
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He has been fussier and Adalicia wondered if it was because of tiredness from his long journey or something more serious.
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Sometimes she snuggles up to the doll and other times she doesn't, but I think it calms her on her fussier nights.
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More than anything, the process is fussier than most other tattoos only because the artist is tattooing a moist area of the body.
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But, if you want to get fussier about it, here's a rough taxonomy of salads a person might encounter out in the wild.
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Mukherjee, who has inveighed against this very kind of prose in his criticism ("the dominant and unquestioned orthodoxy of contemporary Anglophone fiction"), is fussier.
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AMSTERDAM — Vincent van Gogh may have been quite fond of painting his own portrait, but he was far fussier about his real-life image.
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When Amanda Lewis noticed that her daughter, Evelyn, was a little fussier than usual during her bath, she didn't think much of it at the time.
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Nobu had just opened and the majority of big antiques dealers had fairly narrow specialties like Biedermeier and Art Deco, which befit an earlier, fussier era.
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The Americans scattered in the crowd, which totaled around 10,000 over two days, according to a spokeswoman for the track, turned out to be some of the fussier critics.
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The researchers noticed no change in the people who said alcohol makes them less anxious or fussier or messier, but they did notice several participants become more extroverted as they drank.
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He and the five other pediatricians I interviewed in that community explained that the parents think their children will become fussier children if they receive more than one vaccine per visit.
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Sure, you can plug the routers into something like an extension cord or power strip in a pinch, but it messes with the aesthetic, and makes it a little fussier to set up.
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Getting a tattoo in the summer does make for a fussier healing process (chlorine and extended sun exposure are big no-nos for tattoo aftercare), but it's hard to deny that our ink shines brightest during the sunny season.
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Well, considering that the only thing fussier than the crowds in Coachella Valley is the weather, you want to pack a foolproof product that won't melt if a torrential downpour decides to erupt in the middle of Ariana Grande's set.
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Cruz is far from the first person to use tofu or 'tofu-eating' as an insult, especially to illustrate the cultural and ideological differences between meat-and-potatoes conservatives (which in itself is another stereotype) and their fussier liberal counterparts.
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The firm, known for its sleek Modernist designs featuring bold primary colors, was among the first to convey corporate identity by means of abstraction, streamlining the fussier logos that had dominated the commercial landscape in the first half of the century.
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Common cold symptoms to watch out for in your baby include:Stuffy or runny noseCoughLoss of appetiteFever above 100.4 degrees FahrenheitAnother way to tell is that: "You&aposll notice them getting fussier," says Julieana Nichols, MD, an associate professor of pediatrics at Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children&aposs Hospital.
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Both are based on the classic French preparation, which is runny and with small curds, not the large, fluffy ones many of us were raised on in the U.S. We found that Flay's, cooked over medium heat, were easier to make than Ramsay's, which were fussier and left more room for user error.
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An article in Science Daily suggested that "the way mothers interact with their babies in the first year of life is strongly related to how children behave later on." Sometimes when caring mothers invite guests over, they become preoccupied with their child's needs, even though the infants are disruptive to the atmosphere and attention-stealing. Alex Richards recalled a post-baby party where her "two-month-old was good for a while, but became fussier and fussier as the night progressed". Sometimes, adults ignore the young children, finding them to be a nuisance or irrelevant.
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St Michael and All Angels Church is a late nineteenth-century church in the settlement of Partridge Green in the parish of West Grinstead in West Sussex. It was built to cater for the then growing population of the village. Ian Nairn, in the Sussex volume of The Buildings of England, approves of the simplicity of this "flint village church" and comments that most "other counties would have had it much fussier".
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Her character becomes less outspoken in later volumes and in revised stories, but is still prone to accidents as the series progresses, usually due to her blind determination and tunnel vision; charging ahead, she often falls into holes, water or ponds, or turns an ankle, sidelining her at times, forcing more active participation from Bess in aiding Nancy. In the 1940s, The Secret in the Old Attic states that she cuts her hair short, but only as much as the current styles permit. George is described as wearing dresses and skirts into the 1950s, but ones which are tailored and simple in appearance, and contrasted with fussier costumes worn by Bess. Nancy, Bess and George all participate in a variety of outdoors and sports activities, including horseback riding, swimming, hiking, golf, sailing and tennis.
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Sovereign engine bay There were thoughts of fitting the Sovereign with the Daimler 4½ litre V8 engine as used in the Majestic Major but as this significantly outperformed the Jaguar XK unit and would have led to the Sovereign outgunning the Jaguar 420 the Jaguar hierarchy did not pursue the idea; the Jaguar marque was supposed to be more sporty than the Daimler. In 1967 the final drive ratio was quietly changed from 3.31:1 to 3.54:1 which led to press complaints about fussier high speed cruising but which improved acceleration times from stand-still within the range of the speeds legal in Britain following the introduction, in December 1965, of a blanket 70 mph (113 km/h) speed limit across the nation's highways. The front-end styling of the Daimler DS420 limousine introduced in 1968 shared a family resemblance with a Daimler grille mated to a four headlight nose. The 420/Sovereign range began to be replaced by the Jaguar XJ6 in September 1968.
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