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Chief Justice Roberts's opinion in the Wisconsin case lacked soaring language or all but the most glancing criticism of gerrymandering.
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There is a presence and simultaneity of all personal histories in Rowe's characters; even the memories most glancing, hated or secret make their ripples.
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His friends' issues with their parents take place in the margins, while Ben's issues with his father get only the most glancing of references.
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Even when given the chance to take on Mr. Sanders and Mr. Buttigieg, she offered only the most glancing critiques before returning to her broader message.
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So too her energy for the most glancing relationships, like those with the thousands of readers who have waited hours for her to sign a book when she is on tour.
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"For the president just to leave that out of his speech — not address that at all except in the most glancing way — really stood out to me as an omission," said Rep.
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" Every piece felt steeped in the sepia tones of McKean's unsettling art even if it seemed to make only the most glancing contact with the image's contents: Valente's "No One Dies in Nowhere," for instance, opens next to a pencil-sketched image of a bird-headed person in a long thick scarf and coat, but spins from it an affecting story of afterlives that's C. S. Lewis's "The Great Divorce" dressed in hard-boiled noir by way of "The Pilgrim's Progress.
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Charles Champlin of the Los Angeles Times called it > brisk, active, bright, technically impeccable, simple-minded, full of tricky > effects and free of all but the most glancing resemblances to nasty old > reality. It is a formula picture, and such troubles as there are arise > mainly from the fact that the formula has known much stronger ingredients > (Fred MacMurray and flubber, let's say) in the past.Champlin, Charles (March > 27, 1969). "'The Love Bug' Screening at Grauman's".
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