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If you're not watching this game, you're not missing much.
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But if you don't have one of the newer CarPlay-enabled cars, you're not missing much.
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NYCC is great, but you're not missing much if you don't go for the entire weekend.
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Well turns out you're not missing much, because apparently Google's latest gadget will let you simulate...reality?
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He's been a key part of Seattle's offense, not missing much in the way of playing time, almost from Day 1.
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But I'm old as hell and I dated and partied a lot, so I know I'm not missing much — but I do miss the intimacy of good girlfriends.
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As you'll notice, none of those channels are major networks, so you're probably not missing much, but the trial should help Verizon get ready for a wider 4K rollout in the near future (hopefully).
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But if you do read Witchfinder, you find threads that connect to Hellboy and B.P.R.D. You'll find a consistent history behind everything, but you're not missing much if you don't read the entire thing.
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Take it from someone who hasn't had a personal Facebook account in years: You're not missing much, and once you're free of Zuckerberg's clutches you'll wonder how you stuck it out for so long in the first place.
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You're not missing much, except that they were a thousand times more entertaining than this hackneyed dirge. Knock it on the head Steve, there's a good chap." In Record Mirror, "Irresistible" was one of a number of singles reviewed by ABC. Mark White commented that the song "sounds like it was written, arranged and produced on a poolside in LA", and David Yarritu added: "This would be good if someone like Lulu was singing it... jaunty, I liked the marimbas.
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Chelsea had their best chances just before half-time when they had two shots saved by Gough in the Blades' goal. At some point Chelsea woes were added to when Harry Ford on the right wing was injured. Play was muted at the start of the second half as a thick fog descended over the pitch, preventing spectators from seeing any action on the opposite side of the pitch, though The Times commented that they were not missing much. The final two goals were scored in the last ten minutes.
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