"Untitled" is not quite a talk show, not quite a cooking show, not quite a variety show.
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Not quite Don Rickles, not quite Chuck Berry, but not bad!
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They are not quite a book and not quite a letter.
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IN 1988 a publication launched in London that was not quite a comic, not quite a style magazine, not quite an art periodical and not quite a music paper, but a curious hybrid of all these things.
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Being not quite there but not quite completely weird and out there.
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Not quite headphones, not quite a speaker — just right in the middle.
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They're not quite hearing, not quite deaf, and maybe not even Deaf.
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Ratmansky is famous for the lovely complications of his dances: the not quite unisons, not quite symmetries, the steps occurring not quite on the beat.
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It's not quite gospel, not quite hip-hop, not quite soul, but a mix of all three while borrowing from elements of pop and international sounds.
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It's like you're almost... It's not quite finsta, but it's not quite public.
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It's not quite soba, and it's not quite your standard bowl of ramen.
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You're not quite sick, but you know, you're not quite up to it.
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Martha's Vineyard's ponds are chimeric; not quite the sea, not quite not the sea.
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She had a crawling sensation in her stomach, not quite nausea, not quite hiccups.
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Hotel rooms and BnBs are surreal spaces — not quite yours not quite someone else's.
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It's a TV show, but not quite; a stage play, but also not quite.
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It is not quite a torta ahogada and it is not quite a torta.
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The 2016 Subaru Outback is not quite a wagon and not quite an SUV.
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Not quite punk, not quite rap—slowthai isn't trying to be anything but himself.
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"It's not quite dead, and it's not quite alive," one says to the other.
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It's not quite denial, and not quite shock, but more like a mental free fall.
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This equation, though, is not quite so simple, and the solution not quite so obvious.
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Not quite ghost, not quite monster, yokai can inhabit everyday objects, mimicking umbrellas, lanterns, and crockery.
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I didn't believe I had the right to grieve for someone who had not quite been my friend, not quite my boyfriend, not quite anything I could put a label on.
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Not quite lizard and not quite bird, it seemed to show, almost literally, lizards evolving into birds.
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I stared blankly at the woman, who was not quite a friend and not quite a stranger.
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It's just that Microsoft did it not quite as well, not quite as free, and way too late.
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You can see where it's not quite exactly normal but not quite as bad as someone with diabetes.
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"He's a tough guard because he's not quite 93-8, but he's not quite a guard," Brogdon said.
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Little stammers — not quite language, not quite image, not really signs, but remnants on the squares of earth.
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J.P. Driving but not quite urgent, structured but not quite strong, anticipatory but not quite felt: "Saturdays" is the better of a pair of new songs from Twin Shadow (the project of George Lewis Jr.).
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So the trip, for Billi, is not quite a visit, and not quite a homecoming, but something in between.
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You're not quite sure if they're your boyfriend or girlfriend and you're not quite ready to pop the question.
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What you end up with is something that's not quite casual and not quite smart — it just looks messy.
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Sometimes the talent is not quite as clear, not at the start, or the trajectory not quite as precipitous.
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Deng and Yuan were popular enough — not quite in the party crowd at Bronx Science but not quite nerds.
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The liminal zones tend to contain lots of NIMBYish, not-quite-rural and not-quite-urban bellwethers, which matter disproportionately.
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The show, as is probably becoming evident, is difficult to describe — not quite a lecture, not quite a traditional monologue.
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Modern time-restricted diets follow this same sane path — not quite dieting, but not quite eating anything any time either .
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That's not quite a doubling but not far off, and not quite a $22016 trillion increase but not far off.
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" So I was constantly trying to surprise people, like "This is not quite that film, not quite what you're expecting.
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I am still vacant on it, not quite present, not quite incarnated in my feeling or memory of the place.
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Then one of the older ones hooted, a rising tone that sounded not quite human, but not quite animal either. Ooooooooop!
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They were both very lost, both felt somewhat outsiders, just not quite accepted by the family — or not quite good enough.
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" He was referring, not quite accurately, to a segment he'd seen on Fox News, which was itself not quite accurate. "Sweden?
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They were both very lost, both felt somewhat outsiders, just not quite accepted by the family—or not quite good enough.
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In Mexico, they were something between natives and tourists, regarded by other Mexicans as not quite brethren yet not quite foreigners.
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Behind them are an array of House and Senate Republicans who, though not quite never-Trumpers, are definitely not quite Trumpists, either.
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All it takes is an easy dress and some strappy heels to navigate the not-quite-cocktail, not-quite-black-tie minefield.
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That's tough, just feet were not quite there yet, still not quite getting used to the high one and all that stuff.
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But sometimes that likeness falls short and we are confronted with something that is not quite human but not quite un-human.
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"Trees on farms are not quite forests and not quite agriculture, so they tend to be forgotten," Miller told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Not quite a social network and not quite a messaging app, Snapchat's traditionally occupied a unique space in the world of social media.
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Maybe he glued on the hair (which by the way defies categorization because it's not quite a dreadlock and not quite a braid).
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His earliest remembered taste of it was in his grandmother's asopao, a Puerto Rican dish that is not quite stew, not quite soup.
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Then we went back home, to the not-quite family, not-quite community that had formed in the midst of this zombie apocalypse.
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Because of the restaurant's decor, food style, and price point, it is not quite considered high-end but is also not-quite-casual dining.
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He does look kind of odd: not quite cool, not quite adorable, recognizably similar to his more popular video game incarnation but slightly tweaked.
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Not quite baked, not quite mashed, these buttery smashed fingerling potatoes are the ultimate combo of all your favorite ways to eat a potato.
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Now that Presidents Day has come and passed, we've reached that weird in-between stage where it's not quite spring, but not quite winter.
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Laugh all you want, but these were books that moved me, fascinated me, not quite because of and not quite despite the dirty parts.
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When Thursday arrives, allow yourself to relax when the moon spends all day void-of-course, not quite in Taurus and not quite in Gemini.
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Northern Kentucky's regional identity is not quite Southern and not quite Midwestern; instead, it's blankly pleasant in a way that makes all futures seem possible.
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Onstage, she was preserved in a strange bubble—not quite commanding enough to be a star, not quite mundane enough to be one of us.
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He wanders around, following the shifting textures of Lopatin's production wherever they go, resulting in something that's not quite rap and not quite ambient electronic.
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Not quite girls whose future is dictated by overbearing parents, and not quite women, despite what some critics may have wished, but somewhere in between.
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So she gets to the real world and discovers that it is not quite what she expected and humanity is not quite what she expected.
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On almost any day, on almost any topic, social media disgorges tens of thousands of not-quite-funny, not-quite-insightful exercises in topical vitriol.
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He's not quite there because he's damaged in some way, but he's not quite there, I think, because he doesn't want to be quite there.
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So he wondered: Would the laws of physics allow certain very dense stars to exist—objects that are not quite black holes, not quite neutron stars?
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The uncanny valley teems with creepy humanoids—machines not quite perfect enough to be mistaken for people, but not quite comically robotic enough to be endearing.
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To this day, an Asian face in a sea of hip-hop often stands out as the odd fish, not quite white and not quite black.
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The metallic ornamentation gets gloopy and discolored in places, which disclose the stencil technique used; they sit precariously between not-quite-abstractions and not-quite-wallpaper.
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He has not been able to pick up the burden when he is not quite as fluid, not quite as free as he used to be.
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"Our casting director said, 'She doesn't really fit because you know she's not quite as tall as the other girls, she's not quite as thin'," he said.
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The drama here has been complicated by the arrival of armed groups that are not quite rivals to the Bundy group, but are not quite allies either.
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Not quite floral, not quite metallic, it's an earthy blend that instantly made me feel more grounded, even as I went about my feverishly paced morning routine.
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"Going forward, Alphabet is not quite as dominant in cloud computing as Microsoft and Amazon; and not quite as dominant in mobile phones as Apple," Brown noted.
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This was also the first machine with the Apple Beige coloring, that not quite white, not quite brown tint that would become synonymous with machines of the era.
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This breathable, not-quite bootie, not-quite open-toe shoe is ideal for when temperatures start warming up, but its isn't full-on sandal-weather just yet yet.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. The bench: not quite a chair, not quite a sofa, but an uncomfortable in-between where people relentlessly ask you for cigarettes.
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When we encounter the Generic Style in the world, we feel a shiver of fear: We have entered the realm of the not-quite-human, the not-quite-genuine.
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"It's not quite Death Valley, but it's not quite far-off it," said Alan Wilson, a biologist whose research examined how the wildebeest cope with such an inhospitable environment.
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SOE (Studio Olafur Eliasson) Kitchen, which is housed in Eliasson's studio, is not quite a staff canteen and not quite an art studio; or rather, it's both and neither.
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They're an in-between kind of animal Bats are the only flying mammal, and some cultures consider them a "liminal" animal — not quite a bird, not quite a mammal.
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Like the mere existence of the Polaris Slingshot, which is not quite a car and not quite a motorcycle, but tells us some important things about the future of transportation.
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From the sound of it, it's not quite "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and not quite "Desperate Housewives" ... but somewhere in between for the stars of '90210' who've reunited for the project.
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Not that you really need us to confirm that fact: This is Capri's signature not-quite-white, not-quite-blonde color she has given Julianne Hough and rocks herself, too.
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Bale's was not quite as clean, not quite as pure, but if anything it was more spectacular, more dreamlike, the sort of thing that does not happen before disbelieving eyes.
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The title refers to the uneasy sensation of seeing something not-quite-human and not-quite-machine, but also the absurdities of the actual Valley in which technology is built.
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That story, like so many that we tell about our nation's past, has a tricky relationship to the truth: not quite wrong, but simplified; not quite a myth, but mythologized.
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These licensed stores — not quite franchised locations (Starbucks does not franchise) and not quite company-owned — are usually those found within grocery stores, hotels, airports or college campuses, the rep explained.
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Maggie stomps her foot; she's pushed Zoom Zoom deep in her pocket, its strange face, not quite rabbit, not quite anything else—"it's extinct," Maggie once said—just above the fold.
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People are a little ... they're not quite so frothy.
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Not quite the portrait of a radicalised Islamist youth. .
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It's not quite night and day — but it's close.
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I'm ready for what's next … but not quite yet.
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Maybe the IRS is not quite as bad -- yet.
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" — Carly Chaikin "I'm not quite sure if he's real.
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Maybe the I.R.S. is not quite as bad — yet.
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CLINTON: And I have — well, not quite that long.
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That makes the seat somewhat — although not quite — enclosed.
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Clinton: And I have — well, not quite that long.
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Because they're not quite ... He was more ... It seemed.
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They're not quite as isolating as Bose or Sony over-the-ear headphones and not quite as seamless as AirPods, but I found myself using them way more than either other option.
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BRUSSELS — Secretary of State Mike Pompeo briefed NATO ambassadors Friday night on a cease-fire that's not quite a cease-fire, worked out between allies that are not quite acting like allies.
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Not quite engineer material Not quite engineer material One smaller challenge on top of these three that shouldn't be overlooked: Oculus doesn't allow its headsets to be used in these location-based experiences.
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They're not quite like the AirPods and they're not quite like anything else out there, but you're not going to get the most out of them unless you have a new Pixel 2.
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Not quite messaging and not quite a social network, Spaces is a "destination for when you want to share, and talk about what you're sharing," the app's Product Director Luke Wroblewski, told Mashable.
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The output of the NES, however, was not quite 4:3 (~256x240px), so the pixels would be stretched — that is, not quite square, the way they are on the screen you're looking at.
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It's not quite in real time, but it's very fast.
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That's still a delay, but it's not quite as bad.
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So, fidget spinners are apparently not quite over yet. Ugh.
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TRAINS are not quite the third rail of European politics.
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Yet the results did not quite fit the populism pattern.
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That's not quite DJI Phantom zip, but it's pretty close.
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But of course, its future is not quite clear though.
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The good times, on this view, are not quite over.
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They're not quite rich enough even though they're ridiculously wealthy.
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Not quite three years later, it's time to try again.
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"Not quite a `this hallowed ground moment,'" the official said.
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Don't worry, it's not quite as nightmarish as it sounds.
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In this case, falling short is not quite a failure.
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Not quite, but a solid hybrid of old and new.
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As for physical bitcoin, Goldman is not quite there yet.
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It's not quite amazing, but it is fun as hell.
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The fact that that is 'fact' is not quite correct.
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It soon becomes clear that something's not quite right here.
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So plenty of scope for crisis - if not quite yet.
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Lee's also presumably not quite finished with his Marvel work.
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America's European and regional allies are not quite as confrontational.
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"I'm not quite in the healing phase," Rivers told PEOPLE.
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Their real world counterparts, however, are not quite as lucky.
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Not quite sure how a potential financial advisor is compensated?
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And the form of the letter is not quite right.
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We're not quite sure that black is the new blue.
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That is not quite the way that Taiwan sees it.
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The fact that that is 'fact' is — not quite correct.
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Her result, however, is not quite what might be expected.
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So, not quite bridezilla, but the groom dodged marrying one.
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Not quite what you thought it would be is it?
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VR is not quite ready for our frail little bodies.
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You're not quite a man, but you think you are.
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John Schneider is married again — even if not quite legally.
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It quickly evolved into serious (and not quite serious) reporting.
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" Or, "You know what, there's something that's not quite right.
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Khloé Kardashian is single — and not quite ready to mingle.
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Most other state laws, however, are not quite as comprehensive.
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Actions against monopoly and privacy do not quite cut it.
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I'm not quite sure I'm ready to open the floodgates.
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As if she's maybe not quite there, or quite real?
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It is not quite, however, the end of the story.
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So, not quite there yet but on the right path.
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It wasn't a smartphone, exactly, and not quite a wearable.
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This Air is very good, but it's not quite that.
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Well, not quite – but she is laying down some tracks!
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Trump just could not quite bring himself to do it.
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But Ms Vestager is not quite finished with the firm.
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That said, the laws in question are not quite equivalent.
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But, like many things on Facebook, it's not quite right.
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Check. But not quite enough energy to do the trick.
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Of course, the current situation is not quite the same.
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But that's not quite enough for Venmo to make money.
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"We're not quite sure of their functional significance," said Gorscak.
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Not quite the same thing, but perhaps the same sentiment.
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In reality, it's not quite as strange as it sounds.
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Governor Ventura was not quite the disaster some had predicted.
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Well, not quite as hard, but still a tough feat.
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And not quite like any dish Noma has served before.
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Still, he was not quite as optimistic as his wife.
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However, they are not quite as bad as the... 1.
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IT WAS not quite a whitewash, but it was close.
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But it's clear that Cleo's situation is not quite typical.
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Uncovering who's not quite as human as they first appear?
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Which is not quite the same as having it all.
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ILLEGAL immigration from Mexico is not quite a century old.
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And as I say, those are not quite severable questions.
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It's not quite as replayable as it first seems, however.
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It's not quite an "Apple Prime" subscription, but it's compelling.
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"You hear things, but you're not quite sure," she said.
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But the Yankees said Judge, 24, was not quite ready.
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I am not quite sure anyone knows what that means.
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The tone is not quite comic and not exactly tragic.
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But that's not quite all, Truecaller is also introducing payments.
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I'm still not quite sure what that was all about.
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This is one pinnacle that Cullinan does not quite reach.
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British politics is not quite as broken as American politics.
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And it's not quite performative, but it's a little performative.
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It is not quite enough for ten tickets to Australia.
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We're still not quite seeing a growth quite like Instagram's.
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Finally, Buddhism is not quite as unscientific as Gopnik intimates.
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It will be not quite as vociferous as it was.
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Unfortunately, it's not quite the same experience once you untether.
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Onstage, in real time, it was not quite as seamless.
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Not quite tropical vacation destinations, but the list goes on.
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I'm not quite sure what it is, but it's delicious.
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A memorandum of understanding is not quite a firm order.
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This one is not quite sure which way to vote.
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Not quite the American dream, but surely an American experience.
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But he was not quite ready to give up sailing.
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"Liquid" is close, but it's not quite the right word.
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You almost got the restaurant analogy right, but not quite.
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If your credit score's not quite up to snuff, CreditRepair.
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It has not quite gone according to plan in Singapore.
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Or that his marital history was not quite as advertised.
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Google's machine may not quite have crossed the finishing line.
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But evidence shows the reality is not quite that simple.
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But because it was so necessary, that's not quite right.
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But the technology is not quite at that level yet.
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Or is that just not quite as safe and fun?
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It's not quite Chinese but it's certainly not Turkish, either.
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She's not quite ready to condemn him to death, though.
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We're not quite sure how it happened, but it did.
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Octo Champ's Not Quite Here Yet EP is out now.
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And sinkers, of course, but maybe not quite so many.
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I was on the lam for not quite two years.
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It's not quite a public thing like we have done.
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Not quite a robust Missed Connections section going on here.
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Sofia is back from the SHU, though not quite herself.
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But according to bone sellers, that's not quite the case.
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The crisis is not quite existential, but conditions are critical.
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Well, not quite "whatever" — these are grave issues for Brazilians.
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"The food is almost, but not quite, coarse," Henry said.
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I'm not quite sure where Secretary Clinton is coming from.
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Poor Francie is a murderer, but not quite a villain.
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But Federer, 36, could not quite keep the possibility alive.
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I must confess to not quite understanding the story's ending.
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With the exception of valuations, we're not quite there yet.
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Not quite yet, but then we'll get back to work.
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That's not quite how it works in the TV industry.
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They were not quite sure if he followed their directive.
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He finds glamour to spare, but not quite enough polish.
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She remains in the cocoon, not quite ready to emerge.
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Even the slavery museum is not quite as it seems.
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Politically, I'm not quite sure where Aida's journey leaves us.
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Like other Washington rituals, it has not quite survived Trump.
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But the tyrant is not quite a tyrant at first.
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Some of us were not quite sure which was which.
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Well, not quite solo; both works also involved electronic accompaniment.
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The picture is not quite so grim for Sanders elsewhere.
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So far, it has not quite worked out that way.
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It quickly became clear that something was not quite right.
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"It's like al dente but not quite," Mr. Chiang said.
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Just not quite the dimension containing the Trump International Hotel.
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I was not quite nervous but definitely ill at ease.
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Its squad is not quite as packed with supreme talent.
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His acting has an intensity that is not quite traditional.
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The BayArena was not quite full, but not far off.
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Evidently, Decius was not quite prepared to quit the debate.
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However, everything around the beef was not quite as impressive.
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Still, he was not quite as optimistic as his wife.
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I'm not quite sure what's going to come of it.
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We're not quite at a seven yet, but who knows.
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She followed his lead, not quite giving it her all.
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"I'm not quite sure where Secretary Clinton is coming from."
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In practice, it is not quite as simple as that.
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The sides were not quite as strong, but also appealing.
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There's not quite as many, like, big [budget] studios anymore.
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I arrived early, not quite sure what to look for.
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European shares also rose, although not quite hitting new records.
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Still, the effort does not quite amount to a reinvention.
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But Mr Schmitz is not quite out of the woods.
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The narrative, as a whole, might not quite come together.
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It's not quite as advanced as swiping on Tinder, though.
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"They're not quite feasible from an engineering perspective," he says.
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But the UK is not quite at that point yet.
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They are well done, but feel performative, not quite organic.
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Its efforts so far do not quite fit the bill.
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But diversionary tactics aside, the message was not quite right.
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Yet the deal is not quite over the finishing line.
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Artek's program, titled "Rosenmüller: Christmas Vespers," was not quite that.
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But 15 years later, her words are not quite true.
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" Not quite the same as "This Land Is Your Land.
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Even she is not quite sure what will come next.
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That's not quite as transformational, but it's enduring change nonetheless.
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She was candid in conversation, if not quite at ease.
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But those standards were not quite low enough for some.
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For Arizona, though, the terms will not quite hold up.
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The Minnesota faithful did not quite come out in droves.
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You're not quite as fun on Twitter, but it's good.
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They're not quite as good as Netflix's but ... They're good.
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JW: I think it's twelve, I'm not quite sure. Twelve.
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Drones have had registration requirements for not quite two years.
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They built a whole home full of connected devices, showcased the War for the WAN and underscored that the IoT is — as always — not quite what we imagined, and not quite what we hoped.
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He's not quite a boy, not quite a Jedi; he's just hangin' out on Tatooine, ready to shoot some womp rats, farm some moisture, and go to Tosche Station to pick up some power converters.
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If the first phase of social media was about letting it all hang out for everyone to see, this chapter appears to demand a different space—not quite private, not quite public free-for-all.
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It's not quite an ambient album, not quite a pop record, definitely not a rock album, maybe an early electronic record, like the type of thing that Air would have traded their French accents for.
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Not quite a year later, like Shakespeare, like Beethoven, Martin died.
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Not quite "Lego porn," but definitely within the Lego Porn Universe.
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Sonos One is sleek as hell, but not quite our favorite.
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And I&aposm not quite sure what to make of it.
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Unfortunately, we're not quite there yet in terms of the science.
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The Blueprints are not quite as customizable as you might think.
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But we're not quite at the point of a full merge.
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So, humanity is not quite ready to build a Millennium Falcon.
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It has not quite 50 churches, eight schools, and three supermarkets.
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But curiously, it's not quite clear what those differences are, exactly.
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Fashion Confession: Gigi Hadid 'Not Quite as Thin' as Other Models?!
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For politicians, it's not quite as important as it once was.
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Photo: APThere's something not quite right about North Korea's antivirus software.
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It's not quite a perfect solution, but it's better than nothing.
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My gripe is that the Home Hub is not quite perfect.
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Yet, in an interview, Bannon said that's not quite the case.
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Last night was not quite as scary, but still pretty painful.
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Not quite sure what that means, but it sounds pretty badass.
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So they're flirting with real involvement, but not quite there yet.
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It's not quite a two-round bye, but it's pretty good.
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Are you bothered by a lipstick shade that's not quite right?
|
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But walking up to Baccarat was not quite what I expected.
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And something in his face tells you it's not quite right.
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Take one was, um, not quite right — but nailed the continent!
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If you're not quite sure how to mentally exercise, no worries.
|
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Nothing has changed here — everyone is wiser, but not quite warier.
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I could not quite place my finger on what it was.
|
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Not quite ready for prime time on the Disrupt Main stage?
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Hopefully the result is a game that's not quite so forgettable.
|
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Not quite at the toroidal cosmos level but still pretty cool.
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Not quite—or, at least, not for the rest of eternity.
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It's a neat product, but not quite ready for the mainstream.
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On the iPhone XR, the camera is not quite as nice.
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It's not quite like plugging in a new refrigerator at home.
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I'm not quite sure of the logic of what they're saying.
|
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It's not quite as sunny as it was, it feels like.
|
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But as with most things Marvel, it's not quite so simple.
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Not quite ready to battle it out on the Main Stage?
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As of season 15, he's sober, but he's not quite alright.
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So, yeah, they're not quite just like the rest of us.
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It's still largely the same game, just not quite as 1998.
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Unfortunately, though, for too many Americans, that's not quite the case.
|
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Welcome back to Circuit Breaker Live: the not-quite live edition.
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Not quite as gross, maybe, but at least they paid him.
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"It was not quite dead, but it was dying," he says.
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Campbell: He's not quite free to go, but that could change.
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It is not quite as simple as that, comes the response.
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The cake makes up for a not quite big enough lunch.
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And then you start to see, no, that's not quite right.
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After several years of hype, however, we're still not quite there.
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But She's the Man was not quite as fun for Bynes.
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It's not quite enough info to build your own aircraft carrier.
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But ineptitude and inconsistency are not quite the same as inaction.
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Not quite as humbling as a car full of milk puke.
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The country is not quite repeating its own crisis-ridden history.
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It's not quite clear what kind of action that will be.
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Yet this achievement is not quite as impressive as it sounds.
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"But we're probably not quite there yet in terms of visibility."
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But our relationship to it, I think, is not quite right.
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Clinton said — not quite committing but certainly not dismissing the notion.
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To be just sort of part of it but not quite?
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It's not quite augmented reality, but I'm using that tag anyway.
|
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The house itself is not quite as ancient as the Targaryens.
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The product comes late or it's not quite what you envisioned.
|
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What they're not quite clear on is the definition of dirty.
|
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It's not quite as daring in the design department as Batman.
|
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Facts First: Sanders is in the ballpark, but not quite right.
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But then, I think, wait a second, that's not quite right.
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I did a double take, not quite sure it was him.
|
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It's not quite uncanny enough, though, to warrant accusations of plagiarism.
|
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As for Ben Carson, it's not quite clear what he's thinking.
|
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"He's not quite potty-trained, so it should be an adventure!"
|
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Defense has always been problematic, too, but not quite like this.
|
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But her record is not quite as iconoclastic as she suggests.
|
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Other European banks' cocos also suffered, although not quite as badly.
|
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It's not quite the basics — I think we've done that already.
|
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OK. Similar results, not quite so strong, in Iowa and Wisconsin.
|
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It's not quite that simple: Caps hate having subordinates and assistants.
|
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Bake until tender but not quite falling apart, about 3 hours.
|
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Bette's been reassigned to a junior agent of not quite 23.
|
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Even then, the nature of the ruckus did not quite register.
|
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It's almost like a religious cult, if not quite that extreme.
|
|
As with many things Trump says, that is not quite true.
|
|
Sure, it's not quite Galaxy Gear huge, but it's distractingly big.
|
|
Do those three men over there look, somehow, not quite right?
|
|
The speed improvement on the inside are not quite as electric.
|
|
"We're not quite there yet, but it's a strobe-free dimension."
|
|
Unfortunately, Goorsky's son's moves are not quite as easy to replicate.
|
|
Not quite in the best tradition of Charlton, Cantona and Beckham.
|
|
He's not quite a star, even in the less traditional sense.
|
|
Not quite Frankenstein's monster, but monstrous smartphone cases all the same.
|
|
So, we're just not quite there yet at that inflection point.
|
|
To say I'm not quite sure makes me no lessking, here.
|
|
Today, the Danish view of America is not quite as romantic.
|
|
"It's not quite Leicester-esque, but it's a great achievement nonetheless."
|
|
Republicans want to know if others were not quite so scrupulous.
|
|
Bile was, however, not quite content even with that unprecedented move.
|
|
The discrepancies in the lower house are not quite as bad.
|
|
It's similar to an indictment but not quite the same thing.
|
|
While Spain is not quite Belgium yet, it is getting there.
|
|
Still, Serena Williams said she was not quite at her best.
|
|
In terms of making money, Line is not quite there yet.
|
|
"We're not quite sure how badly fire affects them," Rismiller adds.
|
|
I was not quite 2250 but felt, in many ways, older.
|
|
In the United States, this is not quite a universal goal.
|
|
The answer came on Wednesday, not quite two years later: no.
|
|
Sanders said Clinton is "not quite fair" on his healthcare record.
|
|
Fintech firms, however, do not quite fit into this historical framework.
|
|
" Russell: "Yeah, not quite ready to bring it down just yet.
|
|
It is definitely not science fiction, and not quite fantasy either.
|
|
It's not quite time to jump ship on technology, says Harvey.
|
|
America may be not quite the country we thought it was.
|
|
I ate, not quite like the average person, but I did.
|
|
Today, that is not quite as true as it once was.
|
|
I'm really not quite sure if we will see another Ghibli.
|
|
I'm not quite sure how it happened — but it was fast.
|
|
It's not quite a cliffhanger, but it's definitely not a resolution.
|
|
"I'm not quite clear on how this happened," Jeffrey Nova said.
|
|
Not quite, says Jeanne Goldberg, a professor of nutrition at Tufts.
|
|
They have succeeded on many counts, but not quite as planned.
|
|
It's not quite right to say things have changed since then.
|
|
But I'm not quite sure that the benefits outweigh the cons.
|
|
But for real astronauts, spaceflight is not quite so, well, spacious.
|
|
It's not quite as scary, though, as Pee-wee's clown nightmare.
|
|
But that's not quite how things panned out over the weekend.
|
|
What's not quite as impressive: it also lasted just 15 games.
|
|
The consensus of scientists whom Axios spoke with: Not quite yet.
|
|
It's not quite yet, but it is pretty fascinating to behold.
|
|
To say that it "makes" an ellipse is not quite right.
|
|
We can call it a Keanaissance, but that's not quite accurate.
|
|
In other words, the battle against cronyism is not quite over.
|
|
This next one's not quite as bad, but still — pretty awkward.
|
|
It was not quite the record of a future party leader.
|
|
Speed, it turns out, is not quite as important as straightforwardness.
|
|
Not quite, since schools were open and social contact was allowed.
|
|
Not quite ripe, a little bitter, but exactly what I needed.
|
|
When she leaves, Esty's not quite sure what she's searching for.
|
|
These Telugu-language films have, if not quite everything, then almost.
|
|
She was not quite 993 ½ years old when her father, Capt.
|
|
Not quite a million dollar smile, but he seems satisfied. #SeenYoPrettyAssTeeth
|
|
He's so clear, so refined yet not quite of this world.
|
|
But it's not quite as messed up as Russian Doll is.
|
|
It may have been the week's most promising (not quite) debut.
|
|
He's not quite as strong on those tariffs as we want.
|
|
Given to dreamy, faraway looks, Jimmie seems not quite there, either.
|
|
What we watched over these two nights was ... not quite that.
|
|
I'm not quite sure how much of that theory I buy.
|
|
That did not quite work as designed on the first try.
|
|
That is not quite how they see it at Queen's Park.
|
|
Sadly, it still stands out as something odd, not quite right.
|
|
They're not quite newsboy, because those don't look good on me.
|
|
Logitech's case is generally not quite as feature-packed as Apple's.
|
|
Logitech's case is generally not quite as feature-packed as Apple's.
|
|
He lives by himself, but he is not quite self-sufficient.
|
|
Not quite as many with Adam, he's not a big emailer.
|
|
He is not quite the celebrated athlete Ms. Hamlin is, though.
|
|
What the airline industry will do next is not quite clear.
|
|
Not quite as swimmingly as the ads would have you believe.
|
|
Alisson, needless to say, does not quite see it that way.
|
|
It's also not quite as easy to use on your lap.
|
|
Even Serbian people are safer with not quite as many guns.
|
|
They want to struggle in quiet, if not quite in peace.
|
|
It does not quite give you your bird's worth, I think.
|
|
Yet it is still not quite clear what her politics are.
|
|
It is not quite the same as the real thing, however.
|
|
It is not quite the same as the real thing, however.
|
|
"It's not quite as good as it will be," he said.
|
|
Andrew Benintendi did not quite invade the Judge's Chambers on Saturday.
|
|
Still, they are not quite as young as they could be.
|
|
"I felt odd joining her," he said, not quite knowing why.
|
|
Not quite as subtle as snapping a photo with an iPhone.
|
|
Yet it's not quite enough to totally transform their spending habits.
|
|
Mohammed, wearing turquoise shorts, did not quite grasp what was happening.
|
|
The last couple of weeks I was there, but not quite.
|
|
In actuality, it's "not quite that simple at all," says Leno.
|
|
Sometimes they're not quite right, and you'll have to adjust them.
|
|
Not quite the gains that we're seeing here, or in Asia.
|
|
However, Tesla is not quite ready for a corporate operative yet.
|
|
"You're not quite sure you heard what you heard," she said.
|
|
But spring produce is not quite what you think it is.
|
|
Which is not quite the same as saying you live there.
|
|
One or two dishes struck this omnivore as not quite complete.
|
|
What we're seeing is so familiar, yet not quite the same.
|
|
Clearly, something is not quite right in the state of Iowa.
|
|
Resilient Design Ground floor is not quite the term for it.
|
|
"This one should be O.K.," he said, sounding not quite convinced.
|
|
He does not quite fit the paradigm of the modern manager.
|
|
It is not quite jealousy, though there is some of that.
|
|
He'd rather do nothing than do something that's not quite right.
|
|
So when I say "wanted to talk" it's not quite true.
|
|
It reads like no planning, although that's not quite true either.
|
|
If you're not quite there, it's actually disturbing to look at.
|
|
Nurnberger was a gracious server but, understandably, not quite at ease.
|
|
Americans were not quite ready to send troops on the ground.
|
|
Yet some of the gems are not quite as "like"-able.
|
|
They operate deep inside it but are not quite of it.
|
|
Not quite, experts say, but the echoes are real — and disturbing.
|
|
Yoelkis is a little shorter and not quite as thickly built.
|
|
To me, it does reflect that organizationally, it's not quite right.
|
|
I can admit that I am still not quite that evolved.
|
|
Notice that while vaguely duck-shaped, it's not quite a duck.
|
|
It's not quite clear what this social media training will involve.
|
|
For the moment, it does not quite work to shout 'Hurrah!
|
|
Not quite the Bee Movie of videogames, but a missed opportunity.
|
|
But he cautioned the United States is not quite winning yet.
|
|
"We are not quite happy with the fund inflows," he said.
|
|
Your brain gets a signal that something is not quite right.
|
|
"Okay," Lil Nas X said, not quite seeming to believe her.
|
|
"Maybe the IRS is not quite as bad — yet," he said.
|
|
But that's not quite right, according to FDA administrator Stephen Hahn.
|
|
The shoes may not quite make waves in the fashion community.
|
|
Eleven years later, he's still not quite done with his thesis.
|
|
It's because I'm not quite an atheist, and it worries me.
|
|
Not quite... "Then it moves to the Senate," the woman adds.
|
|
Not quite the Little League championship game, but I'll take it.
|
|
Bernardeschi, though, was not quite so quick to write it off.
|
|
But that's not quite what I meant — I wasn't taking responsibility.
|
|
Most have persevered, however, in lives of not quite quiet desperation.
|
|
We're not quite at that level of equilibrium of all states.
|
|
I was getting those vibes but we're not quite there yet.
|
|
Purée until well ground but not quite like a butter. 2.
|
|
I'm not quite brave enough yet to speak about my specifics.
|
|
Not quite Kevin Durant-level child dominance ... but still ... freakin' awesome.
|
|
It's not quite clear what he'd do with that money, though.
|
|
Not quite the smiling pleasantries that he does, as you know.
|
|
Not quite as good as that; it's more subtle than that.
|
|
It was, weirdly, not quite that much of a blowout early.
|
|
It's not quite a gram, it's a little less than that.
|
|
After interviewing them in Sochi, the Times sportswriter Jeré Longman reflected, "It was once said that the Protopopovs developed a style that was not quite skating and not quite ballet, but more in the realm of poetry."
|
|
But that's not quite how the phrase came about in real life.
|
|
This did not quite satisfy senators on either side of the aisle.
|
|
Sound quality, of course, is very important—but it's not quite paramount.
|
|
But that's not quite the same thing as saying ISIS is defeated.
|
|
"These figures are not quite as bad as people feared," he said.
|
|
Sure, she's dabbled in reds and browns, but not quite like this.
|
|
Not quite a baseball bat to the kneecaps, but potentially crippling nonetheless.
|
|
It's not quite the same thing, but the technology is getting there.
|
|
But, for teenage boys in the UK, it's not quite so straightforward.
|
|
Not quite sure what's happening here…#eek #70's #photoop #oldschool #raisedbyartists.
|
|
I&aposm not quite sure what the numbers are going to be.
|
|
But taken together, it's a solid (if not quite transformative) liberal agenda.
|
|
Not quite two years ago, Netflix launched simultaneously in 130 new countries.
|
|
Trump's assertion that Obama "gave" Iran this money is not quite accurate.
|
|
"Pilot: "Yeah, I'm not quite ready to bring it down just yet.
|
|
As with all research, it's not quite ready for prime time yet.
|
|
Just not quite so thoroughly built-out a system as a GoPro.
|
|
It&aposs not quite as catchy, but I will work on it.
|
|
In his return against the Cubs, unsurprisingly, he was not quite right.
|
|
I discovered the gym by fate or accident; I'm not quite sure.
|
|
We started not quite in our garage, but not in these offices.
|
|
It's not quite as rigidly predictable as Apple's, but it's getting there.
|
|
Samsung was not quite as lucky in the full-blown foldable department.
|
|
The site's apparent demise was inevitable, even if it's not quite final.
|
|
The results are not quite photorealistic, but they're impressive all the same.
|
|
As futuristic as those phones look, they're not quite fully bezel-less.
|
|
Candy Not quite sure of the proper etiquette for trick-or-treating?
|
|
Try as he might, he could not quite crop the building out.
|
|
And there is Rihanna, who is not quite any of these things.
|
|
I'm not quite sure how you quantify that, but it's not surprising.
|
|
Still, bitcoin has not quite caught on as a means of payment.
|
|
It was much like the other, if somehow not quite as nice.
|
|
Henry Gomez tries to explain what's not quite working for Joe Biden.
|
|
But that modish phrase does not quite capture what is going on.
|
|
"We're probably not quite as close now," Trump said, according to Politico.
|
|
It's not quite marching up to Capitol Hill, but hey, whatever helps.
|
|
But that's not quite right anymore — customizing AOSP is necessary these days.
|
|
This is another case of Facebook not quite telling the whole story.
|
|
Not quite my speed for being high but I'm trying to adjust.
|
|
Fortunately, this measure was not quite as crazy as it initially seemed.
|
|
But it's not quite enough to take you across the finish line.
|
|
Not quite like a cat purring, but more like 'ooh, ooh, ooh.
|
|
I suppose that's more practical, but it's just not quite as cool.
|
|
" DD: "I'm not quite sure the genesis of how Debbie got involved.
|
|
The thing is, a lot of his stories are not quite accurate.
|
|
But I'm still not quite sure what kids are supposed to do.
|
|
We're not quite sure who handled the programming for tonight's performance, though.
|
|
It&aposs not quite Richard Nixon, saying he was not a crook.
|
|
They're not bad guys exactly but they're not quite good guys either.
|
|
So you're not quite as loose with the way you run things.
|
|
So it's not quite the cancerous master key that Tim Cook feared.
|
|
I'm not quite sure what those may be yet, but who knows!
|
|
It's not quite fair to call The Laughing Apple a comeback album.
|
|
The team's findings are not quite the earliest evidence of alcoholic drink.
|
|
The new Sabrina does not quite fit into this modern witch fantasy.
|
|
That's not quite as interesting as a hardware appliance but useful nonetheless.
|
|
It's not quite the most evocative or enlivening sound I've ever heard.
|
|
We're not quite sure what the fundamental value of any asset is.
|
|
But that's still not quite enough to develop a good warning system.
|
|
Still, it was not quite the conventional eat-and-greet campaign stop.
|
|
But after that: If not quite a blackout, then a careful rationing.
|
|
And Juliet's not-quite-astronomical rise has not been entirely smooth sailing.
|
|
What is more, the commodities bust was not quite what it seemed.
|
|
It's not quite the best of the best, but it doesn't disappoint.
|
|
They're dressed for the west, but not quite in that world yet.
|
|
Not quite as good as at home, but they are definitely scrambled!
|
|
This is what Boris Johnson wanted, but not quite what he got.
|
|
That's not quite accurate, because of the complicated way Democratic primaries work.
|
|
That's Apple's real audio frontier, but it's not quite a reality yet.
|
|
A much fancier one, but not quite to Linda's (Beth Dover) liking.
|
|
Not quite sure why your manicures come out looking a little off?
|
|
It was very expensive and the returns were not quite as good.
|
|
Still, he's not quite the typical, repressed white man of the era.
|
|
Though there is love, it's not quite a boy-meets-girl story.
|
|
"For me, I'm just not quite sure where it fits," she added.
|
|
In last night's match, though, AI could not quite muster the goods.
|
|
What tethers reserve managers to the dollar is not quite as sinister.
|
|
This GoFundMe is not quite going to plan for Dan Single. pic.twitter.
|
|
A weak government leaves the banks in purgatory - but not quite hell.
|
|
And, to be honest, it's not quite the trailer everyone was expecting.
|
|
Not quite 20 years later, Larry's jaw-dropping projection now looks conservative.
|
|
Rocksteady Studios is apparently not quite done with the Batman: Arkham series.
|
|
It's not quite as aesthetically pleasing as Google Home, but it works.
|
|
But he was not quite ready to sign up for another marathon.
|
|
CC-Cruiser is promising but not quite yet ready for IRL use.
|
|
But he's not quite an outlier among high-profile Democratic presidential candidates.
|
|
But it's not quite that easy, because it's never quite that easy.
|
|
"I'm not quite used to it like most girls are," she said.
|
|
The water was — if not quite clear, not thick and black either.
|
|
Although it's not quite fair to limit Austad's work to this world.
|
|
Not quite the definitive death that many old-guard dealers are predicting.
|
|
Performance has been surprisingly good for me, if not quite pixel-sharp.
|
|
But smart beta is still not quite as smart as it appears.
|
|
Yeah, one of those three problems is not quite like the others.
|
|
It's not quite clearly why, exactly, missiles were fired at US warships.
|
|
He's reaching for her in the image, but not quite touching her.
|
|
Not quite as great as it was in 2015, but still stifling.
|
|
However, both bodies of work read to me as not quite resolved.
|
|
Or they can but it's not quite as easy as it was.
|
|
Well not quite, more like a few stops on London's Jubilee Line.
|
|
There's always something that could be improved, something that's not quite right.
|
|
"It's not quite as simple as that," said a second investor, however.
|
|
While not quite the same as Snapchat's scissors tool, it's damn close.
|
|
Mr Mullen's does not quite earn a place in that mini-canon.
|
|
Emptiness is not quite nothingness, and even nothingness is its own something.
|
|
Now that's you've changed your contacts syncing settings, you're not quite done.
|
|
Well, you guessed it — the wall's not quite so impenetrable after all.
|
|
Okay, so everything's not quite as awesome as it used to be.
|
|
They discovered that prices were not quite as low as they thought.
|
|
The procedure also reverses high blood pressure, although not quite as effectively.
|
|
That idea is not quite as far-fetched as it might sound.
|
|
Hopkins, however, is not quite ready to heap praise on the rookie.
|
|
It was $19.2 trillion in April, so not quite double, but close.
|
|
That could mean the story is not quite over for battered creditors.
|
|
That's not quite how he put it with Oprah Winfrey this week.
|
|
Other euro zone bond yields also fell, if not quite so sharply.
|
|
And it was, just not quite in the way he put it.
|
|
They're not quite as slim or natural-looking on my wrist, either.
|
|
We're not quite at that point yet with the Vaporflys, but close.
|
|
And I think imposter is not quite the right word for me.
|
|
While these things sound great in theory, it's not quite so simple.
|
|
That's not quite the formula for this year's crop of ballot initiatives.
|
|
But Taggart and Pall are not quite like any previous pop stars.
|
|
I could not quite tell where the Spectacles were picking up audio.
|
|
But in the eyes of the law, it's not quite that simple.
|
|
I say "the rest of the game" and that's not quite true.
|
|
The leather on his jacket is close, but something's not quite right.
|
|
It was almost long ago enough for misty eyes, but not quite.
|
|
The Bluetooth connectivity is a nice feature but not quite fully-baked.
|
|
Is the size is too large, or the color not quite right?
|
|
It felt like a continuation and not quite as strong as Superfuzz.
|
|
Aiming for the stars and not quite making it, the ambitious App.
|
|
This is just like 1996 or 1997, but not quite as visible.
|
|
Magnetic films do not quite have the staying power as clay tablets.
|
|
It's not quite the radical feminist dream that Solanas had in mind.
|
|
Australia, it turns out, is not quite where maps think it is.
|
|
Her cardinal humors are nearly back in balance but not quite yet.
|
|
For book lovers, Costco Australia is not quite the place for you.
|
|
The laws in a dozen other states are not quite so clear.
|
|
But as I learned, it's not quite as relaxing as it looks.
|
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"I'm not quite certain how they're going to scale to Instagram effectively."
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Profit was strong, while revenue was not quite what analysts had anticipated.
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I am obliged to report that the movie does not quite deliver.
|
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It takes some real creativity to get something that's not quite circular.
|
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While profit was strong, revenue was not quite what analysts had anticipated.
|
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It is not quite finished, she is always a work in progress.
|
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And the quartet of vocal soloists, while committed, was not quite glamorous.
|
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It's Marni, adjacent to the meatpacking district but not quite of it.
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Place your hands just above your salted note, not quite touching it.
|
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Clearly, the moniker did not quite work as well as grandma hoped.
|
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Not quite a full month later, she was back down at 4%.
|
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The sea gull could not quite wrap its beak around the ball.
|
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Confusing and not quite aboveboard, but these ballot boxes weren't the issue.
|
|
The Summer in the City newsletter is back — well, not quite yet.
|
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Still, Makos has said that's not quite what these pictures are about.
|
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Boring does not quite seem the best word to describe the situation.
|
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A sense of being in New York, but not quite of it.
|
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Bryan Eccleshall might not quite be at the top of this list.
|
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Our tiny kitchen has not quite adapted to its modern new resident.
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Sorry, but we're not quite feeling the love for this one yet.
|
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" She paused, having not quite captured the effect, then added, "On Ice.
|
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Her real name is Annie, and she's not quite four months old.
|
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Day in and day out, his organs continued to not quite fail.
|
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Evidently, I was not quite as good as I thought I was.
|
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That did not quite happen, but the speech's themes have proven durable.
|
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The exhibit optimistically includes models of the not-quite-completed West Kowloon.
|
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Speaking in Spanish through a translator, Ms. Melgen did not quite understand.
|
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"Remember to smile," the observer said, not quite heeding his own advice.
|
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But they did not quite factor in the enormity of the job.
|
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Power-wise, it's nearly as fast as the Air, but not quite.
|
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"If you can name the color, it's not quite right," Godin said.
|
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They could not quite put into words what had drawn them there.
|
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They can see when someone is there, or just not quite there.
|
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But it's not quite good enough anymore to just have an album.
|
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It's not quite the full realism that VR's most significant proponents suggest.
|
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Mr. Petrenko's Wagner is not quite like any I have heard before.
|
|
While she sang tart kiss-offs, they bobbed around not quite menacingly.
|
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Or any of the men on tour who are not quite gigantic.
|
|
They did not quite darken the sky as passenger pigeons once did.
|
|
Confidence: High Thursday is another decent day, but not quite as warm.
|
|
PerceptIn is now "Trifo" — a punchier name, if not quite as memorable.
|
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It's not quite a car, but it may be a ready-made.
|
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"The Doctor" may not quite reach the heights of those last two.
|
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Even so, it is not quite time for these patients to celebrate.
|
|
There's clear overlap, but I suspect they're not quite the same thing.
|
|
Not quite as much fun as listening to "Bad and Boujee," though.
|
|
This novel's second half is not quite the equal of its first.
|
|
But, it&aposs not quite bright enough to replace a desk lamp.
|
|
Football's not quite coming home, but it's certainly heading in that direction.
|
|
Hutchinson's poems are prosy, often not quite wholes, just fragments of sensibility.
|
|
But I was not quite pouring out my soul in that music.
|
|
" After three rounds, his takeaway was this: "I'm just not quite there.
|
|
" The Washington Post quibbled that the explanation "was actually not quite right.
|
|
But that's not quite right, our Op-Ed columnist David Leonhardt writes.
|
|
G.P.U.s are not quite as efficient during this stage of the process.
|
|
But often, they're looking ahead, through me, if not quite at me.
|
|
It's just not quite the numbers that Netflix is used to seeing.
|
|
She could not quite believe the candidate had dared to "shush" her.
|
|
He has dominated the mound, but not quite as overwhelmingly as before.
|
|
It delivers Ecuadorean bananas with not-quite-household names: Belinda, Bonita, Selvatica.
|
|
It would make a neat story line, but it's not quite reality.
|
|
"I'm not quite sure I see what you're asking," he would say.
|
|
But, Mac explained, that is not quite the future of machine learning.
|
|
"I'm not quite sure where to begin with that question," he replied.
|
|
The movie is not quite as successful at telling Mr. Hayes's story.
|
|
Although not quite covering the whole plate, it was a valiant effort.
|
|
But it's not quite as quick as we think it should be.
|
|
Others say it is so unusual that they are not quite sure.
|
|
Even then, the United States did not quite retire its yellow bomblets.
|
|
Not quite the stuff that feeds and sustains a multi-generational movement.
|
|
It no longer means not quite answering the question and then retreating.
|
|
For customers not quite ready to part with pumpkin spice, no worries.
|
|
But Mr. Obama was not quite ready for it to be over.
|
|
A weak government leaves the banks in purgatory — but not quite hell.
|
|
Bishop did not quite win 60 percent of the Union County vote.
|
|
If you're not quite at that point of acceptance, avert your eyes.
|
|
And not quite sure what it is that I'm supposed to represent.
|
|
But the governor of Puerto Rico is not quite sold on crypto.
|
|
Then there is the rising and falling of terra not-quite firma.
|
|
He includes himself in that group, although he's not quite sure why.
|
|
Hicks's mood was not quite so buoyant as the race loomed, though.
|
|
Never used spreadsheet software before and not quite sure what it does?
|
|
He is no longer young, even if he is not quite old.
|
|
It's a wild idea, but it's still not quite ready for primetime.
|
|
McLean, the bully beef fighter, was not quite done with his course.
|
|
We also did, not quite a colloquium, but a symposium ... All right.
|
|
The scene in terms of the book is not quite the same.
|
|
The Bumble collaboration is not quite as weird as it may seem.
|
|
He may become a leader in gay rights, but not quite yet.
|
|
I'm not quite sure because I was too busy taking Instagram stories.
|
|
Well, maybe not quite like this one; this one is pretty special.
|
|
People who openly practice nonmonogamy, if not quite ostracized, are certainly stereotyped.
|
|
The elusive chanteuse is not quite as elusive as she may think.
|
|
And recognizing that something's not quite right can make all the difference.
|
|
OK, I'm not quite sure which external debt number he's referring to.
|
|
Not quite absent but also not quite there, their mother is on the periphery both emotionally and physically, spending her nights in clubs, attempting to find a man to ease her loneliness, to find a measure of security.
|
|
Thing is, after the core Grimes Gang soldiers (minus Maggie, who I'm not quite sure is even on this show anymore) brought their new arsenal to Jadis, and she said "not quite," Rosita's plan to be useful became — again!
|
|
But, Dr. Tyson said, something was not quite right about that last sentence.
|
|
It's not quite ready yet, says Musk: V9 moving to wide release now.
|
|
But they're also deceptively alcoholic, and not quite made for all-day drinking.
|
|
Still not quite a full hour, but definitely an improvement over its predecessors.
|
|
I would say I'm there with French but not quite with Italian yet.
|
|
So for now we wait, with baited breath and not quite ripe avocados.
|
|
Maybe not quite a touchdown, but Twitter showed it could move the ball.
|
|
Though it's not quite faith: We trust them because scientists argue in public.
|
|
The US president is a large man, but he's not quite that lumpy.
|
|
Logan was charming, smart, and not quite the dependable soul that you need.
|
|
But if it's not quite as good at power management, it's still okay.
|
|
That said, it's not quite that simple — it depends on the formula itself.
|
|
But you still can't fight a nagging feeling that it's not quite enough.
|
|
It's a bit ridiculous, but not quite out of the realm of possibility.
|
|
That sounds like I'm calling for an insurrection — I'm not quite doing that.
|
|
In retrospect, it's not quite as neat as I thought at the time.
|
|
She's not quite Ellen but she sure knows how to take a selfie!
|
|
"We did not quite hear the warnings that Italy sent us," Macron said.
|
|
That doesn't mean these founders did anything wrong, just not quite enough right.
|
|
Except, not quite; as it turns out, you end up paying in privacy.
|
|
Ok, hold up for a sec though, because it's not quite that simple.
|
|
Alita, played by Rosa Salazar in Alita: Battle Angel, is not quite human.
|
|
Non-Prime members, it's not quite time to panic yet — but prepare yourselves.
|
|
Not quite yet, but soon, for the very reasons that I just mentioned.
|
|
So Fisher is the latest victim, but he's not quite a typical one.
|
|
It's not quite ignoring you: they just want to continue taking their nap.
|
|
This moment of triumph concludes the movie, but it's not quite an ending.
|
|
The episode, which comes with a disclaimer, is not quite what I expected.
|
|
I mistook him for her boyfriend, and she corrected me, not quite incredulously.
|
|
Not quite the brooding, chiselled chap portrayed on-screen by modern-day actors.
|
|
But when further examining Barrymore's caption, things were not quite as they seemed.
|
|
So, while it's not quite the largest storm, it's still pretty cool, right?
|
|
It's an unselfish outlook, but not quite credible to unevolved people like me.
|
|
Not quite a fair shake of the sauce bottle, as Rudd would've hoped.
|
|
Even New York is not quite the same as LA in that regard.
|
|
Highlight: Mr. Cruz did not quite promise he would never golf as president.
|
|
I'm not quite the fan of regime change that I believe she is.
|
|
The media options were okay, but not quite as impressive as the maps.
|
|
However, when she finds this creature, it's not quite as she had expected.
|
|
Pixel phones could switch between those networks before, but not quite this seamlessly.
|
|
"Apparently, the people of Indiana did not quite agree with that," Sanders said.
|
|
They're a little too small and not quite as precise as other options.
|
|
According to showrunner Sarah Watson, it's not quite as appetizing as it appeared.
|
|
HomePod is shipping later this year — it's not quite ready for prime time.
|
|
Never did my scrutiny waver, but I could not quite diagnose the syndrome.
|
|
"So close to running, just not quite there yet!" he captioned the video.
|
|
As it is, it's a great phone, but not quite a home run.
|
|
I'm not quite surprised by the lack of interest in the employment series.
|
|
Let's assume that millennials are not quite up to speed on their Filipinos.
|
|
It's not quite the first time, and it certainly won't be the last.
|
|
Not quite in the ground, but no longer the darling of its makers.
|
|
He's not quite in control of his message, which means the internet is.
|
|
His paintings nestled in the between — not quite abstraction, Surrealism, Cubism or representation.
|
|
Not quite as good as the real thing, of course, but impressive nonetheless.
|
|
It turns out that this family's journey was not quite finished, after all.
|
|
The second night, it was the same thing, but not quite as scary.
|
|
That said, it may not quite be over for ZTE's struggles yet: Sen.
|
|
However, I wouldn't blame you for not quite understanding what that really means.
|
|
High school boys are coded similarly to Nikolai but are not quite right.
|
|
Yoga not quite your thing (or find it more scary than the skeletons)?
|
|
But Trumpian swagger could not quite conceal the multiple risks he is running.
|
|
It's not quite as simple because of the way they've integrated it. Yeah.
|
|
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was not quite four weeks old when the wall fell.
|
|
Yeah, Mulder and Scully are there, but it's not quite the same thing.
|
|
The character -- a version of the character from "Billions," not quite that successful.
|
|
I'm not quite as much of a hippie as many seem to think.
|
|
Not quite, but there is now a red iPhone 73 or 7 Plus!
|
|
Neglect by central government has not quite finished off the Northern Powerhouse, however.
|
|
But even if those flows are truly liquid water, they're not quite habitable.
|
|
Unfortunately, it's not quite as good as Night Sight on the Pixel 3a.
|
|
But it's not quite fatal, as DIY Tesla mechanic Rich Benoit shows us.
|
|
And he's not quite sure why that group gained, and the others didn't.
|
|
But according to iOS security expert Jonathan Zdziarski, it's not quite that simple.
|
|
"Electric's a thing now," he added, almost over this bit but not quite.
|
|
I felt unbalanced—not quite at home in my suddenly much-discussed body.
|
|
On that front, the invisaWear sort of hits the mark, but not quite.
|
|
The only thing is, that's not quite how it works in our universe.
|
|
Not quite the same, but I still thought it was a jerk move.
|
|
In some ways, Cozmo is not quite at the forefront of robotics research.
|
|
Celebrities were not quite as accessible, nor were they chased and tracked down.
|
|
But that was not quite enough to secure public money for the scheme.
|
|
My dad is not quite sure what happened with my mom and breastfeeding.
|
|
Zelizer, the historian, argued that it was not quite as simple as that.
|
|
Rocco, however, is not a groundhog, so he did not quite make it.
|
|
"Not quite what I wanted, but it was a team win," Fister said.
|
|
Not quite Broad City, but not everyone can be Abby and Ilana. 5.
|
|
Lacking a causal element, lapse is not quite our usual notion of time.
|
|
Though that's not quite accurate, as it's an amalgam, still, of those ideas.
|
|
Was your resume not quite impressive enough to get anyone's attention this year?
|
|
Not quite, but the idea isn't as far-fetched as you might think.
|
|
It treads such a careful line between creating understanding but not quite compassion.
|
|
The film itself was not quite as beloved as its comic book stars.
|
|
"I've been running the company not quite 25 years," Fink said in 2012.
|
|
But with three days to go the resort was still not quite ready.
|
|
The forebear of the current scheme, TLTRO I, was not quite as generous.
|
|
Dota 2 is the Not Quite Sequel to a popular Warcraft III mod.
|
|
But that's not quite right — the whole DeMario mess hasn't finished going down.
|
|
Probably not quite the amount that Bell has been holding out for, though.
|
|
He's an appealing kid, no longer a child yet not quite a man.
|
|
What if your tax returns are very classy, but not quite this classy?
|
|
Apparently no one has told Sick Boy, Trainspotting's perennial not-quite master criminal.
|
|
Based on the description, this is not quite as dangerous as it sounds.
|
|
There is not quite enough original humour, proper female friendship or feminist reinvention.
|
|
It's not quite the #TBT material we're used to seeing, but it'll do.
|
|
So I roasted the tomatoes until they were almost but not quite melting.
|
|
History is still not quite sure what to do with the militant suffragettes.
|
|
So it's proceeding in the right direction, but not quite at 03 percent.
|
|
The transition from idealism to reality was, ultimately, not quite what they'd expected.
|
|
"MacGyver" and "Van Helsing" are also updated, though perhaps not quite as successfully.
|
|
"We're not quite there yet, but that future isn't science fiction," Loomis said.
|
|
It's certified refurbished, so not quite brand new, but still a good deal.
|
|
FLAVOR: It actually tastes good, but also weird, like it's not quite chicken.
|
|
The number is high, but probably not quite as high as you think.
|
|
It is not quite at capacity, and he would like it to be.
|
|
On Tuesday night, the Democratic Party proved it's not quite dust and ashes.
|
|
"I'm not quite sure the global economy has fallen apart yet," Kroszner said.
|
|
These aspects, says Gerber, make it not quite like anything that exists today.
|
|
This means that, while you're not quite asleep, you're certainly not awake either.
|
|
At this point, though, he's not quite sure about any of those claims.
|
|
Its numbers are not quite an apples-to-apples comparison to paid advertising.
|
|
Like a pair of socks that are almost the same but not quite?
|
|
Most web developers probably already assume that's the case, but it's not quite.
|
|
And a lot of it is not quite as edgy as I expected.
|
|
"But maybe the compensation is not quite perfect," he writes in an email.
|
|
Not quite The Picture of Dorian Gray…but close, and much less freaky.
|
|
I'm still not quite sure what to make of Jagr's social media presence.
|
|
Because we're not quite ready to say goodbye to our smoky eye altogether.
|
|
The tool makers don't make the phones themselves, or at least not quite.
|
|
It's almost dry, but not quite, and the seasoning is heavy on salt.
|
|
They can play well with Tony Romo, but perhaps not quite this well.
|
|
Since the feature is still experimental, it's not quite ready for developers yet.
|
|
If he was not quite homosexual, in other words, he was certainly queer.
|
|
But that is not quite how West arrived at her own tentative salvation.
|
|
Its cheese is pungent, flavorful, and not quite as plasticky as the others.
|
|
These MP-20 irons are not quite your traditional blade style of iron.
|
|
The implication: Truly white hair is not quite human or of this world.
|
|
"I'm not quite sure why that's an important part of this," Romney said.
|
|
Not quite fully action, but not the turn-based combat of old, either.
|
|
It also looks fantastic, though not quite as sharp as our top pick.
|
|
You may think that means we can relax, but that's not quite true.
|
|
Like most of us, Callahan, by movie's end, is not quite there yet.
|
|
I did not quite express the same gratitude for this as Wang does.
|
|
Not quite sure how they're going to work this out in Columbus, Ohio.
|
|
"At that time, Bangladesh said they were not quite ready yet," she said.
|
|
Not quite, but there are those who say it can toe the line.
|
|
Occasionally Mr. Adams used these not-quite-unison passages to cover his tracks.
|
|
She's not quite fish flesh, but she's not a typical marine robot either.
|
|
The value prop for an international student is not quite as aligned. Why?
|
|
By the end, the viewer is not quite sure which extreme is true.
|
|
MightyText is a little more comprehensive than Pushbullet, but not quite as polished.
|
|
It was pleasant — delicious, really — though not quite as textured as the Pieropan.
|
|
With so many teams not quite ready to win, the Mets stand out.
|
|
There are some who think we're not quite as polarized as it seems.
|
|
His second attempt at a ban generated outrage, just not quite as much.
|
|
But she still insists her worldview is not quite as dark as mine.
|
|
We did a lot of good things, but obviously not quite good enough.
|
|
Still, Sanders and the Democratic establishment were not quite finished with each other.
|
|
Spakenburg, a few hours before the game, does not quite give that impression.
|
|
It suggests that a not quite out of puberty appearance is the norm.
|
|
On Soccer MANCHESTER, England — The Etihad Stadium did not fall silent, not quite.
|
|
The bloody fingertips of history suggest it's not quite so easy to grasp.
|
|
It's not quite the Palisades, but it's not half bad for a Tuesday.
|
|
I passed those months with a sinking feeling I could not quite name.
|
|
But to categorize him by a name does not quite address the issue.
|
|
Or if not quite who they are, then at least what they represent.
|
|
James Corden's brand of magic tricks might not quite cut it at Hogwarts.
|
|
The actor Martin Balsam recorded HAL's lines but was deemed not quite right.
|
|
But I still feel the night was not quite good enough for Democrats.
|
|
I think I would be not quite sure what to do with myself.
|
|
Those who are not quite as sentimental can simply consider it value added.
|
|
It is not quite the Mansfield of 303, nor the Columbus of 2019.
|
|
Trump said after the sentencing that he's not quite ready to pardon Stone.
|
|
But now as they've become more popular, maybe they're not quite outsiders anymore.
|
|
Today, the Baltimore Inner Harbor looks slightly different — and not quite as crowded.
|
|
Both versions of the Rituals of Chud work — but not quite as expected.
|
|
As a myriad-minded social critic, Taylor is not quite on Fussell's level.
|
|
These characters, Noah (Gosling) and Allie (McAdams), are not quite star-crossed lovers.
|
|
Not quite a century later, though, God and American destiny were fully merged.
|
|
Peppers are not quite everywhere, but they are strongly represented in many dishes.
|
|
Of course the LME storage market is not quite as straightforward as that.
|
|
They are not quite spicy, but the rocoto puree on the side is.
|
|
"And God Created Woman" is not quite — not yet — that kind of film.
|
|
James Paxton, on the other hand, was good, but not quite good enough.
|
|
This not-quite-method leaves the book occasionally feeling dutiful — but mostly not.
|
|
Not quite as pink in the photo as it is in real life.
|
|
Mostly sunny and not quite as breezy Sunday, with highs in the 40s.
|
|
Firm mozzarella will give you pockets of supple but not-quite-melted cheese.
|
|
It's not quite a prototype since it's not intended to ever be finished.
|
|
And it is not quite as irresponsible a message as it might seem.
|
|
Sports Briefing Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is not quite ready for retirement.
|
|
We're not quite there yet, but we're on the path to getting there.
|
|
Unfortunately, if the Samsung Neon is any indication, we're not quite there yet.
|
|
It's cheaper than the Astro C40 TR, but it's not quite as customizable.
|
|
The heroine seems to die at the end, but you're not quite sure.
|
|
It would be thrilling to accommodate them, but we're not quite there yet.
|
|
Ultimately, I'm not quite sure what this very cool technology does for Oculus.
|
|
But "The Men in My Life" does not quite belong in their company.
|
|
Not quite as impressive as an immersive 360-degree video, but still fun.
|
|
And Liverpool's experience would suggest the magic, once banished, never returns, not quite.
|
|
That, in truth, is probably not quite the right way to put it.
|
|
Not quite as strong, but still strong, and so I'll go with history.
|
|
Charles Oakley sounds as if he is not quite ready to move on.
|
|
So, no, it's not quite accurate to say a consumer necessarily causes pollution.
|
|
"It's the mizzle [cloud that is not quite drizzle] that's worst," responds another.
|
|
A progressive who was not quite as far to the left as Sens.
|
|
But the depressing effect is not quite what forecasters had envisaged in 2016.
|
|
Ultimately, though, it's still not quite impressive enough to justify the IMAX surcharge.
|
|
But it does not quite work for my classmate Walter or for me.
|
|
The statistic he offered to prove this point, however, is not quite accurate.
|
|
If you can't lose yourself in it, you're not quite watching it right.
|
|
The Minnesotan had another strong — though not quite so stellar — night on Wednesday.
|
|
Well, that's not quite what I've said, but I believe that's the case.
|
|
So she was aware something was not quite right from a young age.
|
|
We spent the four-hour trip huddled close, our arms not quite touching.
|
|
"But that's not quite the right way to think about it," he said.
|
|
I always get approached by Indian geeks, so it's not quite as fun.
|
|
Attorneys for Valencia are appealing the case, so it's not quite over yet.
|
|
It also shows that the American political system is not quite yet ready.
|
|
I saw the sign, but I'm not quite sure why it was there.
|
|
It even brings Trump voters almost (but not quite) up to majority approval.
|
|
It's not quite clear exactly what Trump is referring to in his remarks.
|
|
These computational designers exist in a hazy middle ground—not quite pure engineers, not quite pure designers—but their hybrid status is increasingly attractive to technology companies that are looking for employees who can both identify problems and build solutions.
|
|
They're not quite children and not quite adults, and anyone who remembers being a teen (or is a teen) can speak to how difficult it is to navigate that liminal space between childhood's structure and the freedom that comes with age.
|
|
I woke up to a seething late night call from the ex, who was furious that I was on a dating app and even more enraged that I posted about it on the not quite public, but not quite private platform.
|
|
There's a reason for Undone's distinctive visuals: They're the product of rotoscoping, a process by which actors are filmed on sets, then drawn over by animators, which creates a world that is not quite real but not quite imaginary, either.
|
|
That's why I found myself in not-quite-right pieces with kid number one.
|
|
Teen girls love her now, with one not-quite-viral song on the books.
|
|
But Colors has not quite proved the point; it operates at a slight loss.
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That's significant, but not quite as dramatic as Trump promised on the campaign trail.
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"Today, we are not quite as snooty as we were back then," Schmidt said.
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Except it's not quite buried—protruding above the surface is a pair of pinchers.
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It's not quite the 20+ hours Qualcomm is teasing elsewhere, but still pretty great.
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I may be off base since I'm not quite sure what he sounds like.
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Still awesome, but not quite the same disparity or on-court results as before.
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It's not quite The Jetsons, but still, the future is pretty fucking out there.
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That's not quite clear, but hopefully it will be answered as the series continues.
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He echoed Tam's sentiment that bitcoin is not quite out of the woods yet.
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