Nearby Baton Rouge received "only" a little over 19 inches.
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It's thin, light and only a little bit dorky looking.
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It's also sort of thinner, and only a little heavier.
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Wakanda will open its borders, but only a little bit.
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Maniac: It's like Superbad, only a little bit more Shyamalanish.
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Maybe that could help a little, but only a little.
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Its PISA scores are now only a little above average.
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Nintendo is bringing back the NES — only a little smaller.
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"And only a little over 16," teased Josh Burns, 16.
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I thought: I might have only a little time left.
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This has only a little to do with the Democrats.
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Both looked exactly the same — only a little bit fresher.
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Sometimes only a little material was ejected from the lava.
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But Canada did only a little better, at No. 9.
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Meanwhile, Andi's school life is only a little less unsettling.
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But it was only a little pentagon at the time.
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As usual in Silicon Valley, that's only a little bit accurate.
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But there's only a little bit of that on TV, right?
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In Colombia, the same procedure averages only a little over $2325,2900.
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Yes. So only a little part was the construction of it.
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Returns for middling performers have increased only a little (see chart).
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Sometimes, though, we think we're spending only a little on something.
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But only a little, as we speak of Yanny vs. Laurel.
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Only a little over a year old, orphan from egg crack.
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This shortchanges Forster only a little and Lawrence hardly at all.
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There are plenty of heroes here, yet only a little optimism.
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Bell has been running for only a little over five years.
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Exaggerating only a little, some have called it the Byzantine Pompeii.
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But this result is only a little better than random guesses.
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As the dinner goes on, he loosens up, but only a little.
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Judged against that benchmark, the latest data are only a little disappointing.
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But the thing is — it's only a little bit better than nothing.
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So yeah, the competitiveness: Only a little all the time forever always.
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By 21980 only a little over half of those jobs were left.
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At 10 months old she weighs only a little over 11 pounds.
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It's a minor complaint after only a little time with the device.
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Those who do might find that it helps, if only a little.
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Sry, Bran, but you know only a little more than Jon Snow.
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Only a little over half of young people have gone to college.
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"The bill authorizes a lot, but spends only a little," he said.
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That's a lot of music for only a little bit of dough.
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It's about the sauce not being too sweet, only a little sweet.
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The midterm elections are only a little more than 100 days away.
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Besides, it was only a little bit embarrassing; it was also fun.
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His managerial counterpart, Liverpool's Jürgen Klopp, was only a little less exercised.
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The subsequent debate was only a little more interesting than the speech itself.
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Background checks and waiting periods might slow you down -- but only a little.
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Its share price fell only a little on news of the merger's troubles.
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All this is likely to improve housing construction, but by only a little.
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Now, it's luxe, it's hydrating... and only a little sticky on the lips.
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That is only a little less than the average for developing countries (1.6%).
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"But right now, we've covered only a little bit of that," Peng said.
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Ordinarily, the parties fight for only a little while before finally allocating funding.
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What you see right now, it's only a little taste of God's judgment.
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"Tell everybody you Hulked out but you're only a little angry," she wrote.
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He would need only a little more than half of the remaining delegates.
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But he stayed at Missouri for only a little more than a season.
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Only a little more than half of Haitians use a safe water source.
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He'd never been to the United States and spoke only a little English.
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" They again did the same thing where they said, "It's only a little.
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They are near zero in Britain, and only a little higher in America.
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He has been a professional for only a little more than a year.
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Switzer completed this year's race only a little slower, in 4:44:31.
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When the woman walked up, she heard only a little bit of the conversation.
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Among need-based Pell Grant recipients, it's only a little more than 40 percent.
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Pilot was only a little over a mile from where he'd originally gone missing.
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At 0.65 inches, it's actually only a little thicker than the much less powerful .
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Looks like Jake had a little more luck than Luke ... but only a little.
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The Instrumments 01 is only a little thicker and heavier than your standard pen.
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In Australia, the rich see only a little and the poor receive a lot.
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" Four percent said they were "only a little proud" or "not at all proud.
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Only a little over half of American families owned a single stock in 2018.
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It's only a little later with context of time that I can see that.
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Some of his first serves registered only a little over 100 miles per hour.
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Growing up in Poland, he had known only a little about the region's history.
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Mr. Lanier was able to gather only a little bit of tupelo this year.
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And the Armistice was signed only a little over a month before opening night.
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He has been treated well, he said, with only a little bit of awkwardness.
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The doubters argue that there's only a little bit of lead in a bullet.
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I mined for only a little more than year, but obtained thousands of Bitcoin.
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First, they are generally positive - either better than previously or only a little weaker.
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You will move the boat only a little, but you must not be impatient.
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Within wind, you've got high [altitude] wind that only a little bit's been done in.
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With her mom, we learn only a little bit more than we did last season.
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These apps require only a little more commitment, filling in forms and paying a fee.
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Unfortunately for Guasti, his ten-year development cycle was only a little faster than Nintendo's.
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That's only a little bit slower than the promised performance of a Mobileeye EyeQ4 chip.
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Interestingly, it doesn't look so bad—only a little darker in color than you'd imagine.
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Your belly is full of stuffing, mashed potatoes, and only a little bit of turkey.
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But Labour did only a little better, with 14% of the vote and ten seats.
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Now, I can give a piece of it to every girl, only a little piece.
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America is now below China's figure of 34%, and only a little above Russia's 30%.
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Only a little will be left over for worrying about the bigger, long-term picture.
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The movie is maybe a little better than Zach Snyder's fiasco, but only a little.
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I never stopped getting better, even if it was only a little at a time.
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The stores reportedly contributed only a little over 1 percent to the company's overall revenue.
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That broad matchup budged only a little over the course of the race, handing Mrs.
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"What you see right now, it's only a little taste of God's judgment," he said.
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If you don't know much about Thatch there's only a little you need be told.
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Only a little while longer and then Ruthie, my baby, would be in my arms.
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After two tumultuous years, he is back playing football again, with only a little fanfare.
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Mexico picked off Germany, complacent and sluggish, only a little more than a week ago.
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A civilization only a little more advanced than we are can pick those things up.
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And consider this: Bloomberg entered the race only a little more than two months ago.
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It tasted nothing like a real curry, and only a little bit like curry powder.
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Until 2018, it was spending only a little more than half its revenue on wages.
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But by afternoon, it was back only a little above where it began the day.
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The possible gains will do only a little to negate last week's steep losses, however.
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That's only a little more than half who viewed Clinton and Trump unfavorably in 2016.
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He died in May 2015, after only a little more than three years in prison.
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Each of us knows only a little bit, but together we can achieve remarkable feats.
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If it is a party that is only a little more conservative ... it will fail.
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She uses only a little of her broad vocal range or her power; instead, she sings most of the song in a small, breathy voice, multitracked over a squashed, mechanical-sounding track, opening up only a little more when she reaches the title and refrain.
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It's pricier than its competitor, but cheaper than a CPU that performs only a little better.
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When they do, it will be only a little removed from fiddling with the real us.
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After six months on the waiting list, their search area is expanded, but only a little.
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In one survey, only a little more than a third of victims felt that had happened.
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Basically, it's nothing like a normal wedding and only a little bit like a celebrity wedding.
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Doing so would require only a little bit of constitutional legerdemain on the high court's part.
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The house cost the Percocos $2100,2000, only a little more than the amount of the mortgage.
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" With Maduro, the disdain is subtler, but only a little: they call him "that bus driver.
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In total, only a little over a third of Uber employees participated in the survey worldwide.
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And the poor are only a little more likely to eat fast food than the rich.
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After the attorney fees, only a little money was left, but I had made my point.
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By the end of the book only a little tree stands where the pile once stood.
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But in the real world, the powerful men in bowler hats see only a little woman.
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Millennials may have only a little saved for retirement, but they still want to retire early.
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If someone insists to you that he is not very nervous, only a little nervous — that he is only a little bit over the hill, but certainly not old and used up — and keeps insisting this, with compulsive loquacity, you quickly recognize whistling in the dark.
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Minnesota probably has only a little time to tell the game's organizers that it is still coming.
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Or did think there's only a little bit of it and the good's going to win out?
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Of those, only a little more than 2,100 were placed into a queue, and only 260 answered.
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It will, however, change lanes automatically even if the other lane is going only a little faster.
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It can get super bright and has only a little drop-off when viewed at an angle.
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And here's Tim with his mum: He's only a little bit bigger than one of her paws.
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Nicole Kidman is only a little bit embarrassed about her unexpected clapping at the Oscars this year.
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Only a little tire slap on grumbly pavement detracts, but even it is mostly kept in check.
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It was very hard, but at first I thought it would be for only a little while.
|
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The proportion which favoured "Happy Holidays" has risen only a little, from 12% in 2005 to 13%.
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And those with "some college" but not a degree earn only a little more, $38,376 a year.
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If you had only a little fish, you could beef up the salad with some more avocado.
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He steps to the side, trips the lamb, drags it struggling only a little, and sits astride.
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Generally, studies have shown that straight cis women do care about penis size — but only a little.
|
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A person with decent knowledge will understand that he or she must add only a little bit.
|
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Baseball is still very difficult, and this bit of foreknowledge makes it only a little bit easier.
|
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The fever of the Starr investigation began to break, if only a little bit at a time.
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"He was only 14, he was only a little kid," said an anguished friend, Randy Marquez, 15.
|
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Sometimes, knowing that something awful is going to happen beforehand can soften the blow — if only a little.
|
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Yet Trump has offered only a little wiggle room ahead of his scheduled dinner with the Chinese leader.
|
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That gives Dana roughly six more years to go only a little bit further than she already has.
|
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As of January 1, only a little more than 60 percent of Puerto Rico's power had been restored.
|
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That said, we didn't see adoption in other platforms (iOS, Tizen, Windows, MacOS — only a little with Ubuntu).
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He had 180 days to do so, but waited only a little under a month after the drawing.
|
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Ms Fujimori, who is only a little more popular than the president, hopes to run again in 2021.
|
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There is only a little bit of economic analysis available, so far, on how these plans would work.
|
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Imagine getting shocked by static electricity — it happens very fast, but there's only a little bit of shock.
|
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Most of Liverpool's had lingered longer, though only a little, to bask in the adulation of their public.
|
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Gotabaya said the cases were baseless and only a "little distraction" as he prepared for the election campaign.
|
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"If each of you adds only a little today, that would be really great," she told the crowd.
|
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Even Dark Souls 3 has only a little over twice as many, despite being a much younger game.
|
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That makes them only a little more open to government-guaranteed health care than supporters of Ted Cruz.
|
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"By doing only a little, they got quite a lot," says Martijn Rats of Morgan Stanley, a bank.
|
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You begin each stage of the game with only a little foreknowledge and a limited amount of resources.
|
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It's only a little better than picking a horse in a race because a gambler likes the name.
|
|
All of City's other challengers had already fallen: Arsenal almost immediately and Manchester United only a little later.
|
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It was only a little funny in season four; it's not at all funny in season seven. 152.
|
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Its economy is only a little larger than that of Spain and is smaller than that of Italy.
|
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In the 2016 presidential election, only a little more than half of the students on my campus voted.
|
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I debate taking an Uber but it's only a little over a mile away so I start walking.
|
|
In fact, the importation of Tang Dynasty Chinese culture peaked only a little more than a millennium ago.
|
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The aid that has trickled into Freeport -- the island's largest town -- has improved conditions, but only a little.
|
|
Rather, it looked normal, with the clientele if only a little more relaxed than the typical boxing crowd.
|
|
Meanwhile, Trump's national staff of 30 people is only a little larger than the staff at an average Chipotle.
|
|
While the sales were announced under Rousseff, only a little more than $1 billion has been sold to date.
|
|
In stark contrast, math and reading scores explained only a little of the black-white gap in gifted assignment.
|
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But compared to the Razer Blade, which costs more and weighs only a little less, the m21 is fast.
|
|
And knowing only a little is fine, especially if the MCU wants to chart a new path with them.
|
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Although the junta has given the green light to many infrastructure projects, only a little amount has been spent.
|
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Its domestic production satisfies only a little more than a tenth of its demand for chips (see chart 2).
|
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It represents the internet debate culture we could have had: spirited, weird, well-researched, and only a little annoying.
|
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Free-trade deals with China, India, other Asian countries and Australia and New Zealand add only a little more.
|
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We are not ashamed — OK, only a little ashamed — to say that we have eaten them with a spoon.
|
|
Like the best science fiction, it leaves you feeling like you better understand the science, if only a little.
|
|
Australia's quarter-share of the Chinese wine market is still only a little more than half that of France's.
|
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Never mind that the first estimate of this figure had been only a little lower, at 13.6% of GDP.
|
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If we remove the bones, depending on each animal, only a little over a half of it is edible.
|
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There's only a little time left to invest in a ticket to Bruce Norris's picaresque about free market capitalism.
|
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There's only a little time left to invest in a ticket to Bruce Norris's picaresque about free-market capitalism.
|
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Though he was only a little older than me, he took care of me and enrolled me in school.
|
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Veterinarians know, though, that it takes only a little bit of lead to poison an eagle, vulture or raven.
|
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Four years ago, in a primary campaign when he had only a little time to devote to Texas, Sen.
|
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In a window that lasted only a little over two hours, money mules in 28 countries sprang into action.
|
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Some Medicare programs and private insurer initiatives in recent years have succeeded in doing so, if only a little.
|
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As a percentage of sales, its expenditure has fluctuated only a little, but demands on the unit have increased.
|
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We may not know your name, but your deed has restored our faith in humanity, if only a little.
|
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And if I do improve, even if only a little, and even if it's only because I believe I should…?
|
|
In that moment there's a hint of the Gretchen I've wanted all season — sincere and mature, if only a little.
|
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Though he says he was only a little nervous about his television debut, his mom was "freaking out," he says.
|
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Our skin was smooth, hair free, and only a little pink afterward — which is the case most times we wax.
|
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Among those rare convictions, only a little more than a third of them (36 percent) actually resulted in prison sentences.
|
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But with only a little more than a month to go before the event, Code Commerce will sell out soon.
|
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Pupils at voucher schools do only a little better than those at municipal schools after allowing for their socioeconomic background.
|
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Despite the miss, Tesla still hit much higher volumes than last year when it delivered only a little over 50,000.
|
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Sometimes, they have only a little bit of lead time to produce the stunning images that accompany NASA's news releases.
|
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London is one of several dioceses within the Church of England that are growing, if only a little (see chart).
|
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For sure, it does mean the freedom to enjoy an afternoon no one thought possible only a little while ago.
|
|
Because vaccination requires two doses per person, the current worldwide supply can cover only a little over 22013 million people.
|
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Expansion was just 22% in the third quarter, with the 19-country currency bloc only a little better, at 0.2%.
|
|
The world can welcome news that President Trump's summit with Kim Jong-un is back on – but only a little.
|
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" Gizmodo managed to track down the original context of the video, which they claim is only "a little less scary.
|
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It was only a little over a year ago when Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris got together and became Tayvin.
|
|
Finally, after seven months, the TLC released nine emails that expand, if only a little, our knowledge of these vehicles.
|
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" "I wanted to demystify apps for others and demonstrate what can be achieved with only a little time and money.
|
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That means they constitute at least 25% of eligible voters in only a little over a third of the districts.
|
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Understanding those choices requires a little (only a little, I promise) background on how cap and trade and RGGI work.
|
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John Rexer: For starters, you get a mouthful of agave with only a little bit of smoke with our mezcal.
|
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Among those rare convictions, only a little more than a third of them (36 percent) actually result in prison sentences.
|
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Walmart is a distant No. 23 with only a little more than 22016 percent of the US e-commerce market.
|
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His face and body covered in blood, he still finished the stage, losing only a little more than a minute.
|
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"Don't get me wrong, $12 billion is a lot of money, but it's only a little band-aid," Fisher said.
|
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Domestic additions were only a little more than half of its projections, while it just added 4.5 million subscribers internationally.
|
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They select amazing pieces of property, move only a little earth and create a course of grass and occasional sea.
|
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In a control group, by comparison, only a little more than half of the patients tested positive for the antibodies.
|
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As such, Ford and Huston receive slightly shorter shrift, which throws Five Came Back off balance, but only a little.
|
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And we're only a little "Jealous" of Grylls for getting to behold a shirtless Jonas as they splash through freezing waters.
|
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Getting to Bujumbura in Burundi, the nearest big city, only a little over 100 miles away, takes six hours by bus.
|
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The new version of the remark was only a little funnier, and only if you like a good death-penalty joke.
|
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Things are only a little better at the Department of Defence, where just five of 18 senior posts have been filled.
|
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Wetzel did use a tiny bit of makeup on Cetineo, but only a little to enhance his best features: those brows.
|
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By 1930 the tonnage of German merchant navy was about 4m tonnes, only a little less than the 5m of 1913.
|
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On the African savannah, early humans benefited only a little from an extra meal but might starve if they missed one.
|
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Approvals to build new homes dipped 1.7 percent in July to unwind only a little of June's hefty 11.7 percent jump.
|
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I don't use fertilizer or pesticides; only a little bit of sulphur and copper wire on the vines if it's necessary.
|
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Tudor believes the market needs to rise only a little and stay there for mergers and acquisitions deals to pick up.
|
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For the three months to June as a whole, analysts now suspect net exports added only a little to economic growth.
|
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All of this might be why the guy's got over 10,000 followers on Instagram with only a little over 500 posts.
|
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You might be used to your ceviche being served raw with only a little curing from the acid of lime juice.
|
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But finding old memories takes work, and they seem to be lodged in layers, released only a little at a time.
|
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We learn only a little about Ms. Flowers's creative process and the difficulties she and her family faced over the years.
|
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Bournemouth has, by some distance, the smallest stadium in the Premier League, and the club has expanded it only a little.
|
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It had lifted a little — but only a little — when Georginio Wijnaldum, on the stroke of halftime, gave Liverpool the lead.
|
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In some of these cases, the economy didn't need much extra punch, and so this slowed the recovery only a little.
|
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American officials last year estimated that the Afghan government wholly or mainly controls only a little over half the country's districts.
|
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In fact, the GSS found that only a little more than a third of women in households with guns own one.
|
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It was only a little past nine, and Lino never got up before noon—he could even go until 3 p .
|
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The United States offers 12 weeks of leave, but it's unpaid, and only a little over half of employees are eligible.
|
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But some women have hardly anything—a week down and only a little brown stain to show for all your work.
|
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Families earning between $25,2000 to $268,2900 a year typically paid only a little more than $0003,2000, according to the Education Department.
|
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Families earning between $30,000 to $7003,000 a year typically paid only a little more than $5,000, according to the Education Department.
|
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Stonecrest has a mall, a nature preserve, and a national heritage area, but its town population is only a little over 20,000.
|
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In the US only a little more than half of all babies receive any breast milk at the age of 6 months.
|
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Her relationship with her daughter, Karen (Judy Greer), is nonexistent, and she's only a little closer to her granddaughter, Allyson (Andi Matichak).
|
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DeepMind has found that the AIs that have to manage the camera are only a little weaker, and catch up with practice.
|
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And, lest people get smug about the inferiority of machines, humans have proved only a little harder to fool than software is.
|
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Ant is estimated to be worth $150bn, only a little less than HSBC, putting it among the world's most valuable financial firms.
|
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Over the longer term, suicide rates are now at a historical high, but only a little higher than they were in 1950.
|
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It literally consists of Joshua repeating "Damn, Daniel," over and over again while filming his friend, who looks only a little uncomfortable.
|
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Overall, apprehension levels in August and September 2018 were only a little above average for the past several years at this time.
|
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Here's a secret: You might not know anything when you're young, but when you're older, you know only a little bit more.
|
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Unfortunately, the result is more Gallup poll than late-night laugh, feeling not only a little uncomfortable, but also very un-Williams.
|
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But even so, Trump carried only a little more than one-third of voters under 30, no better than Romney's meager performance.
|
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It also found that most Americans think they have been helped only a little or not at all from the growing economy.
|
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" Slate called Trump&aposs Tuesday walkback "only a little less disgraceful" than Helsinki, under the headline: "Nothing Trump Says Can Be Trusted.
|
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It was only a little, and nowhere near enough—we need video explanations of these calls, just like we get for suspensions.
|
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There is very much to do, and only a little bit of time to make all of your midday dreams come true.
|
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Urban Filipinas speak English, some Spanish and only a little Filipino (Tagalog); the tribal people of the North have their own languages.
|
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China represents only a little more than 2 percent of American steel imports, and just 0.1 percent of China's overall steel production.
|
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That's just a little bit better than Uber, where only a little more than 15 percent in tech and engineering are women.
|
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That only a little more than 28500 percent of the country bothered to vote did not concern the ayatollahs in the least.
|
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And though the Careys have spent only a little over a year there, in this regard, they are already true Stuy Towners.
|
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The Hoover Building has room for only a little more than half of the 11,000 F.B.I. employees who work at its headquarters.
|
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In September, the BOJ bought only a little, just because Japanese shares have rallied strongly, with the Topix comfortably outperforming global peers.
|
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The brothers worked seven days a week, and they made only a little more than they needed for their monthly loan payments.
|
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Eric Hannah, who worked at Greenwich Avenue in 290 and 153, said he sometimes earned only a little over $215 a week.
|
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But prices held up well; in October 2009, when unemployment peaked, underlying inflation was 3.23%, only a little lower than it is today.
|
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The Apple TV, at $24, is only a little cheaper than the $24 Nvidia Shield, which also does 24K and HDR and gaming.
|
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Now only a little more than 21 percent of financial officers believe the market will reach a new record before another major drop.
|
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It takes only a little understanding to see why their descendants do not regard anything associated with 1492 as an object of veneration.
|
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Fans are, broadly, willing to suffer a little — and only a little — today if they feel that the promise of tomorrow is genuine.
|
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In 1999, "Man on the Moon," Mr. Forman's complex portrait of the comic Andy Kaufman, did only a little better for Universal Pictures.
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It has since narrowed to around one percentage point, only a little higher than it was during the credit boom of 21990-210.
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At one point, the two say they were only a little over 700 miles from Oahu, but couldn't make it back to Hawaii.
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They are briny and cool, and only a little less impressive—flabbier and muddier—than the perfect Pacific Northwest specimens I'm used to.
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At the same time, Trump won about as many votes as Mitt Romney did in 2012 and only a little more than Sen.
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It also comes only a little over a year after the tech giant dropped Lasso, Facebook's first attempt at creating a TikTok clone.
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New York Fed President William Dudley said on Friday that would prompt only a "little pause" in the central bank's rate hike plans.
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At its low point for this sell-off, the S&P 500 was down only a little more than 6% from its high.
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If we look only at the raw number, remember that turnout in the 2014 midterm was only a little more than 83 million.
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Clinton are very different, but surely these voters find one of the official candidates less unacceptable than the other, if only a little.
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"Black Wave" retains the off-kilter realism of the best apocalyptic writing: The nightmare is like our world, only a little more so.
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By contrast, taking from the rich and giving to the poor helps only a little — and anyway expropriation is a one-time trick.
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Not 74 years since the Holocaust ended, a third of respondents said they knew only a little or nothing at all about it.
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Her abortion, scheduled for the next day, would cost nearly six hundred dollars, and she had only a little more than two hundred.
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Yet that made it only a little cheaper than Australia's high-margin Big Four banks, which trade at 12 to 16 times earnings.
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The bill was passed with rare bipartisan support in parliament, and only a little more than a week after the government proposed it.
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Put another way, only a little more than 21980 beds for families are available — with thousands of migrant family members arriving every month.
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We found that only a little under 12 percent of humanities and liberal arts graduates in the corporate world attended Ivy League schools.
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Worse, there are only a little over 288 items available in sizes 16–24, and about the same in the 26–30 range.
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" Nonetheless, that was only a little more amped up than what viewers saw on liberal MSNBC: "Trump Calls For Ukraine, China To Investigate.
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On the same day in the southern city of Chennai, over 2,000 guests were expected, but only a little over 400 turned up.
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A narrow majority of Turks will vote "Yes", two opinion polls suggested on Thursday, putting his support at only a little over 51 percent.
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For now, Charleston and its neighboring cities should see a lesser storm surge, bringing flood depths only a little more than a foot deep.
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Her Instagram is only a little more mediated and fake than any other influencer's, and the influencer economy moves billions of dollars every year.
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Still, in the 2008-09 downturn AIA and Pru Asia avoided big underwriting-and-investing banana skins, while new sales dipped only a little.
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It raised only a little attention when it was released back then and was discussed briefly during the primaries but otherwise was quickly forgotten.
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In the latest mashup from isthishowyougoviral, Rick and Morty dive into Kendrick Lamar's "Swimming Pools (Drank)," with only a little interruption from Slow Mobius.
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With rhodium only a little over twice as expensive as palladium, that means there's room for further price rises, Scotiabank analyst Nicky Shiels said.
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It's weirdly accessible, in a way; a little more rock 'n' roll seems to have seeped into their malignant core (though only a little).
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That might add only a little bit to borrowing costs, but could make it harder for the state to recruit new business, Knapp said.
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The 2,800mAh battery of the G Play is only a little bit smaller than the 3,000mAh cell in the Moto G and G Plus.
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We would all be the better for it because what lies within may have the potential to change the world, if only a little.
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Frankly, it barely qualifies as an SUV at all as it has only a little more height off the ground than a typical car.
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It hit a low of just under 56% in the years after the 2007-2009 recession, and has edged only a little higher since.
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The wall along another part of Heinrich-Heine-Strasse was quite short, only a little taller than the children in this picture from 1968.
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The notebook weighs 4.3 pounds and has some bulk to it, but that's only a little bit heavier than my 2.75 pound MacBook Air.
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Fifty-two percent of respondents said that politicians do not care about black people, and one in three said they care only a little.
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Up climbed Mr. King, awed by the fact that the structure had otherwise suffered only a little water damage and one cracked shower window.
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Built to induce shock rather than absorb it, the dialogue is smart about human behavior only a little more often than it is dumb.
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It's almost Thursday evening here in Washington and only a little bit of snow and one more workday stands between us and the weekend.
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"Ultimate Beauty Bible" is a far more plausible affair, though the language is only a little less heightened and the barbs perhaps even sharper.
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" Twenty-three percent of Americans polled said they worry about the cost and availability of health care "only a little" or "not at all.
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Modern machine learning systems do really well when they have abundant data, and very poorly when they have only a little bit of it.
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The plot is only a little bit of what matters in a Manual Cinema show; the performers are entrancing merely doing what they do.
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It is only a little more than a month into the new year and the currency has already lost 2000 percent of its value.
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But being right of center on campus when Mr. Montz went to Brown — only a little over a decade ago — now feels remarkably changed.
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Hancock narrowly avoided being eliminated in a first round of voting by Conservative lawmakers earlier on Thursday, and Javid did only a little better.
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"When I began working on the play, I had only a little knowledge about Kamala Khan as Ms. Marvel," Asare wrote in an email.
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It would be an exaggeration to say that the Democratic primary race is entirely about health care, but only a little bit of one.
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If tighter money tips the economy into recession, the central bank has only a little bit of room to cut rates before it hits zero.
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Each of these exotic things weigh only a little more than the mass of the sun, but with a radius half the length of Manhattan.
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The growth from last year was 113 percent — respectable, but still only a little more than half of Friday's 21.6 percent year-over-year increase.
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But some companies say the market is stabilizing, so they plan to stay in the game and charge only a little bit more next year.
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Some experts disagree with the comparison - Stefan Gerlach at EFG Bank says the franc has recently been only "a little overvalued" versus its equilibrium level.
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Its investors include only a little bit of traditional VC, along with individual investors from retail and finance, as well as specific VCs investing independently.
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It's only a little reductive to say that Bellow spent the first half of his career describing himself and the second half describing his friends.
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And that comfort extends out into the pool proper, where you might be covered — only a little, in my case — but are still on display.
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On average, they knocked about $19993,500 off their federally taxable income, according to the Government Finance Officers Association—only a little above the new cap.
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"I have forgotten what a dollar looks like," said Mir Golom Rasool, a 70-year-old store owner — exaggerating for effect, but only a little.
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Before David Koch's death, he once ran for vice president on the Libertarian ticket, receiving only a little over 1% of the vote in 1979.
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This week, President Donald Trump repeatedly said he wanted society up and running by Easter, which is only a little more than two weeks away.
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There is even a Forbidden City that is not only startlingly realistic, but also only a little bit smaller than the real thing in Beijing.
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A third also said they were only a little or not at all confident in their ability to use electronics and to navigate the web.
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He did not talk about how she died, and he hinted only a little at the complexity of their relationship; this address was not autobiographical.
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"To get my money's worth, I want to see as many matches as I can even if it's only a little bit of each one."
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Brown has spent only a little over $400,000 for the race, far less than Raimondo's nearly $8 million spent since taking office in early 2015.
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With only a little less politeness and a lot more passion, its message of inclusion and resistance might have landed with the force it deserves.
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But of the 147 million consumers affected, only a little more than 10 percent had filed for some type of compensation as of Dec. 1.
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Carta&aposs chief technology officer stepped down on Monday after only a little over one year with the fintech startup, according to a company representative.
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Eilish also said the Bond producer Barbara Broccoli gave them only "a little hint" of what happened in the film's opening scene and nothing more.
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And Thomas relays only a little of the wonder of nature, like the evolution of a fly's superpowered hearing to track down and find crickets.
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Only a little more than a third—mostly younger people with self-insurance, Medicare, or no insurance—said they used it for opioid addiction issues.
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Denver scored three field goals, but didn't score an offensive touchdown until there was only a little over three minutes left in the entire game.
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Or, put another way, it might seem like everybody in the country watches the Super Bowl — but only a little under half of us do.
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If electromagnetism were only a little stronger, then even in the hearts of stars nuclei would not be banged together hard enough to bring forth carbon.
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It's kinda janky, kinda gimmicky and only a little fun, but I guess in a post-Emoji Movie world, this is the society we're living in.
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She explained that in order to keep all the screws aligned, you should put each one in their spots and tighten only a little bit initially.
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If we just read their musings and followed links to articles, we might be only a little less overwhelmed than before, or perhaps even deeper underwater.
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In the kitchen, Ozeri's digital food scale is only a little more than $10, while BARVIVO's professional cocktail shaker set is on sale for 70% off.
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Those documents, overall, generated no fire, and only a little bit of smoke — not enough to create a broader push for more time to keep digging.
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Although the area inhabited by each community has shifted only a little since the early 1970s, their respective shares of the city's population have changed sharply.
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Celebrity competitors don't get a lot of prep for these appearances — only "a little training," according to the announcers — but that's not how it looks here.
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It is, indeed, only a little short of the number of animal and plant species (around 950,000 and 200,000 respectively) currently recognised and described by science.
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In fact, I think it's moved a little closer to the iPhone in terms of the image it's trying to produce — but only a little bit.
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Algonac leans Republican, and, on both visits, it took no time at all to find Trump fans, and only a little longer to find Sanders fans.
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Conversely, when information-tech stocks got cheap again in 2500, only a little over 14 percent of your yearly contribution would have gone into that sector.
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Germany, which enjoys one of the highest per capita GDPs in the world, expended only a little more than 1 percent of its GDP on defense.
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That means even though the company's revenue fell only a little short of what Wall Street was expecting, the company is signaling slower growth than expected.
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Of England's starters, only Jordan Henderson had played in the biggest game in club soccer, and that was only a little more than a month ago.
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Only 55% of the Russian population believe that humans are causing climate change—a share that has dropped by only a little over the past decade.
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They give you much to think about, whether you know a lot about each subject or only a little, whether you buy their theories or not.
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The mocha is not overpowering to the drink because it's only a little bit of mocha on the sides of the cup, not blended with the beverage.
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Notably, the headphones did survive a five-foot fall from a gym locker with only a little scrape to the finish on the bolts attaching the earcups.
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Even though the S8 has a larger screen, its dimensions are about the same size as the S7 Edge, and the S8+ is only a little larger.
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"You could certainly make the argument that companies have gone too far by collecting everything and giving you only a little nugget of value back," Crowley said.
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Brandless is only a little over a year old, but the ecommerce platform is already working on IRL channels to market to and connect with its customers.
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We're only a little bit closer to understanding the mystery of Dahj and Soji after Star Trek: Picard's third episode, but there was one big surprise: Hugh.
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We know his musical taste (the Strokes and the National), his aesthetic (black and white), and his literary preferences (A Little Life, and only A Little Life).
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In 2013-14 the neediest Catholics waited an average of 28 months for a home in west Belfast, whereas Protestants waited only a little over a year.
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But when the remaining 150 party list seats are announced in the coming weeks projections suggest Pheu Thai will be only a little larger than Palang Pracharat.
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Net approval rates have fluctuated only a little in the Middle East—up in Israel, down elsewhere—and been relatively flat in eastern Europe, India and Africa.
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Nonetheless, we expect aggregate demand to grow only a little for the next few quarters before picking up to rates that remain below those projected in May.
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The Moon connects with the Sun, in Taurus, at 7:25 PM, boosting our confidence (but only a little—Venus and Saturn feel heavy as hell today).
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We're only a little over a month into this presidency and it's already really fucking stressful seeing all the things that this administration is trying to do.
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That is only a little more than half the $15 an hour that minimum wage advocates are urging — and that has been enacted in places like Seattle.
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My Utmost waits only a little longer before assuring readers that while the memoir may be the work of a believer, she's not that kind of believer.
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My liver rejoiced at this life change—but only a little because I still love the sauce, just in more humane amounts and a more controlled environment.
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While Edwards' vote total closely mirrored Clinton's, the difference was that Rispone got only a little more than half the number of votes Trump did in 2016.
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A survey published on Monday showed British employers expect to raise pay for their workers only a little despite strong demand for staff and already low unemployment.
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I've become very familiar with resigned frustration about me not being interested in trying something that's "only a little bit spicy" or described in a foreign language.
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Americans are willing to pay more on their electric bills -- but only a little more -- to help fight climate change, the AP reports, citing a new poll.
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On the other end of the political spectrum, the demonization of the AR-15 is only a little less delusional than the right's fetishization of the gun.
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Its owners are trying to make up for the loss in business with an improvised delivery menu of boil-it-yourself noodles — with only a little success.
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In the close presidential election of 2000, counties that supported Al Gore over George W. Bush accounted for only a little over half the nation's economic output.
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That's why it's more than a little disturbing that the census scheduled to start only a little more than two years from now remains understaffed and underfunded.
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Although Mr. Reilly apologized to the Russell family at his sentencing hearing in 1996, it takes only a little probing to affirm how fresh his crime remains.
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The 2019 melt extent sets a new daily record for mid-June, but it is only a little bit higher than has occurred in a few other years.
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For example, users on WayUp create profiles where they talk about more than just their work experience — partially because they have only a little in the first place.
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According to Toby Peters of Birmingham University in Britain, cooling for things such as industry, food and data storage uses only a little less energy than air-conditioning.
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Also, although my take-home pay amounted to only a little more than Jeff's, my job provided good health insurance for all three of us, plus a pension.
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It's roughly the size of a 10.5-inch iPad Pro and only a little thicker (253 inches versus 0.30 inches) and slightly heavier (1.15 pounds versus 1.03 pounds).
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The 10th generation CPU's graphics performance was on average twice as fast as that found in the 8th generation, and only a little slower than Nvidia's discrete MX250.
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And in Lebanon, which is currently hosting 1.4 million refugees and asylum seekers, public opinion is only a little less overwhelmingly in favor of action to help refugees.
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The subsidy has also created more than 200,000 jobs even though solar energy accounts for only a little more than 2% of U.S. electricity generation, the letter said.
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Doctors did spend about 48 percent of their time in exam rooms, though only a little more than half of this time involved direct face time with patients.
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That's close to the number that some experts saw as a best-case scenario, and is only a little bit shy of last year's total of 9.2 million.
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The economy wouldn't fall off the rails, what would happen is some people who are extremely rich would become only a little less extremely rich in the process.
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The numbers were only a little less bleak for older generations: 39 percent of both Baby Boomers and Gen-Xers have nothing put away for their golden years.
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In its very best moments, Monster Hunter World captures that feeling, and shifts it only a little, by testing whether you or the monster will be the disaster.
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" Well it's definitely possible, it's in part by "Hamilton," but of those 13 million tickets, only a little bit over half a million of them came to "Hamilton.
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The first reason general approval might not match actual voting results is that only a little more than half of the electorate turns out to vote for president.
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Only 16 percent of undecided voters have heard of Garland, according to the memo, while 74 percent say they've heard "only a little or nothing" about the nomination.
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It was only a little more than a decade ago when a company called Scrap opened what has been called the first one in Kyoto, Japan, in 2007.
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Tolkien paints watercourses effectively, and mountains even more impressively, but he's hopeless at depicting human beings, only a little better at animals, and utterly unable to convey action.
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And once all the votes are counted, Hillary Clinton will have won the national popular vote by only a little less than Barack Obama won it in 2012.
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While his support among young voters continued to be strong in Nevada, only a little over one-third of participants in the caucuses were under the age of 45.
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The moral is, five to ten inches of rain might mean only a little flooding for higher areas, but anyone on lower ground is getting everyone else's rain, too.
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Featuring a 29-inch curved AMOLED display with a 93 x 29 resolution, it's only a little shorter than Samsung's ill-fated smartphone, but is otherwise just as delightful.
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"This will not have a major effect in the marketing program, only a little change," Mustafa Sanallah said in a written response to questions mailed by his media office.
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Daniel, wearing a red PBR t-shirt ("It's only a little bit sarcastic") said they would each have tasted close to 400 beers by the end of the weekend.
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That said, we've reached the middle of the season, and it feel like it's about time for the show to start wrapping things up, if only a little bit.
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While whites compose over three-fourths of Catholics 65 or older, the institute found, they account for only a little more than one-third of Catholics younger than 30.
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A plurality of adults -- 257% -- say gays and lesbians face "some discrimination," while 238% say they face a great deal, 22017% only a little and 268% none at all.
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Las Vegas, home to some of the country's most luxurious casinos, hotels and attractions, boasts median real-estate prices that are only a little higher than the national median.
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The plan was that Mr. Kiarostami and I would converse with the aid of his translator, since the filmmaker's English was apparently only a little better than my Farsi.
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There are multiple retirements by moderate southeastern Republican state senators who represent districts that mirror the demographics of Dent's Lehigh Valley district, which is only a little further north.
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Because he is six years younger and costs only a little more than half of Brassard's $5 million annual price tag, Zibanejad represents a logical gamble for the Rangers.
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In essence, the waste of one microbe helped feed its neighbor, and only a little bit of methane, an energy-rich molecule, was enough to power the entire community.
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By contrast, the current slump is only a little over a year old so most of the damage done to the workforce and the supply chain remains easily reversible.
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Her upstairs writing room is so uncluttered and antiseptic you could safely perform surgery there, and what actually takes place at her desk is only a little less complicated.
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The discursive nature of the biennial, like many others before it, can get not only a little exhausting, but vague — cluttering the mind and eye rather than clarifying them.
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It was only a little more than two years ago that he made his first start in the Premier League, a surprise selection for a game against Manchester United.
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Before you buy your 20th can of beans, consider the person behind you who can buy only a little at a time, whether because of financial or space constraints.
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Public opinion in Virginia has shifted toward stricter gun control laws over the past several years, but only a little, Roanoke College political scientist Dr. Harry Wilson told Axios.
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That allows it to achieve roughly the same temperatures with much less energy, ultimately dumping around 300 kilowatts into an area only a little larger than a basketball hoop.
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His argument, as he put it to the jury, is that Huang may have sought an inside edge for some of his stock trades, but only a little bit.
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The Wii U, a console that's one year older than the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, is only a little cheaper than either; its current retail price is $279.99.
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While doctors listed the correct diagnosis in their top three picks 84 percent of the time, the computers did the same only a little more than half of the time.
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There are probably other genes involved, as well — the SMOC2 mutation accounted for only a little more than a third of the differences in face length that the researchers observed.
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This points to a "very tough year" for air freight, but reasonable though slower GDP growth should keep passenger traffic growing only a little below trend, IATA said on Friday.
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If you want an ultra-powerful gaming PC that's only a little bigger than an Xbox — and don't mind an entry price of over $43,200 — it's worth a serious look.
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More From Tonic: I don't remember who told me my baby was dead; all I remember is sobbing for what seemed like decades but was probably only a little while.
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The trading climbed up quickly in its opening minutes and went as high as $42 but in the end closed only a little higher than its opening price, at $38.62.
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As we would learn only a little over a decade ago, Khrushchev was ready to give up within a few days into the crisis; but he did not know how.
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One expert's guess is that the government's registry of drug users identifies about one-third of the country's heroin users but only a little over one-tenth of methamphetamine addicts.
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Uber also formed its self-driving business in earnest only a little over one year ago, in January 2015 with the hire of John Bares and employees reporting to him.
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Clients see the real strengthening only a little by the end of the year to 3.85 per dollar from just under 4.00 currently, rather than 3.60 in the previous survey.
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The DPI itself is only a little over a year old, so for now it's really more useful to see month-over-month shifts than to monitor long-term trends.
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"I come out and I've got a hole in the ground, it was only a little one, a metre, and it's just got bigger since," Ray McKay told ABC News.
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They found that the interns who moved from sea level to elevations like the University of Utah were more likely to get depressed, admittedly only a little bit, he said.
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The next step is to persuade aviation authorities that, because the craft are so heavily automated, they can be safely and reliably flown by people with only a little training.
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Samsung's curved display once again does much of the heavy lifting here, allowing the screen to stretch nearly from side to side with only a little bezel at the edge.
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It was only a little over a year ago that the Senate voted 66-32 to confirm Pompeo as CIA chief; and now his vote is down to the wire.
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It had no name, but I was only a little sad about it because I coincidentally had a backup fresh SCOBY that my girlfriend was given recently as a gift.
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She lets herself drop, ready to die, but falls only a little: As the camera pans down, you see Sookee, defiant, holding her feet, crying out from love for her.
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Now, it's only a little bit about food but Dwight Garner got me to order Robert Menasse's satirical novel "The Capital" and I reckon you ought to do the same.
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One of the world's great inventions, only a little behind the light bulb, was Ramona Quimby, the strong-willed, lovable and exasperating star of "Ramona the Pest" and other books.
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I couldn't change the architecture of the room but I could move my queen mattress off the wall, if only a little, and continue to keep under the bed clean.
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It was only a little more than a year later, in December 2013, that the next front in the local war against tech would open — this one covered in vomit.
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But only a little more than two-fifths of them agree that immigrants are "invading" America, a perspective that draws vastly more agreement among non-college whites who are evangelicals.
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Heating demand last week was down by almost 63 percent compared with 2015 but gas stocks rose last week (1493 bcf) by only a little more than 2015 (67 bcf).
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"Technology and the internet have reduced the costs of marketing and other strategies so people can, with only a little bit of money, set up a social enterprise," he said.
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I expect this will bump up mortgage rates only a little a bit so there should be a further strengthening in mortgage application activity after what we saw last week.
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Despite the technology having been in development for decades, there are only a little more than two dozen fueling stations in California, mostly clustered around Los Angeles and the Bay Area.
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I would not, actually, recommend cuddling either robot, but if you cuddled the Aibo you'd feel only a little like a loveless sad sack in an upcoming episode of Black Mirror.
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The Cel-Fi box, for instance, comes well recommended but will set you back $599, while the WeBoost Connect is another powerful option but is only a little cheaper at $549.99.
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But Peter Conti-Brown points out in his book, "The Power and Independence of the Federal Reserve", that since 1930 their median tenure has been only a little over five years.
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Prime Lisbon prices are only a little lower than the 26.6 euros in Berlin, but startups are avoiding the center in favor of cheap, former industrial neighborhoods along the Tagus River.
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Indeed, what may be happening is that users gain only a little knowledge from Facebook, because most of them skim the political content rather than devote much cognitive processing to it.
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Because of its size, carbon fiber heating elements, and CPU-controlled fans, the June Oven pre-heats quickly and cooks evenly (with only a little more noise than a traditional oven).
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I spoke to employees who joined in 2009 and 2010, some only a little more than a year after Gilt was founded and when it still had fewer than 100 employees.
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But the tax hasn't risen with inflation since 1993, so the revenue covers only a little more than 40 percent of project costs, causing states to search for their lost revenue.
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The most expensive item is a pack of 25 eggs for increasing the experience points players earn, and it costs only a little more than $10 with the in-game currency.
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More than that, said system includes seven terrestrial worlds orbiting a Brown Dwarf, which is only a little bit smaller than the M8 star at the heart of the actual system.
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Only a little more than a week after suing in-flight internet provider Gogo over service speeds, American Airlines has dropped the suit, according to a statement released today by Gogo.
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Since people preferred Christian asylum seekers only a little more than agnostic ones, it seems like this finding is more because of anti-Muslim bias than because people especially like Christians.
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Foosball tables in New York are only a little more common than an apparition of the Virgin Mary, and, sadly, most are the quality of Madonnas who appear on burned toast.
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There is no reason to close all the background applications—it's just a myth, a superstition born of having only a little bit of information about the larger mystery of technology.
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Frederiksen acknowledges the logistical challenge in getting together to write and polish new material; however, the digital age has helped cut into the waiting time, even if only a little bit.
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This Friday in Rio de Janeiro is the shortest day of the year, the start of a winter that, by New York standards at least, gets only a little bit nippy.
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Women account for only a little over one third of appointments at a major hospital in India's capital, New Delhi, highlighting extensive gender discrimination in access to healthcare services, researchers say.
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There are still many reasons to be cautiousThe UK is also behind the other outbreaks in Europe, having put its people under lockdown only a little more than a week ago.
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In a sense, the movie's title is the most unfortunate element of the enterprise: It is not only a little off-putting, but it's also inaccurate, particularly in its masochistic implications.
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He called it kynect — a strategically chosen name since only a little over one-third of Kentuckians approved of Obama's presidency in 2013, the year the health marketplaces opened for business.
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Tasks like "get the groundskeeper wet" and "rake in the lake" are simple enough to solve with only a little investigation, and (unsurprisingly) that initial list serves as the game's tutorial.
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With only a little more than a year left in the golem's lifespan before it completely breaks down, it journeys to try to find a place where Somali can be safe.
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Easily lost in today's divided politics is that only a little more than a quarter of Americans consider themselves liberals, while almost three in four are self-identified moderates or conservatives.
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Correction: This story originally suggested that a desktop with an 8th-Gen i7 processor and Nvidia 1080 graphics card would fair only a little better than the i7-8809G in game benchmarks.
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Well, today in a match against Rennes, EA Guingamp's Jimmy Brand found himself in front of the goal with only a little bit of space as the keeper closed in on him.
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Officials are strongly urging residents to leave the area, but so far authorities estimate that only a little over 1,700 of the more than 1 million advised have chosen to seek shelter.
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How did a country with a relatively small population, living in an area only a little bigger than Indiana, become a popular culture giant, influencing global habits from hairstyles to fried chicken?
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It's perfectly okay, but if I were to spend only a little more, I could have the ridiculous, logic- and bezel-defying Galaxy S8 display, which is a lot more than okay.
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I was happy until I looked at the receipt — this time my scarf was "bought" at a store in London that only a little bit of research showed, again, did not exist.
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The Morgan's show, sadly, has only a little X-rated Lequeu, but it's not entirely prudish; you'll find one exacting study of a woman's rear end, her thighs and buttocks helpfully labeled.
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There's only a little of the "swimminess" I've experienced in some other headsets at CES — the unreal feeling you get when the tracking camera doesn't quite pick up small motions like leaning.
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Axon's tasers have been criticized for being effective only a little more than half the time with some departments, and they are notorious for failing to work when someone's wearing a coat.
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Of course, Cook's backstory, as a graduate of SUNY Purchase and a former Pitchfork intern, is a little more mundane than the name he's chosen for his project, but only a little.
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With Apple set to report second-quarter profits Tuesday, it's only a little bit of an exaggeration to say all of Wall Street's about to get a little bit of a raise.
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Despite the fact this horrific scene's choice to spend minutes staring at a dead child makes "Part 6" gut-wrenching enough, it offers yet another gruesome death only a little while later.
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"Tourism from Turkey might be impacted in the cities where the protests are happening in the U.S. but only a little, and I don't think business travel will be affected," he said.
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Podcast listeners are only a little more left-leaning than America at large: According to Edison Research, 27 percent of Americans identify as Republicans, compared with 24 percent of adult podcast listeners.
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But whatever your read on this exchange, it is difficult to deny that the terms by which American presidential contenders can discuss Israel-Palestine widened, if only a little, on Thursday night.
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On the front of the van was a sticker showing a needle aimed at an arm and the words "GO SLOW," a warning to inject only a little fentanyl at a time.
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He still believes the two sides will hammer out some kind of deal by the end of year, but he puts the odds of success at only a little over 50 percent.
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From podcasts to video games to TV shows to music, here are 22 examples of media that can make us feel better on a hard day, even if only a little bit.
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Trump has spent only a little less than Buttigieg — $4.5 million since June 2018 — but his political action committee, on the other hand, has spent $9,796,400 in the same period of time.
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A majority (57%) say local elected officials take responsibility for their mistakes only a little or none of the time, and 41% say they take responsibility at least some of the time.
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Wesfarmers shares fell 1.1 percent after the announcement, only a little further than the broader market's drop of 0.9 percent, but still hold near all-time highs hit earlier in the month.
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World markets have been assuming a Macron win since the first round of votes last month and so there is only a little juice left in any relief rallies come Sunday evening.
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Or when it comes to the border-adjustment tax, 62 percent of Free Marketeers favor policies that increase trade with other nations, while only a little over a third of Preservationists agree.
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But an Aden central bank document circulated in November, seen by Reuters and corroborated by two of the sources, made clear that only a little over $170 million had been authorized for payment.
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On top of all these widespread species, moreover, the island of Flores, also in Indonesia, was home to a type of dwarf human, Homo floresiensis, only a little after the period in question.
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Only a little more than two weeks after actress Shailene Woodley was arrested at a peaceful protest in North Dakota, law enforcement returned Thursday with mace, rubber bullets, water blasts and sound bombs.
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Bennet's buzzy rally with Carville packed more than 100 people into a downtown restaurant; some had moseyed over from a Biden stop that was a few blocks away and only a little bigger.
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McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown is candid in saying that OnePlus is expert in building phones and that the design is all OnePlus' work, with only a little assistance and inspiration from McLaren.
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Plus, each one appears to be only a little larger than the chain's mini cinnamon rolls, so that hopefully means it's possible to enjoy many over the course of the sacred food holiday.
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Furthermore, home projectors are still an increasingly exciting little market, and you can get one that's only a little more expensive than this watch, but get a way bigger and surely sharper picture.
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But, sadly, although the currency bloc has undoubtedly proven more resilient than many economists expected, it is only a little better equipped to survive its next recession than it was the previous one.
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All in all, they're simply the better choice if you want to clean your house with a clean conscience, and most cost only a little more if not the same as traditional brands.
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But with help from Knode and his editors he is also now convinced that, if he wants the books to have "emotional resonance", he needs to open things up, if only a little.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British house prices picked up only a little bit of speed this month as the approach of Brexit weighed on the housing market, data from mortgage lender Nationwide showed on Friday.
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If Dashboard Confessional and Blink-182 were rattling my brain, I could at least channel my teen angst and forget, if only a little bit, that I was doing this thing called exercise.
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She intended to read only a little bit of it before bed one evening — she had an early morning set call the next day — but found herself unable to put down the script.
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Sixteen percent of millennials said they have a great deal of interest in politics and elections, while 211 percent said they had a fair amount of interest and 31 percent only a little.
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Only a little over half of new cases in Congo are in people with known connections to previous cases, an indication that contact tracing, considered essential to beating an outbreak, has fallen apart.
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Even if we're contributing only a little bit to the spread of this, we're really adding needlessly to a spread when other people really have no choice but to put themselves at risk.
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I was nervous, but I also felt more like a real grown-up than ever, and was only a little dampened by the fact that I had no idea what I was doing.
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There's only a little standard repertoire in the pile, so I do a quick read-through of everything, making a note of what will need polishing before my first called rehearsal next week.
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He's soften his anti-Muslim stance, though only a little, calling to ban immigration "from any nation that has been compromised by terrorism" (which would, presumably, include countries the Great Britain and France).
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Among Republican-voting respondents in the poll, only a little over half in some Rust Belt states thought tariffs were good for their families - 53 percent in Indiana and 51 percent in Pennsylvania.
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This is pretty self-assured stuff, and Leitch always gives the impression of somebody who's challenging himself, but only a little bit, and wants us to notice the effort, but not too much.
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It's basically a track-for-track, vocal-less piano covers version of Blonde and, I am only a little bit ashamed to admit, it has brought me to the verge of tears today.
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But a person who qualifies for the most generous CSR — whose income is at the poverty line or only a little above it — could have to pay only $255 before his coverage kicks in.
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Either way, both argue that more effort is warranted in the search for lower-energy particles, especially those predicted to lurk at scales only a little smaller than the width of a human hair.
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The prevalence of obesity was lowest among adults in Vietnam, a middle-income country, and children in Bangladesh — a poor country where only a little over 1 percent of those populations are now obese.
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I'll admit that when I logged into the game on the Saturday night after its October 28 release and saw only a little over 13,43 players online on PC, I was worried as well.
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Beto O'Rourke said plenty about climate yesterday, Joe Biden said almost nothing, and it's not too early (or only a little early) to explore what it all says about the packed Democratic 2020 fight.
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Was it really only a little over half a year ago when the idea of landing a rocket that had been to outer space still seemed a little like the stuff of science fiction?
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Only a little more than one-quarter of those who work with an advisor (27 percent) had been told by the advisor how much their portfolios could lose if there were a market crash.
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Only a little more than one-quarter of those who work with an advisor (27 percent) had been told by the advisor how much their portfolios could lose if there were a market crash.
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Of the 369 respondents surveyed by the firm who say they aren't currently Prime Members, only a little more than 21 percent, or 78 people, are willing to spend $10.99 per month to join.
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Japan's gross debt is eye-popping, but its net debt is considerably smaller, at just 130% of GDP: less than the level in Greece and only a little higher than in Italy and Portugal.
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He briefly succeeded Mr. Brandt as chancellor, conducting cabinet meetings and making interim decisions, but he held the reins of government for only a little over a week, until Helmut Schmidt was elected chancellor.
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When tax-favored private social spending is combined with public spending, American public expenditures at 20.8 percent of G.D.P. are only a little lower than the average in 21 states of the European Union.
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Joyce also said there were consistently positive ratings from passengers on the airline's nonstop flight between Perth and London, which at over 17 hours is only a little shorter than the Project Sunrise flights.
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But a person who qualifies for the most generous CSR — whose income is at the poverty line or only a little above it — could have to pay only $255 before the coverage kicks in.
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"We have given Puerto Rico $91 billion for the hurricane," he said, although in fact it has received only a little more than $40 billion so far, with the rest promised over many years.
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Her latest project, "The earth is only a little dust under our feet," is the result of five years spent traveling back and forth to Iceland to explore the world of mythical, folkloric creatures.
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The Ninth Circuit has a reputation for being frequently reversed by the justices, but its reversal rate is only a little higher than average and not as high as that of some other circuits.
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The circuit has a reputation for being frequently reversed by the Supreme Court, but its reversal rate is only a little higher than average and not as high as that of some other circuits.
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Mr. Cooper said there was only a little difference in the share of surprise bills in places where the insurance company had a lot of customers, compared with those where it did less business.
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The platform WarnerMedia is discussing would cost between $16 and $17 a month, which is only a little more than what it charges for its HBO Now stand-alone service, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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Fed funds futures trading points to a less than 1 in 20173 chance of a March move, only a little more than where the probability sat before Yellen's speech, according to the CME's tracking tool.
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While this report is saying that Apple Music is currently only a little bit ahead, this growth rate appears to be consistent, and the lead could widen; so, for now, let's call it a comeback.
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Primo Levi's books are under three hundred pages, as are Italo Calvino's, as is Giorgio Bassani's " The Garden of the Finzi-Continis "; Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa's grand novel " The Leopard " is only a little over.
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"The idea that the Fed has only a little bit of room left to ease policy if something else goes south," warns Justin Wolfers, a Democratic economist at the University of Michigan, "should be terrifying."
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Man in protective workwear with Caution cordon tape (Courtesy Getty Images) Man in protective workwear with Caution cordon tape (Courtesy Getty Images) By contrast, Solugen's process is only a little more dangerous than brewing beer.
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What we found surprised us: Poor people were actually less likely to eat fast food -- and do so less frequently -- than those in the middle class, and only a little more likely than the rich.
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And the habit among its original users to share only a little about themselves, only briefly and not with everyone, may act as a brake on revenue growth as the app looks to go mainstream.
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The problem is that there are more than 2628 million primary and secondary students enrolled in schools in the United States, with only a little less than 28503 million of them enrolled in private schools.
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" One survey by the American Heart Association found that "28500 percent of shoppers at least sometimes look for healthy options, but only a little over a quarter say it's 'easy' to actually find healthy foods.
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What we found surprised us: Poor people were actually less likely to eat fast food – and do so less frequently – than those in the middle class, and only a little more likely than the rich.
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"The problem is that only 6,000 of them have registered as Democrats, only a little over 21625,2900 have registered as Republicans, and the entire rest of them have registered as no party affiliation," said Rocha.
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The plumbing of the financial system - short-term interbank and money markets - clogged up only a little as the premium for risk-free lending relative to unsecured lending rose to its highest in four years.
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Many of the tenants tried to fight it, but Mr. Robinson and his roommates didn't have the money to hire a lawyer, and in the end, those who fought won only a little extra time.
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But they're not tuning out the election as a bunch of noise, either: Only 15 percent of the country has thought about the election "only a little" — the lowest number by nearly twofold since 1992.
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They explore and explode a fantasy that Ms. Noxon has lived with all her life, the belief that if she were only a little taller, a little prettier, then she would be loved, cherished, safe.
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While Iowans are very attached to the caucus tradition, most don't actually show up to vote — only a little over a quarter of the registered Democrats took part in Bernie versus Hillary four years ago.
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" Amazingly, before long, and with only a little coaxing, the attendant is telling Dad about his grandkids and his lobster boat and pointing off into the distance, giving him the intel he's come for. "Mr.
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The weights nevertheless offer an important insight: Even in a particularly difficult scenario, with an electorate that closely resembles 2016, Sanders performs only a little worse in raw popular vote terms than the field's moderates.
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Still, a boost from the deal did not last long partly because the measure secured funding for only a little more than two weeks, with the Republicans and Democrats still at loggerheads on many issues.
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Frank Bruni If you halved Donald Trump's age, changed his sexual orientation, gave him a British accent and fussed with his hair only a little, you'd end up with a creature much like Milo Yiannopoulos.
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Subsequent research identified other winning factors for companies with strong dividends (the yield factor) or high profitability (quality); or with share prices that have risen a lot (momentum) or that fluctuate only a little (low-volatility).
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But apparently, they were just on a couch like any normal family (I'm only a little disappointed), as Caitlyn Jenner explains in an exclusive clip on Entertainment Tonight for the upcoming HBO documentary The Trans List.
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Yet vehicles combining all three aspects of this renaissance remain a niche market; EVs, for instance, last year accounted for only a little over 300,000 of the 18 million cars and trucks produced in North America.
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For context on Best Buy's prices, similar graphics cards made by other OEMs usually cost only a little more than this, and their cards often come equipped with more fans and sometimes slightly higher clock speeds.
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Still, we came home with a 55-inch LG OLED B series TV. It was much thinner, lighter and even narrower than my old 50-inch Pioneer, and only a little more than half the price.
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The results from Nevada may also very well prompt Ben Carson and John Kasich to drop out of the race after each earned only a little more than 2000 percent of the vote in South Carolina.
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The results from Nevada may also very well prompt Ben Carson and John Kasich to drop out of the race after each earned only a little more than 2963 percent of the vote in South Carolina.
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With only a little more than a week left until Christmas, Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis got into the holiday spirit by giving their pals Dax Shepard and Kristen Bell a very original — and hilarious — gift.
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While he is mostly still throughout the video, moving his head only a little bit and opening his eyes occasionally, the main source of motion comes from interjections of rapid-cut editing simulating a strobe effect.
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Still, we came home with a 55-inch LG OLED B series TV. It was much thinner, lighter, and even narrower than my old 50-inch Pioneer, and only a little more than half the price.
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Britain's economy gathered only a little speed in the second quarter after almost stalling at the start of the year, propped up by the services sector and a booming film industry, official figures showed on Wednesday.
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So it makes sense that the band's newest music video, for Guppy cut "DQ"—premiering up top today on Noisey—would also have the same sensibility, only a little more madcap, as is befitting their sound.
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In some states, like Wyoming and Utah, women make only a little more than half what their male counterparts earn — in part because the jobs in those areas are weighted heavily toward the energy-producing industry.
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The Atlantic Ocean, where hurricanes affecting the United States arise, generates only a little over 10 percent of the planet's tropical cyclones, a term that includes both hurricanes and less intense but still powerful tropical storms.
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Over the next half century, as the estate tax withered, those shares of national income nearly reversed, with the top 211.4% now getting a fifth of all income and bottom half only a little over 20173%.
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My recommendation is that you buy only a little at these levels just in case the stock pulls back after Equifax reports next Thursday, at which point I would be more aggressive if it came in.
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"It's considered a joke all over Washington and all over the world," Mr. Trump said of the proceedings, claiming after hours of tweeting about it that he had watched only "a little bit" of the hearing.
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BuzzFeed's analysis of misinformation on Facebook in 2018 found that the top 50 fake posts got only a little less engagement than the top 50 did last year — and more than the top 9203 got in 2016.
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Their final offer was only a little bit higher than what I was making at the Capitol, so I was like no, if you can't double my salary, I'm not doing it, because you don't value me.
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Only a little bit: after all, this is a plan seeking to provide health care, not lavish windfalls on the rich — and single-payer really does save money, whereas there's no evidence that tax cuts deliver growth.
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That said, while it is a pain, it isn't really a deal-breaker on recommending BirdGut; the last section effectively adds only a little more time to a game that takes at least two hours to finish.
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Perhaps in dissociated images that have only a little to do with their lyrics: New England highways in November paved with ice; candlelight and marijuana smoke; crumpled-up letters; long lonely walks in early spring; last kisses.
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The alleged exchange, which claimed to debut in 2017 yet its website is only a little more than a week old, used photos taken from social media profiles and other company websites not associated with the company.
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The thing is, for those who have only made a hobby of astrology (and prefer to stick to sun signs only), a little shorthand is needed to stay afloat on the surface of this ocean-deep practice.
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Cruz, in all his slimy glory, suggested to the crowd that he was just like Donald Trump, only a little more polished, so that the people who are supporting Trump in 2016 would support him in 2020.
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For Glitter, Manila is only a little over a two-hour flight away, and her visa allows her to stay for 14 days, during which she'll pack her schedule full to make the most of her time.
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The visual design of milk as an item was only a little bit different from the design of a bottle of potion, and consuming both uses the same animation, making it a pretty easy item to introduce.
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New York Fed President William Dudley said the Fed might avoid raising interest rates at the same time that it begins shrinking its balance sheet, prompting only a "little pause" in the central bank's rate hike plans.
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Data on Wednesday showed Britain's economy gathered only a little speed in the second quarter after almost stalling at the start of the year, curtailing expectations the Bank of England would raise rates in the coming months.
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Guardiola, 48, may not yet be at the halfway point of his managerial career, only a little more than a decade in, but he has already altered what we, as fans, expect elite soccer to look like.
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Worst of all, you have to position your phone precisely on a pad (which has to be plugged in!) and leave it there, which a little more convenient than plugging it in directly, but only a little.
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The DEAnsect, so called for being made of "dielectric elastomer actuators," is an attempt to create a robot that combines locomotion, intelligence and efficiency into a single package — even if it's only a little bit of each.
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Outside groups have spent $6.9 million opposing Lamb and $2.4 million supporting Saccone so far, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, while putting only a little over a million toward both supporting Lamb and opposing Saccone.
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If you are even only a little familiar with the work of the Austrian filmmaker Michael Haneke, it will come as no surprise that he does not regard instant messaging and smartphones as positive developments for humanity.
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Only a little bit of information about the government's proposed reforms has been disclosed, and it's difficult to imagine that it will have any of the soothing, much less redemptive, effects the government may have hoped for.
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Someone took the 007 title, "For Your Eyes Only," a little too seriously -- 'cause a guy got arrested on the set of the new James Bond movie for placing a hidden camera in a ladies' room toilet.
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If a quantum computer is only a little bit faster than a classical computer of the same size, then the fact that quantum computers are so much harder to build would make us opt for the classical algorithm.
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"We applaud what Amazon is doing, and we think the Key program is pretty cool if you want to buy 100% of what you want from Amazon," Johnson said with his tongue in his cheek only a little.
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My hunch is that the rise in mainstream interest in pro wrestling—even as ratings are admittedly down compared to past peaks—owes something, perhaps only a little something, to how loosely we hold our friendships in 2018.
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Data on Wednesday showed Britain's economy gathered only a little speed in the second quarter after almost stalling at the start of the year, pouring cold water on expectations for UK interest rate hikes in the coming months.
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In countries where more than half the people live in cities, urbanites are only a little less satisfied with democracy than rural voters are (see chart), suggesting that politicians do eventually take more notice of city dwellers' interests.
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Only a little more than 3% of people who had never smoked tried them, but what has troubled public health leaders is the news that people between ages 18 and 24 had the highest number of new users.
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They make up only a little more than 3 percent of the state's population but more than half of the Latino population is eligible to vote, a higher ratio than the norm, according to a Pew Center study.
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A US defense official tells CNN that the detainees are being biometrically screened and only a little over 260,2000 have been confirmed to be foreign nationals but that the number is expected go up as the screening progresses.
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Although Jet has been operating its site for only a little more than a year, it has already reached $1 billion in run-rate gross merchandise value, and boasts a growing customer base of urban and millennial customers.
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About three-fourths of Lyft users also hail rides with Uber, but only a little more than a quarter of Uber users also take trips with Lyft, according to four months of app data analyzed by Survey Monkey.
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Others prefer to drink most of the beer first and then, when there is only a little beer left, dump the whiskey into the pint and sort of rinse it to get a slightly more seamless flavor transition.
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At 5750kg (2.36 pounds), the 12.5-inch model is also lighter than the 13.3-inch variant, but there's not much in it — the bigger Mi Notebook Air is only a little heavier, weighing in at 1.28kg (2.82 pounds).
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It's controlled entirely from a smartphone app, and powered by an NFC connection — the disposable blood analysis strip doesn't actually need any power, so only a little is used to transmit the small amount of data it produces.
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I also visited the American citizens of Puerto Rico, where some 58 percent of the children live in poverty and only a little more than 40 percent of the adult population has a job or is seeking one.
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However, sometimes, you'll get lucky and manage to snag a great deal that makes a flight only a little more expensive than coach (or you can get a seat for free or cheap by using frequent flyer miles).
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LONDON (Reuters) - British employers expect to raise pay for their workers only a little despite strong demand for staff and already low unemployment, according to an industry survey that suggested no immediate respite for the country's squeezed households.
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The experience at the ballpark can be so giddily polyglot that it seems only a little odd that a cheesy 1979 pop song by the German band Dschinghis Khan could be repurposed as a cheer for the Monkeys.
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How many times have I reviled myself for that, which is only a little less offensive than my habit of name-dropping (how many times did I talk about Allen Ginsberg last year, while I was on Commentary ?).
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We still don't know the full results, but we do know that turnout was only a little better than in 2016 — and not nearly on the level of 2008, when Barack Obama's candidacy drove a wave of enthusiasm.
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Most economists do not expect a rate rise until 2019, and think inflation will move only a little higher before slowly fading next year as domestic economic growth is subdued by Britain's looming departure from the European Union.
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The number probably isn't terribly large; in fiscal year 2016, the last year data is available, only a little over a thousand Syrian citizens entered the US on temporary visas (and most such people leave when their visas expire).
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In that case judges took only a little over a year to return their landmark verdict to strike down Safe Harbor, demonstrating they are willing to move quickly to defend EU privacy rights against the threat of mass surveillance.
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Wittmann added that while the equivalence discussion is "only a little part of the great picture," the issue was heating up ahead of Swiss elections this fall, with "nationalist and populist forces" keen to capitalize on anti-EU sentiment.
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While that is a pretty good guarantee, it is worth noting these are not well-paid people; the average pension in payment (based on 6,774 retirees and a £13.9m annual bill) is only a little over £2,000 a year.
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No obvious signs of trauma were found on the bodies, and it was only "a little bit later" that the deaths were determined to be suspicious, Heather Cannon, a constable with the Peel Regional Police, told reporters on Thursday.
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New York Fed President William Dudley said the Fed might avoid raising interest rates at the same time that it begins shrinking its $4.5 trillion bond portfolio, prompting only a "little pause" in the central bank's rate hike plans.
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And when Canada implemented an amnesty in late 22016, allowing 113,211 people to become residents, only a little more than a quarter of them were American — only a couple thousand more Americans got amnesty than natives of Hong Kong.
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Atop the Democratic ticket in New Jersey was Mr. Menendez, who, despite having weathered a lengthy corruption trial and receiving a blistering admonishment from the Senate Ethics committee, faced only a little known challenger, Lisa McCormick, in the primary.
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Sadly, 40 percent of Gen Xers do not have a strategy for retirement and only a little more than one-third (39 percent) of Gen Xers work with an advisor, according to a TransAmerica Center study conducted in 2016.
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If you wanted to oversimplify a little (but only a little), you could sum up the Obama administration's record on immigration enforcement in a single sentence: It is really hard to control, perfectly, who gets deported and who doesn't.
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His lightly dressed order -- Sanders said he used only "a little sauerkraut, a little mustard" -- felt like an answer to the revelation last week that he was not aware the city had retired subway tokens more than a decade ago.
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The biggest states, like California, Texas, Florida, New York, and maybe Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, would probably need to be split into two or three (or maybe even four for California) states; boundary-drawing would matter there, but only a little.
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Facebook could throw this sort of discounting off, and lead users to too readily accept "news" (which after all is appearing on a major media platform) which is only a little more informative than what one receives in an email forward.
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To be clear, the prices Apple charges for its higher storage options still carry a price premium compared to the DIY upgrades many other laptops allow, but at least these price reductions are closing the gap, if only a little.
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Midday, the Fed's William Dudley told a luncheon crowd that the Fed may begin the process of shrinking its $4.5 trillion bond portfolio later this year and that there might be only a "little pause" in the Fed's rate hike plan.
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Masvidal is one of the best examples in MMA of effective parrying, catching and countering kicks but Maia hasn't thrown them that often since that painful knockout loss to Nate Marquardt, so if Maia isn't shooting expect only a little boxing.
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While the company is only a little more than three years old, Tullman says it's already collected enough data to demonstrate that Livongo Health is able to save as much as $100 a month for payers in the long run.
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Some jobs are too large and require the eye of a qualified, professional mechanic, but there are other basic jobs that take minimal time and only a little know-how and can be done at home with a few basic tools.
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The ceremony itself is nicely handled, with a throng of women celebrating separately from the men (some of the women wear fake mustaches), and it's only a little later that it becomes clear that the wedding is entirely sex-segregated.
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Not to take his comments too literally, but if you are starting the seventh inning of a nine-inning game, it means the market has advanced only a little more than two-thirds of its way to a final market top.
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At the beginning of last month, Mr. Kasich's campaign had only a little over $1 million on hand; the campaign said it would spend a significant amount of money on the new commercial, although it declined to say how much.
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Jeanine requested that her assailant be Tim—this bothered Matt only a little; he knew it wasn't personal—and when she'd kicked Tim off in victory, she got a wild ovation, the women hooting and clapping and pounding the stage.
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The NHL is a weird league, where some markets—Chicago, Toronto, Pittsburgh, Montreal—are front and center all the time, whether they deserve it or not, and there's only a little bit of room left for the rest of the league.
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The implication of "fair er" and "strong er" is that Britain already had these values when it was in the EU. Was the point of Brexit to make Britain the same as it was before, only a little bit… more?
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The stock market was up, but only a little, which helps reduce the sense the Fed is just acting to prop up stocks, while bond yields fell further as markets became more confident that rate cuts were on the way.
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Like me, she is in her 40s, but with a teenage daughter and an air of being able to both charm a charging bull and flip it over her head if provoked, though she's only a little over five feet tall.
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Despite this push, only a little more than one in 10 Instagram users surveyed by Cowen said that they used the platform for shopping for and finding products, with the overwhelming majority — unsurprisingly — highlighting the app&aposs photo-sharing functionality.
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The dollar could recover only a little ground on Wednesday against key currencies, after recording its worst start to the year in three decades on concerns the United States was poised to ditch a two-decade old "strong dollar" policy.
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"Only a little over two years ago people in Scotland voted decisively to remain part of our United Kingdom in a referendum which the Scottish Government defined as a 'once in a generation' vote," the spokesman said in a statement.
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With only a little more than two weeks now before Election Day, and early voting starting on Monday, DeSantis is likely eyeing the showdown as an opportunity to alter the course of a race he's consistently trailed in the polls.
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When it comes to having a voice on various issues, monolingual Guaraní speakers, or those who speak only a little Spanish, "fear they will be made fun of, so prefer to keep their heads down and mouths shut," he added.
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I used to have a whole suitcase full of equipment, but I don't need that much any more, only a little trolley with the computer, the hard drive, my iPad and a speaker, which allows me to bring more clothes.
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"I'm not a dreamer, but I do believe that every reality deserves to be examined and that there can be an intermediate world between reality and imagination," Antón writes in The Earth Is Only A Little Dust Under Our Feet.
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But his success in evading accountability over the Mueller report suggests that only an election can stop him and that he was exaggerating only a little when he said he could stand on Fifth Avenue and shoot someone and get away with it.
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"It's just really difficult sometimes to get rid of bad mutations, especially if they're only a little bad, or if the negative effects appear late in life," says Rebekah Rogers, an assistant professor of bioinformatics at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte.
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To be fair, it's only a little more tragic than when he recently offered people on his Patreon "Free Milo ringtones," Milo posters, and the chance for "Milo to call you on your birthday" in return for donations in the hundreds of dollars.
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Because unless something happens, it's difficult to imagine Trump winning when only a little more than two-thirds of moderate/liberal potential Republicans approve of the job he's doing in office and nearly a third want him impeached and removed from office.
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He knew only a little about the last major caravan, a group of thousands of Central American migrants who traveled en masse to the U.S.-Mexico border last fall and became President Trump's talking point for demanding funding for a border wall.
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"We're seeing a slew of new companies that are going public...and companies like us, that are still small, only a little over a billion dollars in revenue, give small businesses and brands an opportunity to maybe explore other options," he said.
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But Guangxi's fertility is two-and-a-half times higher than Beijing's, which is a wider spread than the one separating the states with the highest and lowest fertility in Brazil, and only a little less than the equivalent gap in India.
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But only a little more than 24 hours after he wrapped up at Fort Myer in Arlington, Virginia, Trump returned to his natural state -- campaign mode, complete with protracted media bashing and a mostly forgotten teleprompter -- at a booming rally in Arizona.
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The best thing about that is that they come with the same degree of curvature as the brand's wraparounds without the oversized frames, and as a result, only a little stray light managed to sneak around the frames and into my eyes.
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Bose SoundLink Micro Bluetooth Speaker, available on Amazon, $79The term "small but mighty" gets thrown around a lot, but this small Bose speaker is only a little larger than the phone used to control the music — and has a much bigger sound.
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However, it is unlikely that they foresaw a point when the nation's electorate would be choosing among a group of three leading candidates whose ages total over 220 years — an aggregate age only a little less than that of the nation itself.
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At certain moments, the Brit would even elicit a number of "Oooh's" and "Ahhh's" in the crowd from landing hard combinations on the inside, though overall the punches appeared to bother the champion only a little more than a mosquito bite would.
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Strikingly, when the group this month surveyed some of the same districts where Republicans had unleashed a barrage of negative ads, it found that Democratic candidates had slipped only a little and that the races remained within the polling margin of error.
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Eugene Sunshine, former senior vice president for business and finance at Northwestern, said the university took a discount of roughly 10 percent to estimated future sales of Lyrica and hedged its bets by selling only a little over half of its rights initially.
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He also considered running for governor four years ago, with encouragement from some of Mr. Obama's aides, so there was a belief by some Democrats that he would not enter a race with only a little over five months before the primary.
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In a late 22015 survey conducted by AP-NORC, 21% of Americans said they know only a little or nothing at all about the rules governing the financing of campaigns and only 2011% said they know a great deal or quite a bit.
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I discovered, through digital search, that the practice of using precise definitions for down markets — denoting a "correction" as a 10 percent decline from a peak and a "bear market" as a 20 percent decline — is only a little over 30 years old.
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There's some fencing (if only a little) in each of the four border "sectors" along the Rio Grande; much of it is set back from the river, forcing people to turn back after entering US territory instead of preventing their entry to begin with.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling edged down on Wednesday after data showed Britain's economy gathered only a little speed in the second quarter after almost stalling at the start of the year, pouring cold water on expectations for UK interest rate hikes in the coming months.
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And Hilario Ramírez, former mayor of San Blas, a small coastal town in Nayarit state, boasted from the stage that he stole from his office, but "only a little bit because it's so poor," during a political rally three and a half years ago.
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If you're looking for a gaming headset that's only a little bit goofy but does the job, consider the new Sennheiser GSP 600, which comes with a new speaker system, new ear pad design with deep memory foam, and improved aluminum voice coil speakers.
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The group doesn't traverse a modern city until over an hour into the film, and Mr. Yang plays down the pilgrims' attachment to technology: It's only a little after they leave the city that we learn that at least one is carrying a cellphone.
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A mechanical genius who can make a pair of squeaky brakes "quiet as a queen's fart" with only a little castor oil, she faces her hardships — including a villainous entrepreneur hellbent on stealing the family station out from under her — with pluck and ingenuity.
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Nevertheless her sisters and friends never stopped their persecution, for after she had returned to a place where they could seize her, they bound her fast with a heavy wooden yoke and fed her like a dog with only a little bread and water. . . .
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But the twin tweets suggest that it may have taken the gun rights group only a little over a day to persuade the president to back away from his apparent embrace of gun control during a remarkable, televised meeting on Wednesday with members of Congress.
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PARELES With tolling chimes, a growly high-drama vocal, a minor-mode melody, a verse about death and an arena-scale drumbeat, "God's Country" verges on goth metal, with only a little bit of slide guitar and devout lyrics to qualify it as country.
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From the day's catch, I selected a grilled whole San Pietro, or John Dory fish — possibly the most unsightly flatfish the Adriatic has to offer, but light and submissive in the mouth, requiring only a little parsley and lemon to bring out its gentle brininess.
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LONDON, March 29 (Reuters) - British house prices rose by 0.7 percent in annual terms in March, picking up only a little bit of speed from February, as the approach of Brexit weighed on the housing market, data from mortgage lender Nationwide showed on Friday.
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Tom di Galoma, managing director for rates trading at Seaport Global Holdings in New York, said the yield curve might steepen only a little bit more as rising rates on 10-year U.S. Treasuries would attract more investors wary of low-rate European alternatives.
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RELATED: Trump to ask for border wall money — but only a little More than seven in 10 Republicans say they support each of the five tested proposals, while among Democrats, just two have majority support (reducing tax rates for the middle class and increasing spending on infrastructure).
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Now, running with no opposition, with the statehood party in total control of the government structure and spending millions of public and private dollars promoting the vote and statehood, this alternative got only a little bit more that 500,000 votes, the lowest in the last 30 years.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Monday he will watch only "a little bit" of Robert Mueller's long-awaited congressional testimony on the results of his 22-month inquiry into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election and renewed his attacks on the former special counsel.
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We've already achieved almost 90 percent of the maximum battery life theoretically possible from the lithium-ion battery, according to Lynden Archer, a materials scientist at Cornell University, so manufacturers are pushing the limits more and more to eke out only a little bit more energy.
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Furthermore, while most states require that an athlete stop playing as soon as a concussion is suspected and receive an evaluation by a healthcare professional, only a little over half of state laws require that the medical professional be trained specifically in Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).
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Only a little over one-quarter (222%) of all workers say they are worried that the job they have now will be eliminated within the next five years as a result of new technology, robots or artificial intelligence, according to the quarterly CNBC/SurveyMonkey Workplace Happiness survey.
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Altice USA – Altice CEO Dexter Goei was given the additional title of CEO of the French parent company, Altice NV. Michael Combes resigned as CEO after only a little more than a year on the job, following a weak earnings report that sent the stock spiraling lower.
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If we want to know more about queer life in the historic neighborhood of Weeksville, founded by freedmen in the 1830s, there is only a little evidence—the letters and diaries of writer and civil rights activist Alice Dunbar Nelson imply passionate relationships with other women.
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It would be surprising to see major changes in Glover Teixeira's striking this late in the day, but his jab looked good in spurts against Patrick Cummings, and on the rare occasions he goes to the body he often winds his man with only a little effort.
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In League Two, there are eight (and plenty more only a little over 40), though it is worth noting that many of those clubs that employ a novice — the likes of Barnet and Yeovil Town — do not necessarily have the budget to attract a more established name.
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In the Monmouth poll, respondents were asked how much they had heard about reports that Trump had asked Mr. Zelensky to investigate Mr. Biden's son; 27 percent said they had heard only "a little," and another 21 percent said they had heard nothing at all about it.
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"It's only a little more than 100 years ago, with the rise of the automobile, that we started to give over to this one mode of transportation," said Tom Wright, the president of the Regional Plan Association, a New York-based urban research and policy group.
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Only a little more than half of the college evangelicals agreed that immigrants are "invading" the country or that whites face as much discrimination as blacks; a slight majority of them even rejected the idea that it was "necessary" to believe in God to be moral.
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The two went beyond road building to show that increases in public transit and changes in land use — basically, building apartments next to office buildings so that more people can walk or bike to work — also fail to cut traffic (or do so only a little).
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"It's only a little more than 100 years ago, with the rise of the automobile, that we started to give over to this one mode of transportation," said Tom Wright, the president of the Regional Plan Association, a New York-based urban research and policy group.
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Nevertheless, the TLAC funding gap is problematic because China relies heavily on financial institutions to buy senior and regulatory capital, far more than is the case in places like Europe, where banks tend to buy only a little of each other's paper and the investor base is more diverse.
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Even as Saudi Arabia has been one of the only global stock markets to generate high returns in 2018 — and is still up 11 percent as of Tuesday — the iShares ETF has about $200 million in assets and the new Franklin ETF only a little over $2 million.
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Donation data triggers the droplet to move to the appropriate plant and squirt out water from a tank labeled "Money lended for microfinance loans"; each plant receives only a little bit, with most of the liquid seeping through to an undertank, which represents high interest rates and fees.
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It wasn't that he was hooking up with some girl, I'd tell myself, it was that he was lying to me about it, even though it was quite obviously that he was hooking up with some girl and only a little bit that he was lying about it.
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New York Fed President William Dudley, an advocate of low interest rates, said on Friday that shrinking the Fed's $4.5 trillion bond portfolio would prompt only a "little pause" in the Fed's rate hike plans, providing relief to dollar bulls banking on more than one rate increase this year.
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We know what a sitcom or a thriller is supposed to look like, but when Atlanta or The Underground Railroad leave that safety behind, via the deliberate upending of surrealism, we start to glimpse even deeper truths and maybe we start to understand, if only a little bit.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve might in the future avoid raising interest rates at the same time that it begins the process of shrinking its $4.5 trillion bond portfolio, prompting only a "little pause" in the central bank's rate hike plans, an influential Fed official said on Friday.
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And, unlike many of the juices and nectars made by Red Jacket, it uses only a little bit of apple juice for sweetening: Black-n-Blue Stomp, black currant and blueberry juice, $35.50 for three 1-quart bottles, $37 for six 12-ounce bottles, Red Jacket Orchards, redjacketorchards.com. cooking
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But in a March Des Moines Register poll, the gold standard in the first caucus state, the results look only a little different than the national polls: Warren overperforms her national polling a little bit in Iowa; O'Rourke (who hadn't actually announced when this survey was taken) underperforms.
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But the truth is, Mr. Netanyahu has held office only a little longer than Barack Obama or George W. Bush served as president, a little less time than Tony Blair was Britain's prime minister and quite a bit less than Angela Merkel has been the chancellor of Germany.
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"Only a little over two hundred years ago she was the perfect tool to teach human anatomy to the public; today she is bizarre — an alluring, life-like female wax model in a state of ambiguous ecstasy with her inner organs on graphic display," Ebenstein writes in her introduction.
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So, as was the case last year with eventual No. 49.43 selection Ben Simmons—whose mediocre LSU team also missed March Madness—everyone in the basketball world is wondering, if only a little, what Washington's lack of success may mean for Fultz's draft stock and his future in the league.
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Assuming AMD prices the Vega II similarly to Nvidia's professional grade Quadro RTX offerings, though — the Quadro RTX 6000, for instance, cost $6,300 new with only a little more raw compute than Apple's promising here — we'll say Apple's solution will cost at least $12,000 for the whole quad-GPU package.
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" As for her daughter Leah (whose dad is Portwood's ex-boyfriend, Gary Shirley), she wants a similar look for her, saying, "I think Leah should wear almost the same dress as me, but only a little puffier at the end — really girly and just right for an 8-year-old.
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Inspired by the cooking of Quaglia's mother Patrizia Ferrario back home in Milan, the menu at Pietro will favor light, clean versions of Italian mainstays, such as a "secret recipe" for pasta alla carbonara, with only a little butter and no cream, and branzino with pink peppercorn and lemon zest.
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Like many diaspora Jews, I know only a little about Israeli culture, but even I recognize that the show has a deep sense of specificity, from the cramped Jerusalem kitchens to the gated back yards in the settlements and the streets lit by Ramadan lights as Muslim families walk beneath.
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The bad news — and the news that may explain why so many people lose their minds when the stock market dips — is the fact that only a little over a third (36%) of non-retired investors in the US have a financial plan according to a Gallup poll on the subject.
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On the other hand, stripping out the huge pile of net cash it still holds – $129 billion as of June 30, down from $145 billion three months earlier – Apple's enterprise value, in theory the worth of its operating businesses, comes in only a little over $850 billion, leaving some way to go.
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But only a little more than a third of Americans think her securing of the nomination marks a "historic" moment — and whether you agree depends a lot on what party you are in, according to a new poll released on Tuesday from Vox and the nonpartisan technology and media company Morning Consult.
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Exaggerating their positions only a little, Mr George was inclined to see Europe as a place whose citizens were being forced in a single secularist mould, denying their diversity, while Lord Sacks sees the continent as a space where diversity is out of control, with no sense of common destiny or citizenship.
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The latest data from the US Bureau of Justice Statistics shows that in state prisons, where about 100 percent of US inmates are held, nearly 55 percent are in for violent offenses (such as murder, manslaughter, robbery, assault, and rape), while only a little more than 15 percent are in for drug offenses.
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In case you're feeling your enthusiasm for all things Star Wars flagging, here's something to make you feel a little more upbeat: We're only a little more than two months away from Rogue One reaching theaters—and anyone who doesn't think that means we're closer to a Star Wars: Episode VIII teaser should think again.
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You still have to pull up content on a computer or a phone and cast it to your TV. You still can't turn the thing on and access apps directly on your TV. In other words, you can basically just do the things that the very first Chromecast could do, only a little faster.
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The Mets team that will play in the Wild Card game is depleted and bizarre, patches on patches, an expanse of rude purple bruises and weird welts; it resembles the team that started the season only a little, and the team that made it to the World Series last year even less than that.
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The difference in what the Thunder can offer relative to everybody else on a three-year deal is negligible ("only" a little under $2000 million total), but if George doesn't want to commit long-term or move, he can sign a three-year, $22019 million contract with a $21 million player option in 276-2019.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Black Mountain College in North Carolina, the legendary experimental arts school that attracted and inspired artists like Anni Albers, Ruth Asawa, John Cage, and Willem de Kooning, was in existence for only a little over two decades — but its imprint on the history of the avant-garde is indelible.
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"It's hard to believe that it was only a little more than a week ago that the rally in growth stocks was being eulogized, but to paraphrase Mark Twain, reports of the death of the growth trade may have been greatly exaggerated," Paul Hickey, co-founder of Bespoke Investment Group, said in a note Wednesday.
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According to research conducted by San Francisco State University, LGBTQ+ individuals who are "highly rejected" by parents or caregivers were eight times more likely to have attempted suicide and six times more likely to report high levels of depression than LGBTQ+ individuals who were "not rejected" or "only a little rejected" by their families.
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The FBI Is Letting Tech Companies Off the Leash—But Only a Little BitToday, Yahoo announced the public disclosure of three National Security Letters it received from…Read more ReadThe letters, from 2015 and 2016, demand data from users and notify the company that it is not allowed to discuss the order until an unspecific review in the future.
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A new study of waste in cancer drugs by researchers at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and the University of Chicago adds to the evidence that drug prices are set to maximize profits for pharmaceutical companies and have only a little to do with the value of those medicines or the cost of research and clinical trials.
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Several of his recent films, including "Frances Ha" (2012) and "Mistress America" (2015), demonstrate that he remains sensitive to the existential quandaries faced by the young and meandering but "Kicking and Screaming," made when Baumbach was only a little older than his characters, shows the roots of his interest in what Maslin called being "smart, promising and temporarily adrift."
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Only a little over two weeks ago, in the wake of reports about remarks the Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein had made about the president's fitness for office and an offer to secretly tape conversations with him, his job appeared to be on the line — along with the fate of the Russia investigation led by the special counsel Robert Mueller.
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A carbon tax on beef, on the other hand, would be a relatively simple test case for such taxes and, according to the French study, only a little painful, at least at the household level: While people would tend to skip the beef bourguignon, they could substitute other meats, like pork and chicken, that have a much smaller climate change footprint.
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Just as he had done by publishing the first batch of Podesta emails within hours of Trump's Access Hollywood grab-them-by-the-genitals scandal, on October 7, 2016, Julian Assange had again interrupted a news cycle unflattering to Donald Trump — and only a little more than a week after Nigel Farage sat at a dinner table with the commander in chief at the latter's own hotel.
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There were some latex halter tops too, and sheer lace bra tops, some leather and feather chubbies, and then more latex in push-up bombshell dresses and halter ruffle-necked cocktail numbers, the dichotomy between sex and self-conscious stolidity leavened only a little by a terrific periwinkle chiffon cocktail frock, a ruby velvet dress and the occasional culotte-and-sheer-pussy bow-blouse combo.
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That 244.8 million Americans includes nearly 21 million voting-age non-citizens living in the US. That only a little more than a quarter of adults voted for either Trump or Clinton in the election is an extreme reminder that about half of the population over the age of 18 either wasn't interested enough in the election or was too disgusted by both candidates.
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From pastoral peacefulness and the mooing of cows to the bright big city lights and constant din of planes, trains, and automobiles: it was as if I'd traveled between two entirely different worlds — even though it was only a little more than 650 miles between Liechtenstein and London, or less than the distance from New York City to Chicago (which is about 790 miles by car).
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But if you got it right and you listen to the child, and you heard what they have to say, and what you heard is that they're not the child you think they are, and if you let them live full time in the gender they say they are, they get happier — not only a little bit happier, but it's also a remarkable transformation.
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But, on Tuesday, the university's Lennert Wouters presented evidence that they had managed to exploit a bug that bypassed Tesla's patch of that initial weakness, again allowing access to a locked Model S. According to Wouters, it's a configuration bug in the encryption of the key fob, which is produced by electronics company Pektron, that would allow a hacker to crack the code by breaking only a little bit more sweat than previously required.
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The poll showed as well that 22019 percent of voters said their opinions about President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE would have no or only a little effect on their choice for governor, while 39 percent say that their opinion toward the president will have some or a lot of effect.
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TPG Growth is expected to announce on Monday that it has raised $13 billion for its latest fund, only a little more than for its last one — even though it would have been easy to raise much more, as investors in previous funds are eager to pile in yet more money, according to TPG Growth's founder and managing partner, William E. McGlashan Jr. "The typical model is, when I can scale, I scale," he said in an interview at TPG's London office.
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