She knows very little, so we also know very little.
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This has done very little to heal the divisions, very little to assuage the paranoia, very little to end the political blame game.
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In the Romanian media, very little was available, very little was discussed.
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"Align still has very little overseas penetration and very little competition," he said.
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It's mostly subsistence farming, very little infrastructure, very little resources for the government, and very little capacity to build up even the basic health and education systems.
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"And we have very little violence — very, very little violence at the rallies," he said.
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There's very little talk about war, very little talk of the military-industrial complex, very little talk about 4,800 military sites, 587 of them overseas, Special Operations in 149 countries in 2017.
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There's very little education about cannabis, regulation, and, for the most part, there's also very little research.
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"We're, honestly, (experiencing) very little attrition, and as a result, we are doing very little recruiting," Gorman said.
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But I have very little near term hope because the company has given you very little near term hope.
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I knew very little about crime and very little about that particular period of American history, so I started reading.
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"Until that happens, there will be very little prevention, and very little ending of this cycle of violence," Kaye said.
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The third entry in Microsoft's destruction-heavy superhero cop series, Crackdown 3 does very little new and very little wrong.
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For decades, infosec and hacking was a niche industry that got very little news coverage and very little public attention.
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The business classes in India and Brazil still know very little about each other and do very little business together.
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But when there is very little fluctuation of form between teams on track, very little controversy/friction between teams/drivers off it, very little motivation for saying anything sensational, then it's almost inevitable these things don't deliver.
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"Compared to any other agriculture-producing economy on the planet, Africa uses very little irrigation and very little fertilizer," he said.
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When there's very little access, there's very little attention paid to feminine hygiene, and there's less and less conversation around it.
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But we know very little about the Amazon—at least Colombians know very little about it—so I began to investigate.
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And the reason that is important is because right now, consumers have very little information and they have very little choice.
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Very little about "Noonday" depends on the fact that its characters are artists, and very little would change if they weren't.
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Very little of what goes on in criminal courts gets any attention from anybody and very little paper record of what happened.
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We are both members of the G250 but we have very little trade, very little investment and so we wanted to change that.
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When you leave your money in the bank, you generally are taking very little risk, but you are also getting very little reward.
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Particularly when we were on slightly above minimum wage and expected to put long hours in for very little reward, and very little praise.
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Plus, when compared to other file formats, these early GIFs took up very little space on your hard drive and required very little bandwidth to download.
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"On most of those things, we have very little additional information since October, so very little has changed therefore in that analysis," Poloz told reporters on Monday.
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"He's done very little organizing, just as he did very little organizing in Iowa," Jon Ralston, the dean of the Nevada press corps, said of Trump's campaign.
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Marty O'Donnell Jason for the most part had very little to do with Halo 3, almost nothing to do with ODST and very little to do with Reach.
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We still know very little about these Mars colonization plans We still know very little about the MCT, or most of the particulars about these Mars colonization plans.
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If the objective is middle-class tax cuts, here's what we know for a certainty: The middle class has very little capital, and therefore very little capital income.
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Despite very little evidence that trans women have a significant advantage over their cis counterparts, sports pages tackle the issue with very little nuance or understanding of hormonal science.
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We&aposve had very little cooperation from the CIA and very little cooperation from the State Department and the FBI had to reach out and do whatever they could themselves.
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I had very little money and very little experience, but I won because people are frustrated about the pace of development, and I came in on a platform of preservation.
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" He also said the US got "very little help.
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There is very little -- almost nothing -- left to lose!
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"There is very little long-term financial security in today's climate, very little assurance where the next paycheck will come from," wrote William Kenkel, a postdoctoral researcher in neuroendocrinology at Indiana University.
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" 'Very little' role for private insurance Harris said Tuesday that under her view of Medicare for All, there would be "very little" role for private insurance "because almost everything will be covered.
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"You're in a world of uncertainty, low growth, very little pricing power, because there's very little inflation … and that eventually will bring a problem prior to the next presidential election," Sorrell told CNBC.
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"I can say to you that we're seeing very little panic, that we're seeing very little evidence of flight," John Woods, Asia Pacific chief investment officer at Credit Suisse, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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I don't do dairy anymore and do very little sugar.
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He's doing tons of drugs and making very little progress.
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Growing up, our dad shared very little wisdom with us.
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So you get very little time wearing your own clothes.
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I did very little actual design work at that point.
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Robyn: There has been very little change, to be honest.
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At least researchers see very little repair of the matrix.
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Most voters currently know very little about the 12 candidates
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There's very little else for Switch owners to choose from.
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Very little color warmed the inside surfaces of the building.
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And yet we charge them very little for (American) wine.
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There's very little profitable labor going on in the prisons.
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"We made certain changes but frankly very little," he said.
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"Very little has been done on the ground," Kapoor said.
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To get to this point, President Trump conceded very little.
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Today in the United States, you see very little stunting.
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And when shrimp is imported, there is very little inspection.
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Even if I take very little pleasure in doing so.
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"And these objects have very little to do with that."
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That has very little in common with buying a company.
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There was very little sympathy for men like my uncles.
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Interestingly, Brutalist's articles had very little engagement outside of Reddit.
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" As president, he added, he would use Twitter "very little.
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So far, The Cradle Act also has very little support.
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But after the outrage subsides, very little of consequence changes.
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We ate very little and declined to take it home.
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Banks will have very little leeway once debt problems arise.
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When she does tour, it's usually very little and select.
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You can have healthy homemade muffins with very little effort.
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But there's very little that's traditional about Head Over Heels.
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Now touching the very little part of my underwear band.
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There is very little real commercial utility in VR… yet.
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There was very little, and most of it was grim.
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Portman, as Lucy, is doing a lot with very little.
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Sprint and WeWork have very little in common as businesses.
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Up until now, we've seen very little of Joanna's process.
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But it has very little to do with the books.
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BUT I THINK FOR WHAT WE DO, IT'S VERY LITTLE.
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There has been very little advertising around the autonomous feature.
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But college left very little time to read for fun.
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"There is very little information to work from," Poydasheff added.
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So I would wear very little makeup, dress in jeans.
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Very little stands in the way of his bloody juggernaut.
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Very little liquidity, when there's bad news there's no liquidity.
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So far, very little has advanced beyond the prototype stage.
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The kids, it seem, matter very little in this universe.
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She speaks very little, but I attribute that to timidity.
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Very little else could sway the Fed's stance, he added.
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The result was very little change to the inflation trajectory.
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So women had very little access to that new technology.
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They have very little interest in massively devaluing their currency.
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Trump has very little time to produce such a result.
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Two decades later, we seem to have learned very little
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Very little onscreen kids' entertainment these days escapes computer enhancement.
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I fell pregnant when I had a very little baby.
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They did very little reporting, frankly, out in Silicon Valley.
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Very little snippets, until we started talking about the book.
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"Because the reality is, we know very little," he says.
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There are rocks everywhere and very little information about them.
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Very little inside the iPhone is actually made by Apple.
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That being said, Facebook holds very little allure for me.
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There is very little awareness of the laws in place.
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Elmore says she had to give them very little direction.
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Those commercials also featured very little of the company's vehicles.
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But very little of substance actually transpires in this episode.
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So I sleep very little and drive all the time.
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The third is a child with very little muscle strength.
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Overall though, Spotify has very little in the negatives column.
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With food, anything is possible; without it, very little is.
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Deadboy: I feel we communicate very little in our sets.
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There is very little blame or bitterness to go around.
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Very little is, at its core, more American than that.
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We got very little credit from the fake news media.
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"They're remarkably intelligent animals we still know very little about."
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In general, there's been very little research into this phenomenon.
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I pay very little of the price of fame now.
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This is after very little fluctuation from 2001 to 2011.
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His adobe house was very minimal, with very little furniture.
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The Trump administration clearly has very little regard for facts.
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And one that has very little political upside for Trump.
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He has proven he has very little ability to learn.
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And it got very little attention during the midterm campaign.
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"There is very little wind at the summit," he said.
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There is very little reason to believe that a short
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Comic book superheroes have sex appeal, but very little sex.
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Of course, there's very little that's ordinary about Yvonne Orji.
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There is very little religious literacy in secular Western countries.
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"We know very little about these objects," a NASA video.
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The truth is we know very, very little about Avenatti.
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There was very little integration with anything beyond making calls.
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WE'VE GOT A BUSINESS WHERE WE UTILIZE VERY LITTLE CAPITAL.
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" So we changed it to "I have very little experience.
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It's just a lot of talk and very little action.
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I realize I know very little about the judicial process.
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"There's very little recourse," FEC commissioner Ann Ravel told Politico.
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"I had very little natural ability starting out," he admits.
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Her reality had very little to do with her dream.
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Currently, there is very little in favor of the dollar.
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The Cincinatti native has said very little about this incident.
|
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But Riddle argues that the new policy addressed very little.
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She and my stepdad had very little control over me.
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It was a lot of work for very little payoff.
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As a result, banks can claim very little in collateral.
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It takes very little effort and attention to grow carrots.
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It has very little to do with people, after all.
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So I felt confident that very little could go wrong.
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Boxing often promises so much but habitually delivers very little.
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One screen of code has very little information on it.
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There was very little she could actually do, she acknowledged.
|
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Many are jobless or earn very little with sporadic work.
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There is very little night life, at least in public.
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He has had very little respect for laws and constitutions….
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The president has made very little personal health information public.
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So there is very little room for additional rate cuts.
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It matters very little if it is true or false.
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Outside the stadium there was very little sense of liberation.
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I can see nothing, feel very little on my skin.
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But Mary has no lines and very little camera time.
|
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In the end, of course, very little will have changed.
|
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Until Mr. Cordray left, they had gotten very little traction.
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"There is very little justice for slain journalists," he said.
|
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There is very little publicly available information about FACT's financing.
|
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There was very little information out there about this subject!
|
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Yet we hear very little from her in the present.
|
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Yet lawmakers have paid very little attention to alcohol policy.
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I hate to say it, but most likely very little.
|
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For all the deaths, the government has said very little.
|
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There is very little hope for what might come next.
|
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And after that, there's very little hope [anything] gets done.
|
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"The human needs very little to be satisfied," he added.
|
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There's practically no obesity and very little poverty in Denmark.
|
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Up until now, Donald Trump has made very little sense.
|
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When considering downstream consequences, a sharer's motives matter very little.
|
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His project ultimately had very little to do with sex.
|
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The Chinese offered very little in return, several officials said.
|
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Very little information about the forum's content has filtered through.
|
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"There was very little variety on American television," Davies said.
|
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Instead, he felt out of place and said very little.
|
|
Honestly, however, this makes very little difference, if at all.
|
|
Amado and his roommate know very little about each other.
|
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But they say very little has been forthcoming in return.
|
|
But very little of that got an airing in Nevada.
|
|
"Very little of what is called recyclable is actually recyclable."
|
|
But there's very little infrastructure and production of biofuels today.
|
|
He paced outside the studio, saying very little to anyone.
|
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Very little information was given for me to go off.
|
|
There appears to very little rhyme or reason to it.
|
|
Yet there is very little media coverage of these protests.
|
|
And the sentiment is that it will be very little.
|
|
" — Melissa, 44 "There is very little sex drive right now.
|
|
Very little is known about the coronavirus at this point.
|
|
"There's very little artifice in Monteverdi's music," Mr. Hollingworth said.
|
|
But that argument has until recently gotten very little traction.
|
|
It's ridiculously simple to cook and takes very little time.
|
|
The circuit changed very little in his 35 years there.
|
|
They think there will be very little action on trade.
|
|
Hemsworth has given very little public comment on his split.
|
|
I don't know what it was, it was very little.
|
|
There's very little movement or outward display to hide behind.
|
|
Who the whistleblower is matters very little at this point.
|
|
Very little that's spoken, though, feels merely expository or interpolated.
|
|
So it took very little originality to make them memorable.
|
|
"We're getting very little help from the Democrats," Trump said.
|
|
"From the American point of view, very little," he said.
|
|
"I see very little prospect of a collapse," he added.
|
|
Instead of earning very little interest, they would get penalized.
|
|
And while lots of things occur, very little actually happens.
|
|
"We know very little about sea snakes," Dr. Shine said.
|
|
Mr. Trump, those who cover him report, sleeps very little.
|
|
A victory in a game that frankly means very little.
|
|
Very little of it was related to luck or genetics.
|
|
"There's very little genetic basis for hypertension," said Dr. Mujahid.
|
|
There was, after all, very little content in the ad.
|
|
But there's very little on how to leave a relationship.
|
|
Their refined counterparts typically have very little of either ingredient.
|
|
These portions face very little opposition from just about anyone.
|
|
There's some subtext on BoJack, but very little of it.
|
|
"There is very little sympathy to be found," she added.
|
|
Otherwise there is very little information available about the company.
|
|
It will likely use very little data, allowing users with very little bandwidth to be able to do the same sorts of things that someone in a country with fast, freely available internet could.
|
|
"But the CFPB was created as an agency, Chris, that had very little accountability, very little transparency, really no oversight of Congress, and it is an agency that needs to be reformed," he continued.
|
|
"The thing I say to most people who say, 'I don't need a human,' it's absolutely true if you're really young, have very little to lose and have very little [financial] complexity," he said.
|
|
There is very little in this budget that will change market perceptions of the Canadian bond market and there is very little that will change credit rating agencies' concerns, or lack thereof, of Canada.
|
|
"Your rights are really diminished when you're seeking admission in the U.S. Once you're detained at an airport, which is a port of entry, you have very little rights and very little recourse," Valenzuela said.
|
|
Kids can be super cruel, and I grew up in a time in our country where there was very little representation and very little awareness of other cultures, not only in media, but in entertainment.
|
|
"There would be very little I could say he couldn't do."
|
|
That's the problem: it was a speech with very little substance.
|
|
Ultimately, however, it's an extremely expensive toy that does very little.
|
|
So there's very little continuity and consistency in the coaching profession.
|
|
Until recently, the director showed very little interest in the Internet.
|
|
In terms of plot, very little happens to advance the story.
|
|
One warning though: Kastan and Farthing do very little hand holding.
|
|
You remember drama and there's very little drama in short rallies.
|
|
He was brought to the hospital with very little life expectancy.
|
|
But there's very little time in Blade Runner 2049 for introspection.
|
|
As of right now, we know very little about the suspect.
|
|
But very little production has been hedged so far for 2018.
|
|
There's very little that we can't do that people wouldn't appreciate.
|
|
And it takes very little to stir it back up again.
|
|
Very little information other than that was given in the talk.
|
|
Generally speaking, Veep and Silicon Valley have very little in common.
|
|
Curiously, oil stocks actually gave up very little of their gains.
|
|
Other than the cabbage or choux, there is very little variation.
|
|
It takes very little time and is super easy to use.
|
|
There was very little of what Strzok said that was credible.
|
|
"There is very little gas in sparkling water," Dr. Maughan says.
|
|
But there's very little evidence that this is what's actually happening.
|
|
But, very little is known about the legitimacy of their claims.
|
|
Unsurprisingly, the GDPR is receiving very little coverage in US media.
|
|
Yahoo, giving the company very little space to execute a turnaround.
|
|
But more than a year later, there's been very little movement.
|
|
Amongst all this data there is very little to be learned.
|
|
Let's face it—even today, women composers have very little visibility.
|
|
They took very little and radically altered what they did take.
|
|
In short, the indictment throws very little light on Hutchins' involvement.
|
|
But there is very little political authority at the neighborhood level.
|
|
I think there's really very little that's worse than Donald Trump.
|
|
However, he insists, very little editing is done to her shots.
|
|
And here, tellingly, Bannon has very little to say on this.
|
|
These things have very little meaning to me to be honest.
|
|
Though, very little progress has been made with hiring black people.
|
|
Prior to this, we'd gained very little cognitive expansion from chimpanzees.
|
|
"It really has very little to do with income," he said.
|
|
Thus far, we know very little about how Blackout will work.
|
|
They're incredibly cold, and emit very little radiation of any kind.
|
|
She's got portraits, script, animals...and very little empty real estate.
|
|
This really has very little relevance to people with opioid addiction.
|
|
Very little is known, for example, about why humans became bipedal.
|
|
But rankings, streaks and statistics mean very little to the Wildcats.
|
|
Beyond that, we have very little information on the ephemeral glimmers.
|
|
" He added: "There very little room for error with an injector.
|
|
Clinton's campaign said Abedin had very little involvement with the journal.
|
|
In reality, today's feminism has very little to do with women.
|
|
"They have very little interaction with local society," says the manager.
|
|
But the truth is we learned very little over the weekend.
|
|
And yet most professionals do very little to develop this skill.
|
|
" But, he added: "There is currently very little evidence for this.
|
|
Starting a business with no money — or very little — can happen.
|
|
Where there were fish for decades, now there is very little.
|
|
So far, very little is known about Viv Labs' AI capabilities.
|
|
"Fortunately we generate very little revenue from the U.K.," Moonves says.
|
|
In contrast, Johnson had no involvement and Clinton had very little.
|
|
Erin Banton found very little to complain about three years ago.
|
|
Very little about this show was predictable, derivative, or too familiar.
|
|
He had very little respect for any kind of human being.
|
|
Yet very little is being done to make Rohingyas' lives easier.
|
|
It's also done so with very little financing raised to date.
|
|
Facebook does very little in comparison to what Network Television does.
|
|
DG: I think there's very little prospect of a hard landing.
|
|
They found very little differences in rates of prejudice by income.
|
|
" "But, women directors is the one area that's changed very little.
|
|
There is very little chance of me exiting the convo comfortably.
|
|
Before last year, scientists knew very little about the Zika virus.
|
|
There was very little flexibility, and I found it really repetitive.
|
|
And there's very little any country can do to prevent it.
|
|
They expected great things from him, and very little from her.
|
|
The actress I formed six months ago has very little experience.
|
|
Very little is made from completely natural and/or organic fabrics.
|
|
Six months of work with very little to show for it.
|
|
We mostly work for very little pay, and usually for ourselves.
|
|
It is extremely dry, and there is very little rain there.
|
|
Democrats are about to have very little political power in Washington.
|
|
This group is completely domestic and has very little economic sensitivity.
|
|
We know very little about this Dryden Vos character of yours.
|
|
We've seen very little of what prison life is like inside.
|
|
"There's a lot of sound, but very little fury," she said.
|
|
But, there's very little chance that such a plan will work.
|
|
Hot, tired looking people are mulling about making very little fuss.
|
|
And Londoners have very little say about how it it run.
|
|
So I think "very little" is the answer to your question.
|
|
Arguably, this has very little to do with the players themselves.
|
|
Those are very high stakes, with very little margin for error.
|
|
But it works because very little of we're seeing is new.
|
|
He gave very little money to charity, but no one noticed.
|
|
"There is very little cannibalisation between the brands," Robert Peugeot said.
|
|
It has had very little success where it matters most: Congress.
|
|
Cramer also said there's "very little skepticism" about Netflix's latest quarter.
|
|
In doing what looked like very little, they accomplished a lot.
|
|
Government and corporations, he thinks, should interfere with speech very little.
|
|
If you start with very little, you need to catch up.
|
|
"They had very little water left, it was tight," Tatzgern said.
|
|
His challenge was figuring out how to live on very little.
|
|
He and [his partner] had food, and we had very little.
|
|
Republicans have very little leeway in terms of passing the legislation.
|
|
There's very little greenery, as the view from space shows here.
|
|
There is surprisingly very little support that this theory actually works.
|
|
Castro has so much to gain and very little to lose.
|
|
Princess Diana, kneeling to accept flowers from a very little girl.
|
|
Normally, code that passes your tests will produce very little output.
|
|
Most people do very little to develop their EQ growing up.
|
|
I still see very little evidence of real significant wage pressure.
|
|
There was very little about it that needed to be reinvented.
|
|
"Americans have very little faith in Congress as an institution," Rep.
|
|
It matures in 60 days and grows with very little water.
|
|
We do very little advertising, because the name is so memorable.
|
|
Cho has said very little about his conviction to the media.
|
|
Thanks to Oprah, there is very little people don't talk about.
|
|
Very little is settled on either the tech or business front.
|
|
To be honest, I have very little to say about this.
|
|
One can do a lot with Siri with very little effort.
|
|
TC: One last question because we have very little time left.
|
|
These agencies say very little specific about their extensive metadata practices.
|
|
There's very little hype, but now there's lots of actual usage.
|
|
I'd get the product on my desk with very little information.
|
|
He'll buy Claire's whole time-traveling claim with very little resistance.
|
|
He then remembers very little until coming to at the bar.
|
|
The Binding of Isaac was the opposite; very little was explained.
|
|
You feel very little pain and can both speak and think.
|
|
But that means very little about its potential as a treatment.
|
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The chances of fighting back, or recording it, is very little.
|
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The answer, as any economist could tell you, is very little.
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Allen pointed out that very little of Interior's work is classified.
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Younger drivers tend to know very little about basic auto care.
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In the first season, Josh comes out with very little struggle.
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There's very little tonal difference [between the trees and the sky].
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"There's very little testing; it's lagged quite badly behind," he said.
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But we have made very little effort to link the two.
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For very little extra work, they came out a little neater.
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"We've developed a product that requires very little maintenance," Farny said.
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To date, EVs have had very little to do with it.
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The Colts had done very little in free agency — until Saturday.
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I have worked odd jobs here and there, earning very little.
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This year in particular it seems to make very little sense.
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We know very little about the current state of Trump's finances.
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"Modesty had very little place in the peasant world," Figes writes.
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There is very little affection between the characters we see most.
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It's really quite touching from people who themselves have very little.
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Pierre had no arm, no power and very little plate discipline.
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But when it comes to the Giants, there's very little there.
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But at the end of the day, size matters very little.
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Very little food in poor countries is thrown out by consumers.
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P.R. I read — strangely or not so strangely, very little fiction.
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He had very little in terms of on-court standout moments.
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As we pack our belongings here, I am keeping very little.
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"It costs very little, but developers don't do it," he said.
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So far, they're saying they're seeing very little issues right now.
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The president has done very little to solve his country's collapse.
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But there's very little for families making, say, $50,000 a year.
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My husband, Rubens [Gerchman], had a scholarship and very little money.
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It asks for very little information and does not verify profiles.
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Very little is actually changing, though, except for some bureaucratic reshuffling.
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Very little discussion is held or headlines printed about recovery rates.
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The answer, as we learn, is very little, other than money.
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That gave them very little time to change the president's mind.
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Very little in the way of public policy ever approaches that.
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Very little about the menu says steakhouse aside from the steaks.
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"She captivates when she does very little," Ms. La Rocco wrote.
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But it also has very little to do with climate change.
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"I had very little notes and even less preparation," he said.
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There's very little continuity or comity in the Trump White House.
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We had very little experience to rely on for this illness.
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Readers seemed to understand that, as there was very little reaction.
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Unfortunately, there's very little evidence that these rules make a difference.
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Discussions of murder and execution, but very little on-screen violence.
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So, I've had very little time to really relax, you know?
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"We've got very little rain falling in the county," he said.
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There's very little information appearing — it all seems to be recycled.
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Very little about World War I can be sold that way.
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"I buy very little and I use it immediately," she said.
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During his career, however, he actually said very little about race.
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But they admitted that there was very little to stop Bouvier.
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In the future, autonomous cars may contribute very little to unemployment.
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But there is very little I can do about it today.
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Small habit change involves adding habits that require very little effort.
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Builders are cautious and tend to do very little speculative construction.
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He told "Power Lunch" he would do "very little" de-risking.
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Scoring has zero impact on progress—in fact, very little does.
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On first glance, they appeared to have very little in common.
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Let me be clear: Cruz and I agree on very little.
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In the short term, Willett's change of heart matters very little.
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Pelosi, several sources said, was true to form, revealing very little.
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She knew very little about animals, and almost nothing about cats.
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"At present, there is very little debate among us," Villeroy said.
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First of all, you learn very little to a tax return.
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There is very little about Klobuchar that draws voters like me.
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As a real estate developer, I have very, very little debt.
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The reality is that very little about Biden's career is extraordinary.
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That leaves very little to draw down on a yearly basis.
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There's very little electronic display production in the United States now.
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There's very little at stake here, but plenty to laugh about.
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"Trustees have very little incentive to fight managers," Mr. Birdthistle said.
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They have, in fact, very little power to affect economic growth.
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Her piece "had very little impact" at the time, Farmer said.
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Historically, very little positive has been achieved internationally without US leadership.
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"I have very little faith that anything will change," he said.
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I have access to world-class doctors at very little cost.
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Three days feels like a long time with very little activity.
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The North Koreans have said very little during their Olympic stint.
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"I saw the future: sustainable snacks with very little sodium and very little fat made in a factory that had no water footprint because it used the excess water from the potatoes it cut," he said.
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In practice, those conditions meant the United States would do very little.
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Like I said, when you're young, you have very little to lose.
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For instance, the government does very little on the child care front.
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They have few profit takers, and, more important, very little overhead resistance.
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You've done very little over the past week, but you're still tired.
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I know that during the Cold War there were very little choices.
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None of that -- or very little of it -- has changed for Moore.
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You will get some experience and probably very little crafting materials there.
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I saw very little bleaching during our survey dives at Swallow Reef.
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When it comes to politics, British people agree on very, very little.
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TBH I have very little knowledge of Microsoft's existing hardware or services.
|
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There is very little wiggle room from that kind of a statement.
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And I struggled, but I had very little strength left in me.
|
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We have heard very little from other employees inside the Capital headquarters.
|
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Of course, there are keyboards today that require very little finger pressure.
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Black people had very little access to jobs, education, or basic services.
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"When you use protection, they give you very little money," she said.
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Sure, there's plenty—but no drugs and very little rock and roll.
|
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"I can give you very little," he shares of a new album.
|
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And there's generally speaking very little patience for the processes of government.
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The vast majority of gun deaths are given very little attention, however.
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Very little study has been done on this procedure or its risks.
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It plays to his base and does very little to expand it.
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There is very little water left and people are drinking contaminated water.
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It weighs very little and is about 6 inches by 4 inches.
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And it often has very little to do with your own behavior.
|
|
There's very little that Amber Rose doesn't consider fair game for conversation.
|
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We had to do so much phenomenal jazz with very little resources.
|
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"I would hope that there's very little they can do," he said.
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I had very little time, and virtually no memory to work with.
|
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It really had to be melody driven, with very little production value.
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The bottom line is very little will change in the foreseeable future.
|
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The thing is, with most good apps, you actually type very little.
|
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When I drink alcohol, even if very little, I sleep very poorly.
|
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However, there's very little connectivity between the retina and the visual cortex.
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People in both of those communities have very little representation on television.
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You have very little protection in terms of job-protected paid maternity.
|
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"So far the general public has played very little role," it warns.
|
|
Volume was generally light, with very little economic data scheduled this week.
|
|
But there's very little that would suggest that a recession is imminent.
|
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But the social media age means nothing is private -- or very little.
|
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The little guys have very little chance to get into the market.
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It requires pinpoint precision around an object where there's very little gravity.
|
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Fashion is one of the few industries with very little copyright protection.
|
|
But there is very little mainstream brand recognition among competing weed companies.
|
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Even if Congress ends up doing very very little in the meantime.
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That means there's very little room for the development schedule to slip.
|
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But there is very little research on the costs shouldered by families.
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When you ask Alexa for something, she answers and very little time.
|
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Along the way, Twitter said very little about the criteria for verification.
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|
Fuller grew up in Utah in a family that had very little.
|
|
He told me very little because he didn't want me to worry.
|
|
Thankfully, residents living in the UK have very little to worry about.
|
|
We know very little about one source with enormous potential, the ocean.
|
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Temperatures average around 403 degrees in July; there is very little rain.
|
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As a recent Vox poll found, Americans know very little about abortion.
|
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Despite its size, very little is known about this deep-sea octopus.
|
|
And, of course, some states offer very little tax relief for retirees.
|
|
So far, though, there's very little actual evidence of anything massively damning.
|
|
Yet the deal as such had very little to do with this.
|
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Medicaid beneficiaries typically pay nothing, or very little, for their health coverage.
|
|
In the years since, those statistics seem to have changed very little.
|
|
The answer is, very little, unless three of the world's superpowers cooperate.
|
|
And yes, she cares very little about what men think of her.
|
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We grew up with very little current pop culture in our house.
|
|
"It'd make very little economic sense," he told me over the phone.
|
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" -May 4, 2016 But then... "I have very little debt to anybody.
|
|
She knew very little about me, and yet, she took me in.
|
|
The philanthropic sector, especially foundations, have, by their nature, very little accountability.
|
|
I was very little, but I used to pull on his ears.
|
|
That's because security checks are mostly automated, with very little human verification.
|
|
Inflation last year was 12.9 percent, while nominal wages rose very little.
|
|
In fact, we have done very little marketing relative to our growth.
|
|
A bold, if unwelcome, move with seemingly very little chance for reward.
|
|
The men, meanwhile, had comparatively very little to prove before Tuesday night.
|
|
AFTER MONTHS of heated campaigning, Israeli voters decided to change very little.
|
|
And in the entertainment industry, with great power comes very little accountability.
|
|
Unfortunately, there's very little detailed information available about this particular government program.
|
|
There is no infrastructure required, very little training, anybody can use it.
|
|
Wayne appears for a short time and says very little to retain.
|
|
"It's expensive and there's very little return on the dollar," Murray said.
|
|
Despite this, when he died recently, I did very little to mourn.
|
|
Likewise, until recently, there was very little that was cool about Toronto.
|
|
Very little, unless you can afford to have the latest and greatest.
|
|
"Insects need very little water, feed and space to grow," Bessa explained.
|
|
Outside of a late name-check by Obama, very little mention of
|
|
We do very little production ourselves, actually, which usually surprises most people.
|
|
Because they are very little paid, their average salary is 300 euros.
|
|
His Monday comments suggests he has very little confidence that they will.
|
|
But the tension lies in the fact that very little is shown.
|
|
Tunnel has already been reported in Sisman's biography, and very little of
|
|
"There's very little benefit to just drinking juice by itself," Story says.
|
|
In fact, I would argue that very little has changed for you.
|
|
Tavares: I am about winning, something you apparently know very little about.
|
|
The strikes on Shayrat changed very little on the ground in Syria.
|
|
There was very little national media presence from what I could see.
|
|
But it adds very little information about which presidential candidate will win.
|
|
"There's very little bidding on drugs," Trump said in his opening remarks.
|
|
There was very little motive for the guards to do their jobs.
|
|
"There's actually very little time," said electrical engineer Howard Chizeck over Skype.
|
|
There's very little bitterness and it reliably produces a nice looking crema.
|
|
It has much less potassium than coconut water and very little fiber.
|
|
This is particularly useful in older adults who are doing very little.
|
|
That's despite that Israel has very little trade with its contiguous neighbors.
|
|
Very little about Europe's handling of the refugee crisis has gone right.
|
|
There's very little that Taco Bell could improve upon, in my mind.
|
|
Iggy: Well, mostly that very little of my life is my own.
|
|
But very little of this new season takes place in Washington state.
|
|
It sometimes takes very little to grab the attention of Tumblr users.
|
|
That leaves very little room to cut when the next recession strikes.
|
|
On a speed ascent, he takes very little of it with him.
|
|
For all its notoriety, most Americans know very little about Guantanamo Bay.
|
|
I wake up positive and hopeful, even though I slept very little.
|
|
Most of these seats have very little non-partisan polling for them.
|
|
That's difficult to ascertain because very little research exists to quantify that.
|
|
In fact, the league's nonprofit status provided it very little tax benefit.
|
|
" In other words, programs that have very little to do with "welfare.
|
|
Yeah, for the first two semesters after, there was very little partying.
|
|
"There's very little meaning in the waving of the hands," he explains.
|
|
Its senior executives had very little experience in telecommunications, banking, or hospitality.
|
|
There's a different approach — a public health approach — that costs very little.
|
|
There was very little initial reaction in the pound-versus-dollar trade.
|
|
That Sanders' ideas are taking hold assures him, personally, of very little.
|
|
Many were being fed by local communities who themselves had very little.
|
|
It is all business with very little room for feelings like love.
|
|
And Trump has run very little in the way of paid media.
|
|
So, your property can be taken with very little evidence beyond suspicion.
|
|
As empire builders go, though, he does very little to promote himself.
|
|
But Mr. Trump seems to care very little about relations between nations.
|
|
Like the front-runner, they also have very little margin for error.
|
|
Compared with my previous moves, I am taking very little with me.
|
|
Most aides are women, who earn very little and work unpredictable hours.
|
|
Seems challenging, but it takes very, very little time to pull off.
|
|
It's clear that single countries can do very little on their own.
|
|
A lot of time when we travel, very little talking is done.
|
|
It went quickly as we had very little time to work with.
|
|
She slept very little, though; yoga training began at 7 AM sharp.
|
|
Since then, we've heard very little about Google's voice -activated personal assistant.
|
|
Instead, there appears to have been very little dialogue until recent weeks.
|
|
The effort has very little, if any, chance of passing this year.
|
|
My mom worked in the fashion industry and made very little money.
|
|
Very little of it, I suspect, reflects support for their policy positions.
|
|
And those two perspectives have very little to do with each other.
|
|
Still, if history is any guide, today's futurists have very little credibility.
|
|
Another problem was that the United States knew very little about Iraq.
|
|
And Moscow has very little to offer to Washington at the moment.
|
|
Lots of noise and bluster and very little to show for it.
|
|
No one really knows these players, or they know them very little.
|
|
There's some grim stuff here, but very little of Willeford's mordant humor.
|
|
We have very little problem in this country at this moment -- five.
|
|
Some Democrats worry issuing a subpoena now would amount to very little.
|
|
Many were in debt from those acquisitions and making very little money.
|
|
Unlike China, the government is doing very little to address the problem.
|
|
We get very little done, and we're not investing in our future.
|
|
The headline unemployment rate, at 4.1 percent, suggests there is very little.
|
|
The non-bombshell "60 Minutes" interview is much ado about very little.
|
|
Mr. Garbus conceded there was very little officials could do now, legally.
|
|
"I expect very little," she said before Mr. Trump gave the speech.
|
|
Wet, with very little hope, they were on their way to Greece.
|
|
But there was very little pressure to integrate it with other movies.
|
|
But unlike some shelf-stable goods producers, farmers have very little flexibility.
|
|
The real momentum has very little to do with the White House.
|
|
What employees say: "You want for very little" — Current Strategic Partner Manager
|
|
I think about it and I buy very little not on Amazon.
|
|
Asking a question in a visit costs very little, other than time.
|
|
There's very little sick leave, and missing one paycheck might mean disaster.
|
|
"He has done very little over the last five years," he said.
|
|
Mr. Ramsey said that older retirees should probably hold very little stock.
|
|
Trade policies with Mexico can do very little to alter this picture.
|
|
The M.T.A.'s deteriorating signal system left very little margin for error.
|
|
Another had a lot of hydrogen and nitrogen, and very little water.
|
|
Young people diagnosed with ARFID refuse to eat or eat very little.
|
|
The researchers know very little about the children's foster homes, for example.
|
|
The oral history changes that, and very little is left to interpretation.
|
|
The versatility and performance is absolutely there, and there's very little compromise.
|
|
"That's the frustration I have, that there's very little recourse," she said.
|
|
I do very little shopping online and am not on social media.
|
|
There is very little public education about the virus in the region.
|
|
On Earth, very little of the surface is shaped by asteroid impacts.
|
|
The Russian authorities have said very little about the accident on Aug.
|
|
Of course, great players can do great things with very little help.
|
|
Merkle is seeing very little overlap between Amazon's ad customers and Google's.
|
|
It's one big SHOW that means very little in the real world.
|
|
"Very little, if anything, was revealed," said one source in the room.
|
|
But this is ultimately a lot of shag and very little dog.
|
|
THERE IS VERY LITTLE ABILITY ON OUR PART TO CONSTRAIN THAT PRICE.
|
|
We have very little information about quality and almost none about price.
|
|
You have nothing to lose (or, at the worst case, very little).
|
|
And the market economy has so far done very little to help.
|
|
At the bottom, where most people barely survived, there was very little.
|
|
When the crew arrived, it found very little left of High Rock.
|
|
As a radiator, I've got very little personal material to work with.
|
|
Right now he is still feeding and walking around ... albeit very little.
|
|
Perhaps as a result, most Americans know very little about the court.
|
|
We bought a painting by one of them for very little money.
|
|
In fact, there is very little luring that needs to be done.
|
|
Final Fantasy XV has very little depth or vitality in the world.
|
|
And at the moment, there is very little chance of that happening.
|
|
At the time, I had very little evidence to counter my feelings.
|
|
In some cases, very little, because details about this thing are scarce.
|
|
"Frankly, you have very little control over these individuals," Ladd told me.
|
|
And there is very little he can do to ease his predicament.
|
|
BOB BAKISH: Well, first of all, very little of it is promotional.
|
|
"A lot of our families leave home with very little," Resch said.
|
|
Their soils don't decompose because they have very little oxygen in them.
|
|
To begin, it shows very little change in remaining lifetime spending inequality.
|
|
They sat drinking tea and saying very little until the twilight deepened.
|
|
They mainly treat war wounds, and can offer very little other care.
|
|
Expect very little overlap with the Academy Awards, and much lower stakes.
|
|
Revenue also missed forecasts and the company is forecasting very little growth.
|
|
In fact, very little of that benefit gets to families, Grundman says.
|
|
I expect very little to go on unless there's a move elsewhere.
|
|
Procedural rules make it such that you can get very little done.
|
|
The contribution to labor productivity from labor quality has changed very little.
|
|
Very little is being done for women's safety in the first place.
|
|
There is also very little icky fill (to use the technical term).
|
|
The initial White House statement shed very little light on the matter.
|
|
Recent polling still shows he has very little support from African-Americans.
|
|
Here, minimalism as aesthetic is not at all about having very little.
|
|
Start here: There was very little quality polling done in this race.
|
|
Very little is going well for Republicans when it comes to healthcare.
|
|
She said no, she would not go, the amount was very little.
|
|
Sadly, it is likely to be very little, if any at all.
|
|
Very little is being done for women's safety in the first place.
|
|
Very little about the FBI's involvement in the case has been released.
|
|
The mine has 1,800 servers running every day with very little downtime.
|
|
But F.B.I. agents know time has very little to do with memory.
|
|
Consequently, she's good at living in rustic conditions with very little money.
|
|
Prime Minister "Modi has very little room to maneuver," Mr. Bedi said.
|
|
However, very little is known about the early stages of the explosions.
|
|
There will be very little cooperation from people who look like us.
|
|
But the report provides very little reason to think that's the case.
|
|
My mother is African-American and knows very little about her ancestry.
|
|
This study showed there is very little intergenerational mobility in black families.
|
|
And unlike Daugaard's meeting, McCrory's received very little coverage in the press.
|
|
But Trump had very little support from these Washington Republicans and elites.
|
|
Before last year, the research world knew very little about this virus.
|
|
I have no gift...very little interest and less aptitude for verse.
|
|
It's worth very little to you to prevent damages in, say, 2100.
|
|
The FDA has very little regulatory power over hygiene products and cosmetics.
|
|
It's actually worth very little, but we believe that it's worth more.
|
|
It takes very little money to develop a company given the amount of cloud computing capacity that you can get a company some market for very, very little money very, very quickly and have a very disruptive impact.
|
|
In fact, what the Chinese and Xi want is a "very smooth visit full of pomp and circumstance and very little substance and very little friction," said Michael Fuchs, senior fellow at think tank Center for American Progress.
|
|
"I think it is in this low growth world, or relatively low growth world, where there is very little inflation, where there is very little pricing power and there is a great focus on cost," he explained to CNBC.
|
|
"[The trip] is best described as a slow-moving train wreck ... Very little substance has come out of it and very little actually will emerge from this visit apart from some nice photo ops," Dehejia told CNBC on Wednesday.
|
|
In fact, the Golden Globe and SAG television nominations have very little overlap.
|
|
There was very little diversity in thought and almost no diversity in action.
|
|
He was unsuccessful, and there was very little money coming in the door.
|
|
There is very little data available on sexual abuse that involves native children.
|
|
Sadly, Hutchinson had very little to say about the composition of the salad.
|
|
Further, there's very little consensus on the specific symptoms of PMS and PMDD.
|
|
It's often referred to as a "lunchtime procedure," as there's very little downtime.
|
|
Sarvesh is a college graduate, but he says he learned very little there.
|
|
A private company valuation indicates very little about the health of a business.
|
|
Because there are people who work entire careers and get very little produced.
|
|
Everyday people, meanwhile, had very little at their disposal to protect themselves online.
|
|
Also, while it should have very little impact, I will miss iPhone emojis.
|
|
The joke about ad tech is: There's very little tech in ad tech.
|
|
"To be honest, there's very little that Mexico itself can do," she said.
|
|
There's really very little stopping someone else doing the same thing to you.
|
|
And it's dawning on Democrats there's very little they can do about it.
|
|
That means there will be very little propellant leftover to perform a landing.
|
|
Again, there is very little in the way of intrusion into the cabin.
|
|
It takes very little convincing to get us to the ice cream shop.
|
|
Paul Ryan is walking a political tightrope with very little room for error.
|
|
I grew up with very little money, and that drove my decisions too.
|
|
But there's very little evidence it's as widespread as media depictions might suggest.
|
|
And yet they send their product to us - no taxes, very little taxes.
|
|
Baker knows there's very little space in contemporary Hollywood for directors like him.
|
|
"I started out without a mentor and with very little money," he says.
|
|
And for years, very little of that information got outside to the press.
|
|
We know very little about the sea floor, which we have barely observed.
|
|
There is very little we can do to assistant until Monday or Tuesday.
|
|
I'd heard of Maria Mitchell but I really knew very little of her.
|
|
Interestingly, AppFormix's research showed that CPU allocations have very little influence on jitter.
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There will be very little 'nap when the baby naps' this time around.
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She was still married to Robert [Kardashian] and the children were very little.
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"We've shown we can do a lot with very little," says Mr Studer.
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"I had very little idea at that time where Albuquerque was," Mike says.
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Yet, as a political strategy, Trump's early morning blast carried very little risk.
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When Nehemy arrived in Florida, he knew very little English: "Nada," he says.
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No. Very little of the film sticks with you after the credits roll.
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"There is very little monitoring and security" in the Android ecosystem, he said.
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I remember working very little and having to do a lot of school.
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Antarctica isn't a huge, static block of ice where very little goes on.
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The Quark stabilizer did very little to smooth the video from the Hero23.
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Slow cookers allow for very little evaporation in a sealed environment, Schloss says.
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"Even when it makes very little sense, as in this bill," she said.
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The quartet of beings say very little, but their presence gives him courage.
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I have very little to live for except enjoying jokes on my phone.
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Trump, on the other hand, has given Sigh-OK voters very little reassurance.
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Ahead, we've rounded up hairstyles that take very little time to pull off.
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Doug breaks into Tom's home for very little reason and steals his dog.
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So a second nasogastric tube went in, this time after very little deliberation.
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It sold more than 14 million copies, but had very little staying power.
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Not gonna lie... I went into it knowing very little about the comic.
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He's sleeping very little, texting at all hours of the day or night.
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She's done very little press for this album, both in person and online.
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We work very hard, with very little, to maintain the salaries we have.
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But the platform has done very little to update its, ahem, questionable curation.
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It doesn't help that Canavero has shared very little information with his colleagues.
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Notably, very little is exposed or discussed about the world beyond the park.
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Very little now, but ... No, I know, but it seems to attract you.
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We had very little capital equipment except for some office furniture and computers.
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And we have done very little to impose costs on China for this.
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On Survivor, there's really very little difference between your character and your strategy.
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The melatonin at night really has very little effect when you take extra.
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Small fleets also have very little capacity to deal with delay or disruptions.
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The reality is, the Averys and the Dasseys have very little legal ground.
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"We know very little about the health hazard of these fragrances," said Zota.
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We still know very little for certain about how the brain actually functions.
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Designing and developing solutions securely matter very little if deployment is poorly managed.
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We built almost everything here ourselves, with very little help from construction workers.
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One could interpret this (admittedly very little) info about Wallace as Slytherin-like.
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No, it died quietly, without much fanfare and very little mourning, on Twitter.
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So private companies really hold very little sway in America's enormous prison system.
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Mariota rushed the throw off his back foot and with very little zip.
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It will engage the bases and likely offer very little blowback anywhere else.
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In fact, the Kanchanaburi route has in the past been used very little.
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There was very little in the speech about Chinese assertiveness in East Asia.
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It's a very delicate situation and he has very little room for maneuver.
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Baldoni recommends volunteers bring very little, as water and refreshments will be provided.
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Hawthorne, though he esteemed Melville, wanted very little to do with him. The
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" She added, "This is a strange year and very little surprises me anymore!
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Teachers get paid very little even though they are basically shaping children's lives.
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We know very little about the long-term effects of high-deductible plans.
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The first half was a back-and-forth affair that decided very little.
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Unfortunately, there's very little actual research out there when it comes to this.
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Now he's mired on the Flyers third line and generating very little offense.
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Like the demon on your back, there's very little to explain about it.
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There are no geographical references, no time references, and very little abstract vocabulary.
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It reminds you that, by and large, very little happens in the world.
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"There is very little in the way of technical support," one trader said.
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There was very little else going on but it had great sound effects.
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How they reverberate through the broader system is very little studied or understood.
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"There's very little bidding on drugs," Trump said in one speech last month.
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It may be that the big, heralded change will have very little effect.
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"In the current food world, the term 'natural' means very little," Brennan says.
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By issuing such a blanket denial, Trump leaves himself very little wiggle room.
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We really like, in those countries, the fact that there's very little competition.
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These devices all have singular purposes with very little incentive to cross communicate.
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There's extremely cold days and spectacularly hot ones with very little in between.
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But in the periphery, surprisingly, we see very little color or fine detail.
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Snatching random browsing data would be invasive and weird, with very little benefit.
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There was very little reaction to the statements in any of the markets.
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And there's very little regulators can do to force them to provide coverage.
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The days of a lot of grief, sure, but very little decision complexity.
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Wages have very little to do with the story he tells about immigration.
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There is very little telepathic, magical, or otherwise inexplicable to be found here.
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"It's so appealing as there's very little training, it's low cost and convenient."
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There is very little in the way of wall text in this show.
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Wade "settled law"—a position that means very little to abortion rights advocates.
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In India, Dr Palat explains, their training includes very little about pain management.
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There was very little demand, so pharmaceutical companies weren't incentivized to make vaccines.
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While it says there was very little difference for logged out, incognito browsers.
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Very little about Eternal Champion's moveset, spread across nine useable characters, was intuitive.
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DEMOCRATS and Republicans in Congress seem to agree on very little these days.
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I give her very little dialogue and I keep her past very mysterious.
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In this, red phone booths or no, Gibraltar looks very little like Britain.
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It was true I drank very little water, some days none at all.
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"Now if you die there is very little left of you," says George.
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Kyle Dowley: The trash can sucks namely because it's got very little expandability.
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Previously, the Obama FCC showed very little interest in changing FCC privacy issues.
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With Republicans in full control of the government, Democrats have very little leverage.
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Both produced crisp and clear images with very little distortion and no vignetting.
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Very little in science—and least of all medical science—is so certain.
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It's a clear contrast to Playboy's origins, when women had very little autonomy.
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If it did, would we ignore that most versions have very little flavor?
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"Very little of what I've done with him has been tutorial," he said.
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In a large building, many people can get away with doing very little.
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WARREN BUFFETT: No. No. It-- it-- it's-- we earn very little on it.
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"Historically, we've been very scrappy and done very little paid marketing," said Rudolph.
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Lampert is putting up very little new money as part of this bid.
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Unfortunately, to date they have taken very little action to reflect their statements.
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He's a wonderfully creative person but he shouldn't be getting very little sleep.
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INGRAHAM: I think there is very little guidance to the lower courts, though.
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He spent very little time discussing legal strategies with his team of lawyers.
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It makes very little sense why Comey never revealed the Russia investigation. 19.
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"Sounds like more of a wild extrapolation from very little data," he said.
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Unfortunately, it may tell us very little about what may happen in November.
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But there's generally very little organic, popular democratic appetite for capitalist creative destruction.
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"In Cuba, you work really hard, and you earn very little," she said.
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"Honestly, we started this knowing very little about the spirits landscape," says Hermansen.
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Beyond his generosity in serving up taters, very little about Irabu was endearing.
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"I draw many hours a day and I sleep very little," says Riaza.
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I'm more concerned about saving art that has very little chance of surviving.
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"Very little will happen in a three to five year window," says Muro.
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At this point, there is very little that Amandla Stenberg cannot do. Acting?
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There's really very little he or anyone else could have done about that.
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He said the next order would change "very little" from the first one.
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It's remarkable what shows with very little fat can do for your quality.
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By the time we are adults, we usually retain very little brown fat.
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Alex: In the original comic, we learn very, very little about Hooded Justice.
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Part of how we do this is by throwing out very little food.
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"There's very little, procedurally, that the minority can do by itself," Reynolds says.
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In fact, very little about the production will signal the story's Chinese origins.
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But the Georgia Democrat also has very little experience on the national stage.
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There is very little about the novel that reveals Dolly's thoughts and emotions.
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And there is very little that is democratic about the West Bank model.
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They invested very little, and I think now they will pay the price.
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"I use very little cash in the course of a month," he said.
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Practically, these changes made very little difference to The Golden Compass's profit margin.
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Very little of this is inevitable, and that's what makes it more frustrating.
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In the hours since I first arrived there, very little has been confirmed.
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Removing direct US oil subsidies would have very little effect on US emissions.
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"There is very little [genetic] variation in Europe," Erlich says, as an example.
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And yet, they send their product to us — no taxes, very little taxes.
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But despite this extinct rhino's spectacular appearance, very little is known about it.
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Walking also costs the city very little, unlike cars and even public transit.
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Robert S. Mueller III has spoken, but he had very little to say.
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But there's very little systematic research on the lead situation in most cities.
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The island produces very little and has little money to spend on imports.
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Remember that very little was expected of the current version of the Seahawks.
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There was objectively very little that was funny about the Ford-Kavanaugh testimony.
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"I came in knowing very little about the Doctor or Twitch," he says.
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"I came in knowing very little about the Doctor or Twitch," he says.
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"Phoning it in" means to do something with very little effort or enthusiasm.
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There's very little good research on the reproductive risks of many lab chemicals.
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Historically, there is very little evidence they have been able to do that.
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Luckily, the stars have humanity to spare, and very little left to prove.
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But there is still very little planning for their integration into Turkish society.
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But even then, Huntsman appears to have said very little on Russian affairs.
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She stayed in the race for a long time, but accomplished very little.
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Beyond the VP selection, Biden is giving very little issue ground to Sanders.
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This recipe easily accomplishes that, with very little work and without a grill.
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Since the crackers' creation in 1902, Barnum's Animals packaging had changed very little.
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Because I'm from a landlocked state, I did very little research before enlisting.
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The US, however, imports very little toilet paper — less than 10% in 2017.
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She was one of nine siblings and her family had very little money.
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"We have very little idea how these things happen in nature," he said.
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What's more, Staples has very little debt, just about $1 billion in total.
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The iPhone knows everything about us, but we know very little about it.
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In a musical full of fight songs, there's very little fight at all.
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In very short order, and with very little effort, everything fell into place.
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For starters, Shrill Season 2 ventures into very little (if any) untrod territory.
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Companies can use software to make millions of calls at very little expense.
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But there seems to be very little of that in Thailand these days.
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At the time, very little was known about the elusive animals, says Watson.
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She had warned me, before my trip, that she spoke very little English.
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"Very little will be left," preservation director João Carlos Nara told Agência Brasil.
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Moving the goalposts five days makes very, very little difference in that dynamic.
|
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On paper, the Foreign Secretary should have very little trouble retaining his seat.
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I am satisfied to report that, in those respects, very little has changed.
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Unfortunately, the IRS has provided very little guidance with regard to bitcoin taxation.
|
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" Schiff: "The president's oath of office appears to mean very little to him.
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The civilian government has very little say, if any, in these policy initiatives.
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After about third grade, very little time is devoted to explicit writing instruction.
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I numbly scattered my tickets among a variety of prizes, expecting very little.
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And yet they offered very little information about the scope of the interference.
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At the same time, very little has been said about intellectual property protections.
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As a result, there is "very little residual value" left for IPO investors.
|
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They knew very little about schizophrenia and had no one to turn to.
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In other words, very little about this is clean, or black and white.
|
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HARTFORD — Very little is going right for this once proud New England capital.
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Milan At the Fendi fall 2020 show, very little was what it seemed.
|
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My school has very little diversity compared to other schools in my county.
|
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Very little resistance to point to until this stock gets back to $40.
|
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And don't forget that some of the best holiday experiences cost very little.
|
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Outside of the cartel "hit list," Wildlands does very little to acknowledge progression.
|
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For three years, I did very little socializing, or traveling, or anything really.
|
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Even after demonstrating they met the criteria, DACA beneficiaries were given very little.
|
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Officials had released very little information about the review of deaths until Thursday.
|
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Winters were horrible, as there was usually very little film production going on.
|
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The point is that Trump has very little to lose in this equation.
|
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And yet they send their product to us — no taxes, very little taxes.
|
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Despite the fascination with them, very little had been discovered about the narwhal.
|
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If this makes very little sense to you, then welcome to the party.
|
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Travelers know there is very little privacy when it comes to air travel.
|
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The fact is, we give the possibility of human extinction very little thought.
|
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It's a very different DSCC — he got very little support, almost no support.
|
|
There's very little incentive for a GOP senator to go wobbly right now.
|
|
" The president later hit back, saying that Scaramucci "know's very little about me.
|
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So when you look at the overall government, there's really very little dispute.
|
|
But the punkish protagonist, Wren (Susan Berman), has very little going for her.
|
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The locker room is small, and there is very little opportunity for privacy.
|
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This will give insurance companies very little incentive to cover abortions at all.
|
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And once they are out of your hands, you have very little control.
|
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In fact, researchers have very little data on ISIS's revenues from antiquities looting.
|
|
Victor Hugo Green remains a mysterious figure about whom we know very little.
|
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"He knew he had very little time to help people," Mancuso told CNBC.
|
|
He played very little in his first two seasons, catching just 22002 passes.
|
|
It can be a joy or abomination—there is very little middle ground.
|
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It had come down with very little fanfare, and I was inexplicably heartbroken.
|
|
In the end, what he's done counts for what seems like very little.
|
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This policy has been in place for months, with very little public outcry.
|
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Eating disorders make very little sense to people who haven't experienced them firsthand.
|
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" "There was very little change in the statement, which was probably as expected.
|
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And, well, politically, presidents have very little to lose by exercising the option.
|
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His actions were rarely copied by others; very little happened in his slipstream.
|
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To Charney, the owner of the company, what was harassment was very little.
|
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However, as an executive action, DACA holds very little weight in the country.
|
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Very little is known about the frequency and nature of pain in dreams.
|
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Very little work has been done on understanding and responding to these possibilities.
|
|
The Senate has to thread a very narrow needle — in very little time.
|
|
The reality is that there's very little for us to know as of now.
|
|
But the challenge is that you can only harvest very little energy at once.
|
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There's very little for me to do with Eggbert when he gets like this.
|
|
But the Electronic Freedom Foundation quickly pointed out that the amendments change very little.
|
|
Uber has not reported a profit, so it has paid very little in taxes.
|
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"We just watched a very little man give a very scary speech," he said.
|
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"There is very little common ground between Pope Francis and Donald Trump," Hornbeck said.
|
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"There is usually very little public information revealed about LNG arbitration cases," said Taverner.
|
|
At the same time, experts claim very little has been invested in boating infrastructure.
|
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In the event that happens, you can do very little to take it back.
|
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That person then sets out to build the missing gadget with very little help.
|
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Despite Jack's ability to travel in time, he has very little control over outcomes.
|
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There was likely very little upside — but clearly there was a lot of downside.
|
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National boundaries mattered very little in terms of sourcing and manufacturing, went the argument.
|
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Unfortunately, very little is known about the physiological mechanism by which EHS causes symptoms.
|
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But the drought has gone down and now, this week, very little drought left.
|
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There's probably very little your digestive tract—or your immune system—would object to.
|
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To the contrary, the deadliness of the home has very little malice in it.
|
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Compared to them, to Luther and Cal, I did very little on the internet.
|
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"Very few people recognize her and she gets very little attention," says a source.
|
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"I've been in an organization where we're taught to say very little," Brady explained.
|
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It imports poultry meat mainly from the United States and exports very little poultry.
|
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That means Trump's support will grow very little as the field continues to narrow.
|
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People who are fully vaccinated against measles have very little risk of becoming infected.
|
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There's really very little stopping someone else doing the same thing to you. Why?
|
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It faces very little blockbuster competition until Captain America: Civil War on May 6.
|
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The bad news is, there is very little money, which I find very insulting.
|
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Justice Scalia's opinion in Jones actually provides very little protection against government location tracking.
|
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Because there's very little about our behaviors that are inevitable, including our worst behaviors.
|
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They were (and are!) cheap and fast to set up, requiring very little expertise.
|
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But that was nothing, or very little, compared to what happened a month later.
|
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What that adds up to is actually very little for the driver, says Campbell.
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