Such remotely hosted services are subscription based, making them easier to forecast than "lumpier" software licences.
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Everybody's a little older and a little lumpier now, but they're all as sloppy as ever.
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Fitch views RY's future credit performance in the capital markets business to be potentially lumpier than similarly rated peers.
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By contrast, the magnetic fields emanating from Uranus and Neptune looked lumpier and more complex, with more than two poles.
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Also, the silhouettes at 18 East are a little wider, and sometimes lumpier, and vary from item to item, while Adsum is consistently slim.
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Private surveys suggest that growth was much lumpier last year, with the economy initially soft, then picking up in the final months thanks to stimulus policies.
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That's not because the seats at Soho Rep, where this extraordinary show opened on Sunday night, are any harder or lumpier than those of most small, downtown theaters.
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In the film's lumpier portions — which often consist of Rylance frolicking around and speaking in an invented giant tongue — this visual variety may be all that keeps audiences invested.
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Moreover, a trio of astronomers recently suggested that the universe is even lumpier and denser than the standard recipe prescribes, based on a recent analysis of the Planck data.
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Proceeds from that deal will be used to fund the $50 million payout — which averages out to $66,000 per employee, although actual distributions are lumpier (the smallest check size is $7,500).
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The series has hit this paradoxical level where it's as solidly put together as ever, particularly in terms of its editing (each hour seems to fly by), but the storytelling is lumpier and more misshapen than it's ever been.
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Later, Aidells founded his own sausage company. Another co-op, the Juice Bar Collective, opened in 1976. In 1977, Medrich opened a chocolate and dessert shop named Cocolat on the same block as Chez Panisse and Pig-by-the-Tail. Medrich's chocolate truffles were somewhat larger and lumpier than their French cousins; these became known as California truffles.
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Ben Brantley wrote in The New York Times, "The great gift of this production, first staged in London two years ago, is its quiet insistence that looking is the art by which all people shape their lives. ...a familiar show shimmers with a new humanity and clarity that make theatergoers see it with virgin eyes. And while Sunday remains a lopsided piece — pairing a near-perfect, self-contained first act with a lumpier, less assured second half — this production goes further than any I’ve seen in justifying the second act’s existence."Brantley, Ben.
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Cachapa with "hand cheese" Cachapa or Arepa de Choclo (Spanish for "crumpet") is a traditional dish made from maize flour from the Venezuelan and Colombian cuisine. Like arepas, they are popular at roadside stands. They can be made like pancakes of fresh corn dough, or wrapped in dry corn leaves and boiled (cachapa de hoja). The most common varieties are made with fresh ground corn mixed into a thick batter and cooked on a budare, like pancakes; the cachapa is slightly thicker and lumpier because of the pieces from corn kernels.
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Ceres; the slightly smaller, mostly round Vesta; and the much smaller, much lumpier Eros The amorphous nucleus of the comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko The IAU definitions of planet and dwarf planet require that a Sun-orbiting body has undergone the rounding process to reach a roughly spherical shape, an achievement known as hydrostatic equilibrium. The same spheroidal shape can be seen from smaller rocky planets like Mars to gas giants like Jupiter. Any natural Sun-orbiting body that has not reached hydrostatic equilibrium is classified by the IAU as a small Solar System body (SSB). These come in many non-spherical shapes which are lumpy masses accreted haphazardly by in-falling dust and rock; not enough mass falls in to generate the heat needed to complete the rounding.
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