But ultimately Sir Salman's games feel more bloated than bountiful.
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The court had become ever more bloated and self-satisfied over the decades.
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They might also feel more bloated, hungry, or fatigued on top of that.
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And it's not because it looks even more bloated and ridiculous than the first.
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It's a classic sequel, larger and more bloated, less tidy, but possibly more interesting.
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But the behemoth litigation is only becoming more bloated, contentious and difficult to resolve.
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In fact, some find that a probiotic makes them more bloated, not less, Freuman said.
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Why does he look so much more bloated in his neck and in his face than in his midsection?
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At the same time, it continues to hog memory in some situations and has grown more bloated over the years.
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But Seattle's ultra-liberal politicians are making things worse by insisting on more bloated government to solve a problem bloated government created.
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Still, the available data reveal a process that is somehow even more bloated and bureaucratic than when Clinton's Council on Environmental Quality criticized it.
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Some foods, like cruciferous vegetables and legumes, can make you more bloated than others, Dr. Veloso says, because they produce more gas in your intestines (here's why that happens).
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The email also alludes to the fluid nature of the primary field, which, after some winnowing, stands to potentially become more bloated even two months before the Iowa caucuses.
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A wingspan this large is more reminiscent of a conglomerate than a retailer, which makes Amazon's share price seem even more bloated: stockmarkets typically apply a "conglomerate discount" to reflect their inefficiencies.
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But they also became heavier and more bloated and, by the early 1980s began to face stiff competition from import brands, like Porsche and Ferrari, which were rapidly gaining a foothold in the U.S. market.
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So while politicians from both parties loudly complain about "waste, fraud and abuse" in taxing and spending, the costs of regulation mean the federal government is 2628 percent more bloated than even the most strident stump speech would suggest.
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It's been three decades since the last major overhaul, and our tax code has grown even more bloated and unwieldy, saddling individual taxpayers with a thicket of paperwork and businesses with the highest corporate tax rate in the developed world.
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Hardware slowdownsMost of the slowdown you'll see on your gadgets is down to the software getting more bloated and more sophisticated while the hardware stays the same, but there is some physical degradation at play too, not least in lithium-ion batteries.
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Not only is iTunes an albatross that just keeps getting more bloated, separating the app (again, you can still link your local files with it if you want — the same way Spotify does) will let the features of the service itself shine.
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Physically, Seagal's body went from a skinny, untoned, book-store clerk look in his earlier movies to progressively more and more bloated and decadent looking as the decade went on, until he arrived at his current look of mustachioed walrus crime lord.
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If your gas suddenly seems fouler or more frequent, or if you're feeling more bloated or burp-y than usual, there could be a number of things going on — but even if you feel concerned enough to want to ask a doc about it, it's not exactly the most comfortable thing to talk about.
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When such an application is removed (uninstalled), it is also rather the default than the exception, that its registry entries are not being purged and remain in the database. The Windows Registry is rather extensive and with time becomes more and more bloated. Without the user knowing exactly what to look for, a simple search can be compared to finding the "needle in a haystack." Therefore, with regards to purpose and volume, dconf cannot be compared to the Windows Registry.
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The Allegro was assembled by Innocenti in Italy where it was badged as the Innocenti Regent. Stylistically, it went against the sharp-edged styling cues that were becoming fashionable (largely led by Italian designer Giorgetto Giugiaro), and featured rounded panel work. The original styling proposal, by Harris Mann, had the same sleek, wedge-like shape of the Princess, but because British Leyland management, keen to control costs, wanted to install the existing E-Series engine and bulky heating system from the Marina, it became impossible to incorporate the low bonnet line as envisaged: the bodyshell began to look more and more bloated and tubby.
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The decision to start creating Guild Wars 2 began in a design meeting for Guild Wars Utopia, back when the company was releasing campaigns on a sixth-month development cycle. The team realised that they would not be able to do everything they wanted within the constraints of the scope that they had previously defined for campaigns and the limited amount of time available to them, and at the behest of Jeff Strain, found themselves discussing how the continued addition of features and content in stand-alone campaigns was leading to more bloated tutorials and difficulty in balancing the ever-increasing number of skills. Eventually, the discussion evolved into a blueprint for an entirely new game.PC Gamer no.
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