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But political progress has been more halting than the economic sort.
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A change to a more halting style could leave him overmatched.
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But Safarova's progress in singles has been more halting, her game less precise, and she arrived at the Open unseeded.
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But over time, it has been extended by American democrats both formally and substantively—though in this latter case, on a distinctly more halting basis.
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But as her questioning began, the arrangement appeared more halting and cumbersome than efficient, as it resembled a courtroom trial more than a typical Senate hearing.
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And the episode jumps back and forth with more necessity than grace, so Claire and Frank's relationship sometimes registers as even more halting and abrupt than it is.
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Still, hedge fund managers stress that the "retail big short" is going to be fundamentally different from the housing downturn — far more halting and slow — which makes it hard to carry out anything other than tactical, opportunistic trades.
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I have always taken this to be why the Clinton I first knew — the one who burst onto the scene in 1992 — has been replaced by a more halting and timid figure, who cloaks her progressive stances in what she believes is possible, and who seems intent on proving to everyone that she'll be the toughest there is on questions of national security.
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Without any obvious cause, Genie's incontinence immediately resurfaced, and was especially severe for the first few weeks after she moved in but persisted at a lower level for several months. In contrast to Butler's writings, the Riglers observed Genie still acted out her anger on herself and noted that certain situations in particular, such as spilling containers of liquid, sent her into tantrum behavior, which doctors attributed to her having been beaten for these actions as a child. They also wrote that Genie was extremely frightened of their dog, and upon seeing it for the first time she immediately ran and hid. The research team recorded her speech being much more halting and hesitant than Ruch had described, writing that Genie very rarely spoke and that, for the first three months of her stay, almost always used one-word utterances.
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