He obsessed over every slight until it was succeeded by the next slight.
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That's compared to a slight decrease for Samsung and a slight increase for Apple.
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"When I say it is of slight interest, it is of slight interest," Cousins said.
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A very slight inch higher in interest rates caused a more than slight drop in application volume.
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They are mirroring the national trends of a slight decline of conservatives and slight rise of liberals.
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But an unintentional slight here, an unintentional slight there, and it starts to add up to real exclusion.
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And I did find cases where the woman's interpretation of the slight was much larger than the actual slight.
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Previously, it was calling for adjusted earnings per share to range between a slight decrease to a slight increase.
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For many Americans today a slight against their party or politician is taken as a slight against them, the voter.
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In other words: A slight increase of lead in blood widens the education gap, but a slight decrease narrows it.
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"Florida, for example, has seen a slight pickup in GOP voters and a slight downtick in Democratic voters," he says.
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So that's probably the only game in the world where I'd have a slight edge with him, a very slight edge.
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The wider trade gap in June, compared to May, reflected a slight drop in exports and a slight rise in imports.
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So, is it a slight, slight bump, perhaps, to capacity for other routes here whether here in the U.S. or to Europe?
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The other way of looking at it is, if I feel violated by that slight, it doesn't matter objectively how minor that slight was.
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Among independent voters, CNN and Politico found slight decreases in support for the impeachment process, while Quinnipiac found a slight uptick from mid-October.
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So yeah, when I say ERIN and AARON out loud, I can detect a slight, slight difference on the front end of those names.
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"Rio results last night was a slight miss and Suncorp was also a slight miss", said Mathan Somasundaram, market portfolio strategist at Blue Ocean Equities.
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In-The-Know: White women saw a (slight) decline in life expectancy for the first time since 2005, while Black men saw a slight increase.
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"They're not in it for a break-even or a slight loss or a slight gain," said Jeffrey Cohen, a bankruptcy lawyer at Lowenstein Sandler.
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People who get sick tend to first experience minor ailments, such as a headache, a slight cough, and a slight fever, for about a week.
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Metro confirmed its forecast for the 2016/17 fiscal year for a slight rise in overall sales and a slight improvement in EBIT before special items.
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Meanwhile in oil, around the flat-line or posted slight losses early on Thursday, with slightly down at $53.80, while eked out slight gains, at $56.25.
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In the third quarter, there was a slight decrease in the percentage of loans 30 days overdue and slight increase in those that were 60 days delinquent.
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It's nobody's fault, really: this kind of guy—relentless, eccentric, possessed of a slight charm that's also a slight threat—has got a bit old, that's all.
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The "moustache" grille has received some slight alterations and just below them the body of the car has received some more slight alterations to the unique diamond-shaped vents.
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As expected, this year's election produced a slight increase in upper-house seats for the BJP and a slight loss to Congress, with the balance held by regional parties.
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Meyer said the pace of auto sales is manageable for the economy, and the sector could go from a slight positive for growth to a neutral or slight negative.
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Even worse for Olympian Brandon Starc is the fact that he bears a slight (very slight) resemblance to the actor, Isaac Hempstead Wright, who plays Bran on the HBO series.
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The first of those elections, the 2016 referendum on whether to leave the European Union, recorded a slight majority of voters choosing to leave and a slight minority choosing to stay.
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Don't slight Drake – especially if you aren't Josh Gad.
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That smallness -- no slight too small to respond to!
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Some features, such as the doubling of the standard deduction; the slight decrease in tax rates (the lowest non-zero rate actually goes up, from 10% to 12%); and the also slight (too slight for Republican Marco Rubio) increase in the child credit from $1000 to $1600 will indeed help middle class wage-earners.
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Not much has changed since last year, but there has been some slight progress in the areas of economics and education, and slight declines in the areas of civic engagement and health.
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But at the end of the day, it's up to you to decide whether or not a slight difference in price is worth a slight step forward towards a more sustainable food future.
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The basic system is this: just like Morse code, letters are ascribed a dot-and-line series, but the "dot" is a slight increase in tempo, and the "line" is a slight decrease.
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Essentially, Gordon points to a slight pullback in IWM at the beginning of September and says the slight drop in IWM at the beginning of this month mirrors the distance of the first.
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The IMF said advanced economies as a whole will see a slight weakening of growth in 2016 to 1.6 percent, while emerging market economies will see a slight gain to 4.2 percent growth.
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A slight nuisance, but not the end of the world.
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There's a "slight risk of flash flooding" in this region.
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As a culture, we have a slight tendency to exaggerate.
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Between 2014 and 2015, there was a slight unexplained uptick.
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The tech and manufacturing company did slight miss on earnings.
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A further 15 people had slight injuries, the company said.
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As we've written, asteroids have slight and uneven gravitational fields.
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Then the slight spiciness is enhanced with a nutmeg essence.
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This slight variation on the format is still good, though.
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Content Warning: This piece contains slight details of sexual abuse.
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Still, recent polls have showed a slight lead for Menendez.
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The consumer staples and real estate sectors logged slight gains.
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The contract was on pace for a slight weekly gain.
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For Britons, the impact may feel slight or even ambiguous.
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It's more than just a slight case of the butterflies.
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That's a slight premium to the average stock in the .
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But even slight irritation would cause the larynx to spasm.
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Some see slight parallels with Boris Yeltsin's rise to power.
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EPA has hinted that the final version require slight increases.
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Abbie is a slight girl weighing less than 224 pounds.
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Need a slight push to fill in those final squares?
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But there is still a slight snag to this trend.
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Reuters polls show slight improvements are expected across all releases.
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She made slight adjustments using the auto tool for lighting.
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Let's say it's flat to slight declining year over year.
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No slight to the Eastern Conference favorites was intended, Matt.
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He had a slight fever and thought he had appendicitis.
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The result was a slight twist on her early theme.
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He forecast a slight reduction in the company's crude intake.
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The company has pledged a slight increase in operating margin.
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It's colorful with slight animations that I think look nice.
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She described him as composed, giving her a slight nod.
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A slight drop in the participation rate was a negative.
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It was down slight in Wednesday's premarket, trading at $208.
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"That [ETF] is already making slight new highs," said Worth.
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Trump's inability to let the tiniest slight go is legendary.
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Alicia responded with a slight, incredulous tensing of her brow.
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That's a slight uptick from the 70 percent in 2015.
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Dean Heller holds only a slight edge over Democratic Rep.
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Slight fluctuations in the number of MPs are nothing new.
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The slight underperformance could entice more investment dollars into munis.
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For the week, the three major indexes notched slight gains.
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There are slight differences between episodic foresight and prospective memory.
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Trump also received a slight boost in his favorability ratings.
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The game felt somewhat slight by Animal Crossing standards, however.
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Of the two privileged species, cats have a slight advantage.
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Advertisements were dominated by thin, white women with slight silhouettes.
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The changes in the language of today's statement were slight.
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Despite this, Clinton's score has recently managed a slight improvement.
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She has that casual, open conversational tone, a slight accent.
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Markets lose direction: US stock futures point to slight gains.
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Noisey: This has a slight style change to earlier releases.
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And another slight decline is expected for the third quarter.
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This came as a surprise (and slight annoyance) for us.
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The team held a slight advantage over the other teams.
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Along with enhanced search, there's also a slight design tweak.
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Some economists expect a further slight deterioration this financial year.
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The PRI had a slight advantage in Zacatecas and Durango.
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Gianforte is seen as a slight favorite in the race.
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"I had a slight headache before the game," James said.
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And then also give people slight empathy for the reporters.
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"Yes, I think so," she says after a slight pause.
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This is a shocking slight that the museum must redress.
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She's even seen a slight benefit for healthy control subjects.
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There was also a slight issue with the camera position.
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That's a slight increase from the fourth quarter of 2014.
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They both have a slight diastema, which is very cute.
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A man who takes every slight -- real or perceived -- personally.
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Walk hands back until torso is at a slight angle.
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Wall Street futures pointed to slight gains at the open.
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"It's not just a slight masculinization," says biologist Carin Bondar.
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He's open to Congress making slight expansions to the program.
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The market posted slight gains last week and reached records.
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It's a slight concern in the back in the mind.
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A salmon producer meanwhile expected a slight rise in prices.
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The Lightning had a slight edge over other teams, however.
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The overall subway system shows slight signs of possible improvement.
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Oil prices extended slight gains seen in the last session.
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At the time, these words caused only a slight ripple.
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The rest of the program, while more traditional, remained slight.
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Keep your legs in motion somehow, no matter how slight.
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None of these women have slight instruments or passive personas.
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But is Trump relishing in this attempt to slight Trudeau?
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"All these lives ruined over one slight misjudgment," he said.
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"I am Morgan," the girl said, with only slight hesitation.
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Kyrsten Sinema (D) is a slight favorite to beat Rep.
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Bill Nelson probably is a slight favorite over Republican Gov.
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In Britain, the FTSE 100 ended with a slight gain.
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There is a slight delay activating Siri via the button.
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Organic sales growth would be slight to moderate, it added.
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I'm not alone in my slight obsession with the show.
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Toss in home field, and the Panthers are slight favorites.
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I leaned into the slight alcohol buzz I still had.
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It asks redundant questions; it gives few or slight answers.
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Trudeau wasn't one to take such a slight lying down.
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Well, there might be a slight hiccup in that plan.
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Every little slight sets him off on an angry riff.
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Meaning, the lower the work ... it's slight, but it's there.
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Other (slight) exceptions to the whitewashed norms of women's glossies?
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Hell, even to the trained eye, differences can be slight.
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"I have one slight request from you," Clarke asked LeBlanc.
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Four years of agonized labor went into music this slight.
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Even if this one speaks with a slight Austrian accent.
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The popular toy manufacturer erased slight gains during regular trading.
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Does that give the Rams a slight edge this year?
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You can see the film online; it's attractive, if slight.
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Madonna's slight gap adds character to the Material Girl's smile.
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All together, a slight majority of Americans expressed serious concern.
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If anything, there was a slight downgrade to median expectations.
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My favorite was 60A's "Slight," which becomes "Sleight," or DEXTERITY.
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There's a slight chance of flurries this afternoon and evening.
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But more common were slight increases and even some declines.
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Any slight variation could make a difference for a patient.
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Then there's the slight issue of China's obvious expansionist ambitions.
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The dollar has already returned from its slight price dip.
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Is it possible to avenge a slight without appearing petty?
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Is there an ironclad rule about what constitutes a slight?
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"I've got nothing against a slight cranial crest," Evison writes.
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A slight delay on the touchline as Marcelo looks injured.
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Every step forward, no matter how slight, is worth something.
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"He'll make a very slight stage direction," Mr. Murray said.
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There were slight scars on his forehead and his nose.
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He is sturdily built and walks with a slight hunch.
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A slight increase in the rate could further improve solvency.
|
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But Beijing is now discussing slight reductions in those restrictions.
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"Slight delays added up to long delays," Dr. Wharam said.
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Then, listen again, and notice slight differences in the cries.
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"We were certainly cautious with slight optimism," the strategist said.
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Warning: Slight spoilers from Narcos: Mexico season 2 are ahead.
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He feels a slight even in the most innocuous comment.
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There were some breathy passages and slight signs of strain.
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WB added slight color to the logo for each poster.
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"Don't know, really," Trebek told us with a slight smile.
|
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A few of the stories seem slight, like clever vignettes.
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The Nasdaq closed with a slight gain of 0.3 percent.
|
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Citigroup and Morgan Stanley have posted slight gains so far.
|
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And the slight little things she does are incredibly telling.
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The only change was a slight yellowing of his face.
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He is aware of the slight, and tries to compensate.
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The totals are subject to slight changes by the Jan.
|
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Ponte, a heavyweight knit, has a slight stretch to it.
|
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This slight difference in temperature generates a flow of electricity.
|
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A slight majority in that poll — 2628 percent — still disagree.
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Also: A slight to Native Americans; good riddance to landlines.
|
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He also said he expects a "slight downturn" this year.
|
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From across the table, Eli Rosenbaum managed a slight smile.
|
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The videogame publisher's revenue topped estimates by a slight margin.
|
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"You made a slight mistake with the Pikachu," he noted.
|
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Its futures price pointed to a slight rise Friday morning.
|
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Some economists had expected a slight upward revision in consumption.
|
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Recent polls show Gillum with a slight lead over DeSantis.
|
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The slight move lower for yields countered Monday's small rise.
|
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Other indexes stateside also finished the day with slight gains.
|
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The markets closed mixed, with the Dow posting slight gains.
|
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Like Trump, Paglia is paranoid and never forgets a slight.
|
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Forecasters consider Democrats at least slight favorites to do so.
|
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But there is a slight chance of showers this afternoon.
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But gains were still slight, and export demand remained sluggish.
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He described the problem as slight "achiness" in his forearm.
|
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And despite his slight frame, he refused to be intimidated.
|
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Many brands have dozens of models with only slight differences.
|
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The fact is not a slight on the vice president.
|
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The slight uptick follows a 0.1 percent rise in February.
|
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Slight negatives were that they do this from 6 a.m.
|
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Sinema outperformed polling, which showed McSally with a slight lead.
|
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But here's a slight glimpse of some newsmaking involving Uber.
|
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Slight malformations on a tree usually mean the scrap pile.
|
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I'm afraid there might be a slight misunderstanding between us.
|
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But, I made a slight adjustment and it went away.
|
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The data firm now estimates that the third quarter outlook has changed from a slight gain of 0.2% as recently as June 20193 to a slight decline of 0.3% as of late last week.
|
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A slight dimming in the light, a slight wobble in the light — it is from such fine measurements that astronomers determine an exoplanet's existence, the radius of its orbit, its mass and its density.
|
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To give the tax credit for a slight drop in emissions (if you start in 2007) or a slight rise in emissions (if you start 2009) is about as valid as reading goat entrails.
|
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The new rules may lead to a bit more comparison and switching of current accounts, meaning a slight increase in competition on account fees and therefore a slight decrease in the average margins for banks.
|
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The eclipse's bow wave was too slight to detect—until now.
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We all know that Gilmore Girls has a slight diversity problem.
|
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Even a slight elevation can reduce IQ and stunt childhood development.
|
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Hang him!' because they now have some slight, flimsy f—— pretense.
|
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It reported a slight revenue miss in the most recent quarter.
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So to trans people, this is just another slight by society.
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But there might be some slight misdirection at play here. Enjoy!
|
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To our slight surprise and great relief, it worked almost immediately.
|
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The flight will experience a slight delay as we swap aircraft.
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But maybe you think that slight is just a media creation.
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MALCOLM: Slight nod to Brett Kavanaugh, but it could... BURMAN: Why?
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TIPS: Have a slight bend in your elbow at all times.
|
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" SCOTT HOLDS SLIGHT LEAD ON NELSON WITH OLDER VOTERS Politico: "Gov.
|
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Stanford maintained a slight lead through much of the opening period.
|
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Now, we are talking a pretty slight difference, but it's noticeable.
|
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In fact, some have even posted slight gains since June 23.
|
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The number included three officers who suffered slight injuries, he said.
|
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What are the potential health effects of even slight editing mistakes?
|
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Slight him, diss him, hit him -- and he'll hit back harder.
|
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Options traders showed a slight preference for defensive trades in Chipotle.
|
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With just a slight tangent to talk about Orbs for Kings.
|
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The slight decline came after nearly three months of rising prices.
|
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The latter represents a slight (2.4%) decline since the prior quarter.
|
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Girardi's doctors believed, at the time, that there were slight improvements.
|
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Is she about to punish Offred for some crime or slight?
|
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But in a state where the DNC's perceived slight against Sen.
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That was a slight, I shouldn't have worded it like that.
|
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Every time we say head, it's like a slight to Nicolas.
|
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This slight difference was then seized upon by advertisers and exploited.
|
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It's a slight variation of previous ballot measures that went nowhere.
|
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To some readers, Ms Moshfegh's premise may seem fey and slight.
|
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The slight market tumble suggests mounting uncertainty around the King's health.
|
|
Even still, a slight vindication for the mainstreaming of modular phones.
|
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That is better than a previous forecast for a slight improvement.
|
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"I remember a feeling of slight panic creeping in," Blunt admitted.
|
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It's a straight-on stare with a slight pout — almost sensual.
|
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Mr Terrazas warns of overreaction to "any slight news of softness".
|
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It would be a huge slight if Simone were passed over.
|
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The Cleveland Fed estimates that they will show another slight fall.
|
|
You would perhaps have thought a slight softening of the time.
|
|
I sip it outside, enjoying the slight breeze and warm sun.
|
|
Identified: We had a slight issue with a routine software upgrade.
|
|
You can see warmth within him, though, even if it's slight.
|
|
That's a slight discount to the stock's Friday close of $39.37.
|
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Plus, the afternoon clouds might be accompanied by a slight drizzle.
|
|
It still dominates politics, despite a slight dip in the polls.
|
|
After a slight dawn of recognition, she acknowledged my reply kindly.
|
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It's not a super powerful system, and there's a slight delay.
|
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"We're held hostage, but only to a slight degree," Doll said.
|
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In years past, the data indicated slight increases in sea ice.
|
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The slight possibility that a massive asteroid could boop Earth. Jenga.
|
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The slight decline is a first after decades on the rise.
|
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South Korea's Kospi, however, saw slight losses to close at 2108.79,2109.6.
|
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Koma ended the passionate statement with a last slight against Zedd.
|
|
Economists polled by Reuters had expected a slight decline to 52.1.
|
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected a slight decline to 289.290.
|
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Yep, that's worth a slight delay before soaking up the sun.
|
|
Pollsters and pundits give it a slight edge this time, too.
|
|
Dazed reports that there was a slight change to the ad.
|
|
Analysts had expected only a slight tick up to 5.5 percent.
|
|
A salmon producer confirmed a slight downward pressure was taking place.
|
|
I don't want to slight anyone by not liking their post.
|
|
The only slight concern for Bjorn was the form of Rahm.
|
|
ET, with economists expecting a slight gain to a 213 reading.
|
|
Her G Wagon suffered a slight paint scuff during the collision.
|
|
Analysts forecast a slight fall in 2019 revenue to $1.28 billion.
|
|
That marked a slight drop from 11.905 million bpd in November.
|
|
Just 8% have only a slight preference, while 11% are undecided.
|
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There's a slight tinge of sadness in everything this phone touches.
|
|
American Express has been on a slight shopping spree of late.
|
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This hormone is responsible for a slight increase in oil production.
|
|
Things have worsened this year following a period of slight improvement.
|
|
In fact I think he is a slight favorite over Rep.
|
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I like my head to be at a slight angle, one
|
|
Sackler is thirty-four, slight, with a deliberate and unhurried air.
|
|
This year also saw the slight return of an environmentalist sensibility.
|
|
Because the only thing I got from it was slight nausea.
|
|
It's 30mph, it's an April day where there's a slight breeze.
|
|
A slight prickling, like sensation restoring itself to a numb hand.
|
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None of this, of course, is intended to slight Mr. Frazier.
|
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Company expects slight decline in its full year current operating income.
|
|
Still, the overall representation of women at Uber showed slight growth.
|
|
Though slight of build, he was on the varsity tennis team.
|
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"Fortunately there is some slight optimism," the team said on Twitter.
|
|
Mahrez is slight but swift, wonderfully balanced and full of trickery.
|
|
Economists polled by Reuters had expected a slight decline to 9.46793.
|
|
After snapping a couple of photos, I felt a slight drizzle...
|
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Since last Wednesday, funds have been slight net buyers of wheat.
|
|
Among those, Jones had only a slight edge (50% to 48%).
|
|
The candy company also was helped by a slight gain Wednesday.
|
|
I must admit, I had this slight attack of Stendhal Syndrome.
|
|
Violence was a common response to slight missteps, Mr. Weaver said.
|
|
That's not a slight against Samsung or the Note, per se.
|
|
Caron said studies have shown there could be a slight impact.
|
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There is a slight alteration in the makeup of its backers.
|
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It's hard to admit that there's a slight chance she's right.
|
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Trump's handshake with Obama, Michelle's expression, and a slight Clinton snub?
|
|
Benetti has a lazy eye and walks with a slight limp.
|
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These are slight negatives that argue against a continuing bull market.
|
|
Economists expect a slight decrease to 52 from 52.6 in July.
|
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However, there's a slight catch — cat owners are prohibited from applying.
|
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Most diamonds are not completely colorless, often possessing slight yellowish tints.
|
|
By this time, a slight fast-food headache was setting in.
|
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But his charisma cannot salvage what is ultimately a slight story.
|
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The gains in home prices took a slight breather in March.
|
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A handful of lower-tier candidates received a slight boost. Gov.
|
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Food was up 0.6 percent, against predictions of a slight fall.
|
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Clinton has a slight edge, but this is far from settled.
|
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To not do so could be perceived as a specific slight.
|
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Mr. Lowe is from Arkansas and speaks with a slight drawl.
|
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I also noticed that they had a slight kick to them.
|
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Yet the change was so slight that it wasn't statistically significant.
|
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"I don't think there's a slight suspicion it's true," he said.
|
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The slight declines were not as bad as investors had expected.
|
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Polls show a close race, with a slight lead for "yes".
|
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No money was involved, and the penalties would be too slight.
|
|
The ride up was bumpy, though, and the gains were slight.
|
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"Cheers," she says, and aluminum hits aluminum with a slight clang.
|
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It said it was making a slight profit on that business.
|
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"A slight prick," Paz said as he pushed three needles in.
|
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The result is a slight attractive force between the two plates.
|
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Going just on sterling values, this is a slight down-round.
|
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There was a slight pinch at the back of her jaw.
|
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He's short and slight, wearing a bucket hat, his earphones in.
|
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Those figures were offset by a slight increase in solar deployments.
|
|
The slight Athenian sports a trim beard and an easy laugh.
|
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But one possible (and slight) explanation might be their sedated tempo.
|
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Instead, I got a slight burn on my stomach and chest.
|
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"No, let's not go there," Obama exclaimed with a slight smile.
|
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But the slight improvement masked underlying weakness among the country's factories.
|
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Keep the old models around, just at a very slight discount.
|
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MEAT: The meat was juicy and brown with a slight char.
|
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"If I can make a slight profit, that's fine," he continued.
|
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For Mr. Westbrook, 74, the car's survival was only slight comfort.
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"Except for that slight irregularity, it's been great," Dr. Eiber said.
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In the case of Atwood's novel, the costs are relatively slight.
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Energy, consumer staples and utilities also average slight gains for September.
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Today, the group shows a slight preference for the Republican Party.
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But this kind of binary thinking is a slight to history.
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He dons the same slight smile as each photo is taken.
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I've always had a slight fashion envy because of that speed.
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Clinton holds a slight, single-digit lead in the Hoosier State.
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Would there be a slight chilling effect in reporting that story?
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SPX extended a slight loss and was also down 0.2 percent.
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The Mary of this picture is slight, pale, quiet and modest.
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Even slight increases in distance had drastic effects on child mortality.
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Even a slight nod or bow will get the job done.
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Still, the Nikon slight had people wondering: Not a single woman?
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He's a very slight favorite at this point, in my book.
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In Taiwan, officials were relieved by the typhoon's slight turn southward.
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Removal: Remove the foil and apply slight pressure to the nail.
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Did you have a slight inkling that you'd maybe get on?
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Still, this personal slight became a matter of national democratic urgency.
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Sexist behavior, whether slight or severe, is never acceptable or excusable.
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Biden has a slight lead in delegates after Super Tuesday wins.
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Both numbers represented a slight acceleration from the results in August.
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The print is also a slight uptick from December's 99.3 reading.
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Mr. Lowe is from Arkansas and speaks with a slight drawl.
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I experienced the fact of my death as a cosmic slight.
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With a slight shift of my weight forward, off I went.
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Weather: Mostly sunny, then a slight chance of thunderstorms after noon.
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Dave (Jeroen Perceval), bald and slight, is comparatively quiet and sensitive.
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Higher than-expected pricing drives a slight increase to our estimates.
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With a slight chill, this wine would be a summer delight.
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She had a slight cough, she said, but no other symptoms.
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There's still a slight westerly breeze, so continue to bundle up.
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The Vatican has said he is suffering from a "slight indisposition".
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The only slight difference is that we're us, and he's Grayson.
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There is a slight variation in 5G support across the phones.
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Earnings could be a slight positive for the market, analysts say.
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SLIGHT EXAGGERATION By Adam Zagajewski Translated by Clare Cavanagh 275 pp.
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A: I'd say a slight downturn in 2020 is very likely.
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And polls show that a slight majority really don't like him.
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Unfortunately, the Arianators perceived a slight where one did not exist.
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So far, Democrats have a slight edge in building voter energy.
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Analysts had been expecting a slight increase in domestic grain supplies.
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Other major U.S. indexes also finished the day with slight declines.
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One morning, the grandson noticed a slight tremor in his hand.
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Is "Café Society" too slight an occasion for Storaro's inquiring art?
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Sprout Social priced mid-range, and managed a slight valuation bump.
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Though the increase was slight, manufacturing has struggled for some time.
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Two cabin crew suffered slight injuries during the incident, Porter said.
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Germany's DAX however came under slight pressure, closing down 0.07 percent.
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His fresh haircut and slight build gave him a youthful air.
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His only actions are involuntary eye-blinks and slight muscle twitches.
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This is a slight increase from 2017, when 41 were executed.
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AMD shares were down slight in Tuesday's premarket, trading at $13.24.
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Real Clear Politics' average of polls gives Scott a slight edge.
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Any slight or criticism is experienced as a humiliation and degradation.
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It shows commitment and a slight uptick in firepower and capabilities.
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A slight adjustment by Parkey and it might have been good.
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When his name crosses my thoughts, I register: major, but slight.
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Pros: Sheer, buildable, comfortable to wearCons: Has a slight floral scent
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Only a slight improvement on the Guerrilla Girls' 1986 report card.
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They decided to sabotage her show but with a slight twist.
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Just a slight change like that can make a huge difference.
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You should feel a slight "burn" in your mouth corners. 26.
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But the Vermont senator nevertheless took a slight jab at Trump.
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Trump couldn't let that slight go, choosing to berate Khan again.
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It looked like it went pretty well ... with one slight hiccup.
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Compositionally, they are nearly identical, though with some slight costume changes.
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Maybe there is a slight confusion between several kinds of people.
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Each measure seemed like a racist slight towards people of color.
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Once awoken, he would find a target—be it one of my younger brothers, me, or my mom—and violently berate them for any slight aggravation or slight affront to his constant shifting code of ethics.
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For fiscal 2020, it's now calling for adjusted earnings per share to range between a slight decrease to a slight increase, compared with a prior forecast that was calling for a low-single-digit percentage decline.
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When I got back to the US, I did have that 21-day period where any rumbling in my stomach, any slight fever or slight heat that I felt in my body, made me start freaking out.
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Slight Recovery in FY7503: Fitch anticipates a modest recovery in profit margins in FY19 and FY20 driven by restructuring efforts in its Consumer Health division and a slight recovery in pharma margins as recently launched drugs mature.
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Although there are slight bumps in activity during the first and last months of the year, there is a slight, arcing curve that seems to crest around June before tapering off throughout the rest of the year.
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Apparently the head of the Catholic Church doesn't take the slight personally.
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Only the Nasdaq composite held its course, carving out a slight gain.
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Now it's bringing that device to the US with slight spec boosts.
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Food sales also grew after a slight dip over the Christmas period.
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According to one investor, however, the profit so far has been slight.
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The slight could be attributed to Netflix's break with theatrical release tradition.
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One slight disadvantage, however, is that artificial grass can get very hot.
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Otherwise Leia was only feeling slight labor pains...until they got downtown.
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S&P 500 and Nasdaq 500 futures also pointed to slight gains.
|
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Even slight disruptions in the power supply can have wide-ranging consequences.
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A Reuters poll of economists had predicted a slight dip to 53.1.
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Yes, he has a slight accent and, yes, he is a scientist.
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The final text actually reiterates CDA 230 protections—with a slight twist.
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This chance also appears to be slight, but cannot be ruled out.
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"It's this sort of seductress with a slight mischievous element," Cushnie said.
|
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Some grinders expressed slight nervousness at having a lawyer in their midst.
|
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It kind of felt like a slight reunion to make the record.
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Look closely at its profile and you can see a slight taper.
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There's a slight adjustment to the look and feel of the headset.
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Going home for the holidays can be a time of slight regression.
|
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Despite slight single-digit gains in other jobs, the numbers are grim.
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Long-term-care hospitals are getting a slight cut to their payments.
|
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That slight squat, just subtle enough to show off the gorilla's figure!
|
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The toxin in The Rain bears a slight resemblance to Legionnaire's Disease.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Still a slight chance of an evening shower.
|
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However, eating a greener banana might have some slight added health benefits.
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It had previously expected only a slight revenue gain and flat margins.
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Draper was a slight man, and Smith, at 6'4, towered over him.
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All these fridges combine some cool features with a fundamental slight ridiculousness.
|
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One July 2017 poll showed him with a slight lead over Stabenow.
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West's ex spoke out about the slight on The Amber Rose Show.
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"Some slight strengthening is possible today and Sunday," the hurricane center said.
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There is also pigment underneath the glitter that has a slight sparkle.
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Raonic has a slight curvature in the spine, which he knew about.
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If so, the financial harm to cities like Chicago would be slight.
|
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"My vessel has only slight damage on forecastle and bulb," I intone.
|
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What we are seeing is a slight defraction in the age though.
|
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Under the right conditions, a slight shock can cause it to detonate.
|
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Boehringer said it was targeting a slight increase in 2019 group sales.
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At 0.5%, however, China's slight bump wasn't enough to turn things around.
|
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I've always had bad insomnia, but this slight change has worked wonders.
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Mary Taylor and setting himself up as the slight favorite for November.
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Or is the possibility of a TV series worth the cinema slight?
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Previous months' revisions also gave a slight boost to the jobs count.
|
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Last month, Deutsche Bank had projected a slight increase in 2019 revenues.
|
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The United Kingdom's FTSE 100 (UKX) alternated between slight gains and losses.
|
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Analysts had expected Kohl's to report a slight uptick in comparable sales.
|
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STEWART: Are you suggesting, sir, that there me be slight cognitive dissonance?
|
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Hopefully I'm just putting a slight crack in the matrix, you know?
|
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Designer sunglasses, even at a slight discount, are hard to come by.
|
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Analysts surveyed by Reuters had forecast only a slight easing to 29.
|
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That means there's been a slight increase in online harassment since 2014.
|
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I did notice a slight missing bit of information in the recipe.
|
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The company forecast a "slight decline" in the region's sales for 2019.
|
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Still, the stock trades at a slight discount to its aerospace peers. .
|
|
Some experts found the seemingly slight decrease an immediate cause for concern.
|
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In the center of one thick plaque, there is a slight thinning.
|
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Clinton retains a slight edge with 47.6 percent support of the electorate.
|
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It is already a massive slight that she hasn't been nominated previously.
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First, he points out, the impact on emissions will only be slight.
|
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Ellison simply had to fight back against every perceived slight and loss.
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Even in Times Square, there was only a slight scattering of tourists.
|
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Since everyone's handwriting has slight differences within itself, it takes the average.
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COMPARED with other major European cities, Milan's contemporary art offering is slight.
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If it was a furry glove it would be very slight fuzz.
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That may seem slight, but the trend is in the wrong direction.
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Bay rocks a cute knitted headband and slight smile in the photo.
|
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There's a slight possibility that Gamora was killed during Iron Man's snap.
|
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The woman shook Kate's hand as she gave her a slight curtsy.
|
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"What's up?" another man asks with a slight fear is his voice.
|
|
Her look is a little glazed over, with a slight, subtle discomfort.
|
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It could also help users who have slight mobility or tactile impairments.
|
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Below we've highlighted some top deals, with prices subject to slight variation.
|
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But, uh, there is one slight problem to take care of first.
|
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They never forget a slight, and when angered grow fierce and implacable.
|
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The sparkling number featured a ballgown-like design with a slight train.
|
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They must do this "after a slight pause and [with] much fervour".
|
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Slight upticks in the latter in 216 and 2016 helped Mr Trump.
|
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Consumer sentiment data, also released Friday, showed a slight improvement over June.
|
|
Even slight changes would have been enough to dramatically change the course.
|
|
PredictIt, a political betting-market, has Mr Lamb as a slight favourite.
|
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A tall and imposing figure, More speaks with a slight English accent.
|
|
"It's probably a good idea to go through slight cycles," he says.
|
|
The Observatory attributed the slight decrease to a rise in Honduras' population.
|
|
But that's the only (slight) downside to this toy, in my opinion.
|
|
The S&P 500 saw a slight gain Tuesday closing at 2,779.76.
|
|
In fact, Stokes has already seen slight softening in the D.C. area.
|
|
Maybe you're concerned about the slight lag of cable or streaming options.
|
|
The latest data show a slight increase in the waiver issuance rate.
|
|
Crossan has a slight build, pale skin, and close-cropped bleached hair.
|
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Some may not be impressed by the slight blurriness of the image.
|
|
If there is a slight bias, it is to rates being cut.
|
|
The slight rise in yields mirrored moves in other major bond markets.
|
|
A Reuters poll of economists had predicted a slight dip to 27260.
|
|
That could lead to a slight easing in today's tight credit conditions.
|
|
"It felt pretty smooth," said Coleman after running into a slight headwind.
|
|
The two sides have been negotiating with some slight signs of progress.
|
|
It's a slight subplot that complements the Kate and Kevin of 2008.
|
|
I HAVE VERY SLIGHT RESIDUAL THAT REMINDS ME FROM TIME TO TIME.
|
|
At the same time, aggregate household debt balances saw a slight increase.
|
|
Metal miners were also pressured by a slight easing in commodity prices.
|
|
Slight problem: I didn't own an appropriate bathing suit for athletic aquatics.
|
|
North American performance offset slight losses in both Europe and South America.
|
|
"I did support it," Clinton said with a slight pause of hesitation.
|
|
Maybe there's a slight angle change, but there's no huge game changer.
|
|
Drug worker Danny Kelly apologies for the slight delay in meeting me.
|
|
The slight inclination of the head made them kiss each other perfectly.
|
|
The fracture has left Life with a slight limp, the statement adds.
|
|
So far, Kanye hasn't piped up about this slight on social media.
|
|
It's a slight edge, but just having it is a huge accomplishment.
|
|
These days, however, there's been a slight backing away from this thinking.
|
|
But even slight problems can make using it feel unnatural and inconvenient.
|
|
Several recent polls have shown Northam with a slight lead over Gillespie.
|
|
The IYT has fallen 0.4 percent compared with the 's slight gain.
|
|
This comes off not as false modesty but as a slight embarrassment.
|
|
Polls out of Massachusetts and Maine show slight majorities favoring legal pot.
|
|
She was slight, and I observed that she seemed small for basketball.
|
|
The most recent polls show Scott with a slight lead over Nelson.
|
|
Nelson lost 459, giving Scott a slight net gain by that measure.
|
|
I liked a carrot purée that had a slight whisper of coconut.
|
|
Up a slight hill stood the oldest mosque in the United States.
|
|
For example, there is a slight correlation between height and presidential electability.
|
|
There was a slight hiccup, though, after the early practice on Friday.
|
|
In Rhode Island, Sanders has a slight lead, 49 to 21625 percent.
|
|
All four regions posted slight declines based on three-month moving averages.
|
|
"Sponsored" locations tend to have slight perks over their non-sponsored counterparts.
|
|
Tereos, among the world's largest sugar makers, now sees a slight recovery.
|
|
That would reduce the federal government's share by a relatively slight amount.
|
|
Any slight price "increases" will likely outweigh the benefits of shopping elsewhere.
|
|
I feel distant and in a slight haze, which I don't like.
|
|
It has slight hills and valleys similar to the surface of land.
|
|
The chipmaker posted a slight beat on second quarter earnings and revenue.
|
|
It typically features a vanilla base and a slight buttery, garlic taste.
|
|
Makes slight changes to the names of the Oversight and Education committees.
|
|
During those years, he experienced a "slight sense of slipping," he said.
|
|
It's a slight tick downward from the year-ago ratio of 1.28.
|
|
Meanwhile, the polls show Gillum with a slight lead heading into November.
|
|
Rouda still maintains a slight edge when using different likely voter models.
|
|
The effects can range from slight social challenges to severe cognitive impairment.
|
|
Then again, repetition with slight variation is the hallmark of this anthology.
|
|
Given the state of other alleged congressional investigations, that's a slight breakthrough.
|
|
The number represents a slight decline from the 9,800 troops currently deployed.
|
|
They're most likely overpriced slight variations on an otherwise far cheaper mixture.
|
|
Except for a slight difference in color, the almonds looked pretty similar.
|
|
With a slight laugh, the speaker declares that the motion has failed.
|
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For local restaurants there was a slight acceleration in trend, she said.
|
|
We did cause two slight rear-end accidents, but nobody else noticed.
|
|
One slight problem: FedEx is slashing its pension plan for new hires.
|
|
The songs were slight but polished, restrained but melodically and structurally advanced.
|
|
A slight risk of storms is forecast from Dallas to near Chicago.
|
|
However, McGregor reiterates that the outcomes of these assumptions are not slight.
|
|
So just even a slight softening could be helpful for achieving things.
|
|
There's a slight caveat to the LG G25's ultra-wide mode.
|
|
The Michigan survey is seen showing a slight rise in consumer confidence.
|
|
"Could this verdict signal a slight tilting back toward privacy?" she asked.
|
|
He shook his head sadly, but only after a very slight pause.
|
|
My sensitivity is not to the personal slight against Murray or me.
|
|
No casualties were reported in Sderot; there was slight damage to property.
|
|
The onions should still have a slight bite and not completely soft.
|
|
Thankfully, Chan's taking the slight with stride, but she shouldn't have to.
|
|
Two months ago, they'd predicted a slight uptick to 2 percent growth.
|
|
Slight adjustments result in far less of a literal headache for Rothwell.
|
|
N'Dour's voice is barely diminished, a slight burr detectable here and there.
|
|
Villar Rojas's vision far from underwhelms; it may even stir slight anxiety.
|
|
Early on, they were so slight, I was able to ignore them.
|
|
Nasdaq, which is dominated by tech stocks, has experienced a slight acceleration.
|
|
Nostalgia, Ultra is slight and marginal, yet it feels like a triumph.
|
|
Noticing my British accent, talk quickly turns to her slight anglophile tendencies.
|
|
Still, it ended the quarter with a slight gain, rising 21.1103 percent.
|
|
You might even notice a slight uptick, these days, in its invocation.
|
|
The feature is, however, getting a slight change with its global debut.
|
|
Buerhaus said this could lead to a slight decline in patient care.
|
|
Charlie Dent, now has a slight Democratic lean under the new map.
|
|
Biden had a slight edge with two-thirds of the vote reported.
|
|
The incident, slight as it was, was talked about for weeks afterward.
|
|
Hundreds of miles away, a minister is mostly having a slight cough.
|
|
There was a sincerity and slight shyness about him that girls loved.
|
|
Always check on any moles or beauty marks for any slight changes.
|
|
JG: I wanted to ask about the autobiographical material in Slight Exaggeration.
|
|
Clemson had a slight edge, meeting 10 bowl teams to Alabama's nine.
|
|
A slight change in someone's face can completely throw off the system.
|
|
With a slight return to growth in 2017, businesses began to recover.
|
|
This was an intolerable slight, and it drew the future president's wrath.
|
|
Humor should always be present or ambient, even if sly or slight.
|
|
Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Just a slight chance of an evening shower.
|
|
Soft-spoken and slight, she was born in northern France in 1983.
|
|
But that slight change in emphasis was mostly a matter of atmosphere.
|
|
A chapter dedicated to the horror genre comes off as similarly slight.
|
|
For "Red Sparrow," she studied ballet and developed a slight Russian accent.
|
|
With a slight adjustment, they could blast their serves so much harder.
|
|
Would a slight salary increase, or a new title alone, satisfy you?
|
|
Nevada was the lone exception, with a slight reduction in its rate.
|
|
Next up was David Garczynski, who had bushy eyebrows and slight stubble.
|
|
A slight majority says no, but there are a lot of undecideds.
|
|
At best, the state was able to give Buttigieg a slight boost.
|
|
In South Carolina, Joe Biden still has a slight edge on Sen.
|
|
But you see a slight shift in how they tell their stories.
|
|
It's a slight and subtle effect, but one that's hard to unsee.
|
|
The smokiness of the reindeer paired well with the bread's slight sweetness.
|
|
The GOP currently holds a slight 51-49 edge in the chamber.
|
|
He has a handsome face, with a slight asymmetry around the eyes.
|
|
In my memory, I matched his features with a slight Texas drawl.
|
|
Riley has a sly grin, a slight build and a large afro.
|
|
It said it was aiming for a slight increase in 13.53 sales.
|
|
"A slight woman, petite, and this guy was clocking her," he said.
|
|
And never mind if you tumble into a slight bit of mischief.
|
|
Democrats hold a slight registration advantage in the district despite Heck's success.
|
|
Unfolded, it has a 7.3-inch display with only a slight crease.
|
|
Hey, some actors postpone production when they a get a slight cold!!!
|
|
Nevada drivers could see some slight decreases to their car insurance bills.
|
|
He is slight, with a shy demeanor; Tuba is open and charismatic.
|
|
His exam was normal save for some slight slurring of his words.
|
|
One slight seismic tremor, and the life-giving spumes could go cold.
|
|
Porzingis has a slight left ankle sprain and a bruised right elbow.
|
|
Warsaw might be a surprising application given the government's slight Euroskeptic stance.
|
|
This year, the bank sees just a slight acceleration to 1.1 percent.
|
|
A slight majority (52%) of that same group oppose stricter gun control.
|
|
But the original slight to decades of concerted organizing and strike actions
|
|
That represented a slight slowdown from a 2.3 percent increase in November.
|
|
AmBev's beer segment was the exception and posted a slight volume increase.
|
|
I've made some slight changes for readability but left things mostly intact.
|
|
It appeared as though I had actually gotten a slight face lift.
|
|
She writes at a slight angle to the culture, literary and otherwise.
|
|
There were slight homoerotic overtones but not a note of gay panic.
|
|
Both men survived and only suffered "slight concussions," the Interior Ministry tweeted.
|
|
Still, those numbers signal a slight increase in the tax law's favorability.
|
|
A slight drizzle, gray skies, and a nippy breeze are on tap.
|
|
Mr. Curbelo had a slight edge in the poll in mid-September.
|
|
For tiles with slight irregularities, thicker grout lines are a better choice.
|
|
Forex: The dollar index reversed slight gains and was off 6463 percent.
|
|
All it takes, Mr. Hudson suggested, is a slight renovation of expectations.
|
|
What about the sound of slight anticipation, or the sound of memories?
|
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This helps create the signature slight crescent shape of the pastry. 10.
|
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He's beaming in slight disbelief, clutching his championship belt like a rosary.
|
|
Stamina issues are not, generally speaking, solved by simple, slight mechanical tweaks.
|
|
Slight, pokey, and minor though it is, it radiates an adorable charm.
|
|
Twitter continued its slow decline, while Facebook saw a slight rise. 4.
|
|
Nelson has a slight edge, according to the New York Times' Upshot.
|
|
The New York Times gives Bath the slight edge in the contest.
|
|
Frankly, I don't think most people will ever notice this slight shading of dark around the edge — it is very slight — but when the screen is displaying mostly white and it's next to the iPhone XS it's visible.
|
|
East Coast railroad operator CSX Corp rattled the sector on Tuesday when it revised its 2019 revenue forecast to call for a slight drop - rather than a slight gain - following trade-related weakness in its intermodal and metals units.
|
|
"The longer a central bank pursues an ultra-loose monetary policy ... the greater the risk that a slight tightening of policy, or even expectations of a slight tightening of policy, will send market interest rates sharply higher," he said.
|
|
Scott Walker (R) is a slight underdog to Democratic challenger Tony Evers in that race, while Democrat Andrew Gillum in Florida and Republican Kris Kobach in Kansas each have a slight edge over their respective opponent, according to FiveThirtyEight.
|
|
Information about the upcoming films has been pretty slight—at least, until now.
|
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The new frames, called the Leonora and the Winslow, include slight spec bumps.
|
|
Advantage (slight): Princess Diana • Want to keep up with the latest royals coverage?
|
|
He was average height, slight in weight, but fit and tight-looking, lean.
|
|
CRISPR's new tricks have come from making slight tweaks to its underlying system.
|
|
The update hit a slight snag — a good one, but a complication nonetheless.
|
|
And it's a slight most states allow — and that North Carolina explicitly embraced.
|
|
Those are big numbers, but "almost all" is at least a slight exaggeration.
|
|
Just a slight majority, 37 of 68 strategists, expect a significant dollar rally.
|
|
There was slight damage to homes and landslides hit a road, it said.
|
|
For mobile devices, there are slight differences depending on which platform you're using.
|
|
Polling shows Brindisi with a slight advantage, although it is still anyone's race.
|
|
Saudi stocks on the Tadawul index saw a slight rise as Erdogan spoke.
|
|
And Microsoft's framing of the issue as a slight against consumers isn't new.
|
|
He knows now that people won't slight his message because of his impairment.
|
|
The central bank noted a slight improvement in sentiment among consumers and businesses.
|
|
Comyn said CBA expected a slight pickup in house prices and credit growth.
|
|
BlackBerry (BBRY) this morning reported earnings that beat expectations of a slight loss.
|
|
The energy group climbed 0.6 percent, as U.S. oil prices made slight gains.
|
|
But a slight increase in the unemployment rate isn't always a bad thing.
|
|
If, at times, with Phoebe, I felt a slight resistance, I pushed through.
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That was 35 cents below estimates, with revenue also registering a slight miss.
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Clinton has a slight lead over Sanders in recent polls in the state.
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" "Most of us were like, 'Fuck, yeah, this slight will not go unpunished.
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The betting odds are out and KSI is the slight favorite at -150.
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It was nice to still do my thing — just on a slight delay.
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One day in October 2014, I noticed a really slight, faint pink discharge.
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That marks a slight slowdown from growth of 1.19 million bpd in 2016.
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Slight, with shoulder-length hair, he has the look of a wandering yogi.
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Ohio remains a dead heat, and Clinton has a slight lead in Pennsylvania.
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Mail-in aligners might seem like a good option for a slight fix.
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Netflix says there may be a slight delay before the change takes effect.
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Though there's a slight glimmer of hope, we aren't in the clear yet.
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Obama's popularity took a slight hit in the UK during debate surrounding Brexit.
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She looked me up and down, gave a slight smile and said 'No.
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Members of Congress stood and gave slight bows when Trump singled them out.
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The chance of some presidential meltdown delivering a crushing Democratic victory seems slight.
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Often, the differences are slight and difficult to detect for the unsuspecting user.
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The most damaged buildings are free of occupants, so further injuries are slight.
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Her tone is flat, and her voice comes out with a slight rasp.
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The Markit Services PMI for July came in at 2364.70, showing slight expansion.
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Kasich had a slight lead on Clinton and Ryan polled neck-and-neck.
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They showed only a slight bias toward other female students, equivalent to a .
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The rest of the Key2's specs are slight improvements to the KeyOne.
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A slight increase in their abundance was also found in the feces samples.
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His cruel dismissal is chilling, and for Tracee, it's one slight too many.
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That's a slight drop from the 22008,20.4-vote lead they had on Tuesday.
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In last year or two, we've probably made a slight shift toward enterprise.
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A slight miscalculation or miscommunication, many believe, could risk sparking all-out conflict.
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A slight warning: this tape will make you crave nigiri, so pace yourself.
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A Reuters poll of economists had predicted only a slight dip to 52.8.
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The launch of Fortnite Battle Royale has left Google in a slight predicament.
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HMI closed its first day of trading slight up at $11.25 per share.
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I might be slight, but I've always prided myself in being pretty strong.
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If this music proves too slight for some, blame its open-ended ambivalence.
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U.S. producer prices were flat in August, missing expectations for a slight rise.
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Editor's note: Very slight spoilers for First Man follow in the next paragraph.
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" —Neely Raffellini "The slight edge is a simple concept that reaps great rewards.
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She had gained a slight British accent and a love of tongue-twisters.
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She feels warm, and I check her temperature — she has a slight fever.
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That's the slight tweak, that he hopes can get moderates to a 'yes.
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"At the moment it's not the focus," says Polzer, after a slight hesitation.
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He rubbed her back, pressed her against him, and made slight moaning noises.
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But the deal is more a slight reordering than a full-scale rewrite.
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Amusingly, he admits to a slight case of nerves as opening night approaches.
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He could seldom hide his slight vexation when the parachute checked his fall.
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The slight drop was due to declines in legacy services and domestic video.
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Samsung sent me the flamingo pink model which has a slight orange hue.
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The Dow finished modestly lower, while the Nasdaq eked out a slight gain.
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With extended long-term use, OLED displays can also show slight visual changes.
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The available polling gives Reynolds a slight edge over her various Democratic challengers.
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That's no slight against the engineers and designers who actually built the thing.
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It's insane that these tones come out of a such a slight frame.
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A slight pull-back in U.S. Treasury yields helped temper the dollar's momentum.
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It was around 2023 degrees with slight drizzle and clouds during Friday's ceremony.
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That's actually a slight improvement on the original Republican bill to replace Obamacare.
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Upstairs, police finally nab the trafficker, a man with a slight pot belly.
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Press dough evenly into baking sheet, forming a slight edge on all sides.
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U.S. oil prices built on Tuesday's slight gains, rising over 2.5 percent Wednesday.
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It would be just a slight increase, just to satisfy the market needs.
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Once these pictures were turned around, though, the actress noticed a slight...discrepancy.
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And there's at least a slight chance you might be turning into her.
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That would be a slight improvement on the 22017 percent target for 23.3.
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In the playoffs, that number takes a slight dip down to 81 percent.
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I observe from a slight distance, a little intimidated and a little doubtful.
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Pat Meehan was vulnerable, noting that historically a Democrat held a slight edge.
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The Travel Mug 2 gets a slight redesign, as well as battery improvements.
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Hence, there is slight hope for the tariffs to actually punish the culprits.
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Kate Brown (D) holds a slight lead over her Republican challenger state Rep.
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Its odds of ever being reborn as a commercial Broadway success are slight.
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Clinton holds a slight lead in polls of Indiana ahead of Tuesday's primary.
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In the energy markets, oil prices were under slight pressure in morning trade.
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Clinton holds a slight edge over Sanders in Connecticut, 48 to 46 percent.
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But the weapon I carried could be mine again, with only slight variations.
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Never one to let a slight go unanswered, Trump has hit Flake repeatedly.
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It was a slight he had no intention of letting his audience forget.
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While trade among the four is still slight, it is likely to grow.
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But despite these slight setbacks, demand is still high, according to The NYT.
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Robert Abrams said canceling exercises has resulted in a "slight degradation" in readiness.
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" Priebus tried to downplay the controversy Tuesday morning, calling it a slight "distraction.
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He is a slight man with a boyish face, cinnamon complexion and dimples.
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Earlier this year, President Donald Trump has proposed slight budget cuts for NASA.
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Delta CEO: There's slight reduction in January revenue due to shutdown from CNBC.
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"There is a slight duality about Sadiq," Foot said, choosing his words carefully.
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The financial index was flat on the day, with a slight positive bias.
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Morrisons said it had expected a slight easing in like-for-like sales.
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Johnson, whose eyesight is failing, peered at the cover with a slight smile.
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Clinton holds a slight edge over Mr. Trump, according to the latest polls.
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When I was younger, in my 20s, I was a thin, slight woman.
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Jahkhil, 19, who is slight, with tendrils of hair framing his face, laughed.
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"Play All" is a small book but by no means a slight one.
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Pitt maintained a slight lead through much of the tightly contested first half.
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AT&T is currently the U.S.'s largest carrier by a slight edge.
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Now he thinks a slight headwind could spell disaster for a frothy market.
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Despite this slight price increase, we think Birchbox is still a great value.
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Last year saw a slight uptick in union membership in the United States.
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"It smells like a dead animal, with a slight vinegary odor," he said.
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Brady hasn't ever forgotten the slight of being a late-round draft pick.
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"That's not funny," he said with something between a slight grunt and chuckle.
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And China's slight devaluation is a clear case of crisis management, not retaliation.
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The amount could be reached by slight adjustments to premiums or co-pays.
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Meanwhile, automakers came under slight pressure, with Hyundai Motor edging down 0.65 percent.
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There were slight increases in activity among the other people using activity monitors.
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"I don't think I have such powers," Yovanovitch said with a slight laugh.
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As of Thursday's close, the Dow was on pace for slight weekly gains.
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"It was really quick," she says, speaking rapidly with a slight Texan twang.
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The plot of "Stan & Ollie" is so slight as to be spoiler-proof.
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"[The ruling is] a slight positive for regional gaming stocks," Morgan Stanley said.
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"It was 110 degrees," said catcher Brian McCann, whose exaggeration was only slight.
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A rise in services prices offset a slight drop in prices for goods.
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The dollar was basically unchanged at 111.17 yen, paring a slight loss earlier.
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That was a slight moderation from the third quarter's brisk 3.2 percent pace.
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"Anytime the puck goes in, you exhale," Nash said with a slight smile.
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Trudeau was not about to let a slight to his country go unpunished.
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An algorithm breaks the reflections into individual heart beats to study slight variations.
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Butler is from Tomball, Texas, a slight town about 219.3 miles outside Houston.
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Aces' single player tournaments are slight and breezy, even on the hardest difficulty.
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I actually find no movement at all way more uncomfortable than slight movement.
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Stock futures saw a slight decline as a result of the latest news.
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For one thing, it's a slight window into how operating systems actually work.
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Tom Tinrod silently bids Serge continue with a slight turn of his hand.
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"His commentary brings some slight bit of normalcy to this madness," she said.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump, petulant and impetuous, never lets a slight go unanswered.
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Collins remained in the country for ten years, picking up a slight accent.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden is hanging onto a slight lead, as Sens.
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"And I wonder if this is a slight reference to that," he added.
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Home quarantine was advised only for those only at slight risk of infection.
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Not that it should be seen as any slight on the older crowd.
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Even a slight exposure to Covid-19 could lead to a deadly infection.
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That is, to an extraordinary extent, a rerun of 2008 with slight modifications.
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No offense, but some people might consider that a slight step down. Wow.
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Critics of the president saw his reticence as a final slight against McCain.
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Slight and agile, he can seem much younger than his years, almost impish.
|
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Spontaneous combustion is not a useful response to a perceived threat or slight.
|
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DXY initially erased a slight gain then firmed to trade up 0.11 percent.
|
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The language and images cast his "celebrity" as slight, unserious — and, unsubtly, feminine.
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But, also, the slight possible increase in cost is worth it for us.
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But if "Bright" was slight, the gifted Mr. Peck will have more chances.
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Meredith: Oh I sure will be talking about Shiv's slight stabs at morality!
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"They were looking to get us for lies or slight misstatements," Trump said.
|
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"Probably safer not to have anyplace, actually," he said with a slight shrug.
|
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Aside from a slight bump in completion percentage, Manning hasn't improved at all.
|
|
But the communication among those areas was relatively slight in the Takotsubo survivors.
|
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The translation out — I feel somehow it's a slight disservice to the form.
|
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Defensive sectors, considered safer during times of economic uncertainty, also posted slight losses.
|
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This refresh is a slight but welcomed bump to Apple's least expensive Mac.
|
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The "Old Town Road" rapper says he's not fuming about the perceived slight.
|
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Those first two plans are essentially pointless renames with a slight price cut.
|
|
It had a slight tartness and melted into soft, unrubbery, creamy-yellow circles.
|
|
Tuesday's projections reflect a slight increase from the estimates presented in August 2019.
|
|
For season 3, The Masked Singer added some slight changes to its format.
|
|
Bentley also gave the car a slight lift and a custom exhaust system ...
|
|
Recent numbers have shown a slight rebound for the eurozone's struggling industrial sector.
|
|
"I think they might have a problem," Trump said with a slight smirk.
|
|
As with any Alexa skill, slight changes to your wording can be effective.
|
|
Even a slight rise can make a difference that will save you money.
|
|
Greater China markets clung to slight gains after trading lower in the morning.
|
|
Economists expect a slight gain for January, lifting the reading to near 99.
|
|
That number seems slight today, yet the 11935s also opened opportunities for women.
|
|
For a self-styled Euro libertine, he also had a slight Masshole accent.
|
|
Prices in India are at a slight discount to those in northeast Asia.
|
|
It reported earnings last year of $285.2 million, a slight increase from 2017.
|
|
They had a slight fever and were under isolation in an Innsbruck hospital.
|
|
As the professor spoke, I became aware of a slight sense of injury.
|
|
This is her first novel, and the premise is straightforward and seemingly slight.
|
|
But the 2020 election has brought a slight ideological split between old friends.
|
|
That both aims are hindered by another issue entirely is a slight disappointment.
|
|
There is a slight risk these storms may become severe, especially early Saturday.
|
|
"Slight exaggeration," says Zagajewski's father, an engineer — unwittingly giving name to this book.
|
|
Mexico's peso traded slight higher, looking to extend gains to a fifth day.
|
|
"I liked the juxtaposition, the slight humor that was involved in that scene."
|
|
Consumer confidence is also near historic highs despite a slight drop this month.
|
|
To me, it had a slight must from an over-suffusion of sage.
|
|
Hassan seems to have a slight edge in a close race with Ayotte.
|
|
She was casually dressed, in jeans and a T-shirt, and very slight.
|
|
There's even been a slight increase in the number of models with disabilities.
|
|
CPI is expected to rise by a slight 213 percent on headline inflation.
|
|
This would follow a slight decline in sales in 2015/16, she added.
|
|
Some patients with slight astigmatism may not notice much change in their vision.
|
|
Unlike an SUV, nothing about it hints at even slight off-road capability.
|
|
Hawley's slight lead is within the poll's "credibility interval" of 22019 percentage points.
|
|
Several recent polls in the state have shown Clinton with a slight advantage.
|
|
But Hong Kong's Hang Seng (HSI) finished down 0.4%, following slight weakness Monday.
|
|
Most importantly, get comfortable with a slight variation on communication by challenging it.
|
|
While the caucus could go either way, I give Sanders a slight edge.
|
|
But he noticed, upon lifting the pen, a slight tremor in his hand.
|
|
"There's a slight change in your own perception that takes place," she said.
|
|
Consumer sentiment in the United States beating economist expectations for a slight decline.
|
|
But black players get a slight boost from fans of every racial group.
|
|
Now and then on Monday, there were moments of imprecision and slight glitches.
|
|
The major averages started off the session with slight gains before turning lower.
|
|
Top-tier candidates, including Biden, Sanders and Warren, all saw a slight dip.
|
|
A slight majority (51%) actually thought he was being too tough on immigration.
|
|
Support for impeaching Trump has seen a slight uptick in the past week.
|
|
"We are showing a slight decline," the source who tracks Iraq's exports said.
|
|
On Monday, it was also the site of a slight to women's tennis.
|
|
Despite the serious subject matter, "Ordinary Love" might sound, by one measure, slight.
|
|
Recent polls have shown Trump with a slight lead in the bellweather state.
|
|
The polls showed him with a slight edge over Clinton heading into Tuesday.
|
|
She combed through it, skimming the photographs, a slight smile on her face.
|
|
And aside from a slight rebound this July, shipments have continued to dip.
|
|
The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index show a slight improvement in September.
|
|
I think my slight sore throat all day is deciding to stick around.
|
|
But newly released official figures point to a slight change in this trend.
|
|
It said last year it had a "slight loss" in the same period.
|
|
Alongside the gorgeous Venetian wall mirrors and stucco decorations, Förg's works seemed slight.
|
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"Of course," she says, a slight smirk appearing at the end of it.
|
|
Steph's pick: Outdoor Voices Slight Sweatpant, available at Outdoor Voices and Spring, $120
|
|
Spoiler warning: There's a slight discussion of the Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
|
|
"Instead of seeing slight covering, which we have seen over the last couple of days, we are actually seeing slight short selling today," said Ihor Dusaniwsky, head of research at financial technology and analytics firm S3 Partners in New York.
|
|
The BMW's panoramic video mode has a slight fun-house mirror effect, for example. .
|
|
Heather Dubrow thinks her house is close to perfect, except for one slight imperfection.
|
|
Are you dying for a slight but not unsubstantial bump in screen real estate?
|
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The only sounds came from a slight breeze and birds flitting between hanging lamps.
|
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But Colors has not quite proved the point; it operates at a slight loss.
|
|
But the risk of anyone envying Britain in its current lunatic state is slight.
|
|
Our Sun's light can actually exert force onto objects, giving them a slight push.
|
|
Annual inflation rose 0.3 percent in September, a slight acceleration from a month earlier.
|
|
The new iPod touch The new iPod touch is getting a slight hardware upgrade.
|
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That is not to be interpreted as a slight toward Meghan and Harry, however.
|
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This involves a slight twist to create something both insanely intimate and relatively quiet.
|
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Add the lentils and cook until tender with a slight bite, about 20 minutes.
|
|
After a slight course correction in mid-December, the spacecraft has done just that.
|
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Otherwise, there's not even the slight chance to mess up at these Olympics anymore.
|
|
It retains the same design as its predecessor and there are slight hardware improvements.
|
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With one slight raise of his trademark eyebrows, Eugene Levy can crack you up.
|
|
An average of recent polls has found a slight lead for the Democratic senator.
|
|
" Elsewhere, Deere said the company's construction and forestry segment is seeing "a slight improvement.
|
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"Olive complexion with slight tones of yellow," he declares, before asking her to disrobe.
|
|
First he pulls the red cable off and it creates a slight sparking effect.
|
|
Other smiley face emojis lack the passive-aggressive evil lurking inside the slight smiley.
|
|
Two boys who were taking part in the tournament were treated for slight injuries.
|
|
Probably a pick 'em, with the smart money giving a slight edge to "Manchester."
|
|
The dollar erased slight gains against a basket of currencies following the Fed's release.
|
|
There is a slight catch: Radiohead will only sell the collection for 18 days.
|
|
WASHINGTON – U.S. wholesale prices rose 0.3 percent in June, a slight slowing from May.
|
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Despite this expectation, McKenna said there was a slight risk of the collaboration derailing.
|
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U.S. stocks posted slight gains on Wednesday after a volatile session kicked off 20083.
|
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So you'll notice the Southwest chicken salad mentioned a few times, with slight variations.
|
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The slight recovery in oil prices failed to boost energy stocks in the region.
|
|
I have long harbored a slight disdain for the frozen section at Trader Joe's.
|
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A mugshot released Sunday showed the actor giving a slight smile to the camera.
|
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That slight sound triggered a frenzy of bites to my shoulder and upper back.
|
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These many studies trend towards no to slight benefits, depending on a person's circumstances.
|
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Donald Trump has been struggling with a slight sniffle throughout the first presidential debate.
|
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Henry said BHP had a slight head start in securing equipment for its project.
|
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Lo said the generous act would only cause a slight disruption to manufacturing operation.
|
|
Despite a slight dip on Wednesday, the Dow Jones industrial average remained near 20,000.
|
|
But a slight improvement in speed and better battery life does have some downsides.
|
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I did an Ashish look recently that had a slight Cinco de Mayo vibe.
|
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There should be a slight outward turn of your toes—about 30 degrees. 2.
|
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A man in his late 22016s to early 20163s nearby also suffered slight injuries.
|
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I shall end this volume with slight revisions of some of my earlier claims.
|
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In reality, Zach and Hannah had a relationship which extended far beyond this slight.
|
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The Jazz also had a slight edge in points in the paint, 42-76.93.
|
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And Las Vegas bookmakers gave them a slight edge of around 55% to 45%.
|
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It is a slight break from the otherwise-unrelenting partisan prattling that absorbs Washington.
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