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His hatred of his job is never	quite enough to get him to quit.
rist, and of an Alfenus having been consul, is	quite enough to enable a scholiast with the assistan
I think there wasn't	quite enough delta-V in the LEM available to do the
place - just as they did last season, and not	quite enough for UEFA Cup qualification.
seventh place in the final league table wasn't	quite enough for a playoff place.
diaInfluence.com stated, "Askalo...[has]...not	quite enough mass yet to get the response rate up."
Vocals on "Everything (...Is Never	Quite Enough)"
To seem to sing is	quite enough, if others arts and graces are present.
rits are held when Taj realises he hasn't done	quite enough.
However, it was not	quite enough: Otago won the match by one wicket.
I don't think it is	quite enought to say that it was one of a series of
Though he never	quite entered it, his attempts allowed him to travel
He was known to be	quite entertaining, often making himself invisible,
He spoke	quite enthusiastically of "Karamaneh" a seductive fe
uced a new three-parter that's almost, but not	quite, entirely like a certain other game about drag
f body and mind…their English school education	quite equal to the average of their day.”
While not	quite equal-area or conformal, his projection result
, although kept in greater numbers, have never	quite equaled such weights.
served only by a small local bus company with	quite erratic service.
5 inches) with a slight summer maximum, but is	quite erratic and can vary from 1,150 millimetres (4
is arrival at Anderlecht, the Championship was	quite erratic due to the World War II, but he helped
of Allmusic proclaimed, "while there's nothing	quite essential among the remixes, they're all enjoy
He never	quite established himself, but did well in 1924, whe
We never	quite established a means of communication between m
I don't think we	quite estimated the degree of control that Saddam's
Since World War II the area has become	quite ethnically diverse, with many Greeks, Italians
nder of his life, and from that time he became	quite evangelical about his faith.
demoninational form of low-church Anglicanism,	quite evangelical, and under the strict doctrinal co
n nearly 50% of the votes, the remainder being	quite evenly between the other candidates.
competition with comfortable margins, but were	quite evenly matched in the finals.
Last year's race was	quite eventful, with championship frontrunners Giorg
ns were held, with the very last proving to be	quite eventful.
ar the Trams" (although the tram service never	quite eventuated).
Employed in almost (but not	quite) every verse of the psalm is a synonym for the
Eat	Quite Everything You See (Graywolf Press, 2002)
The Palazzo was a Papal property, indeed, as	quite everything in Rome before 1870.
Later that year it was	quite evident that development on Mozilla was not pr
y show a departure from circularity, a feature	quite evident to visual observers.
In this species is	quite evident the row of spines on the tibia 3 chara
de are smaller by orders of magnitude ... it's	quite evident that this doesn't come close to the pa
ch his original training physical chemistry is	quite evident as he focused mainly on the physical/c
e book's, and (POV now) Verbitsky's own POV is	quite evident.
ore individual and the orchestral textures are	quite evocative.
ssful at this enterprise; his publications are	quite exact and beautifully executed.
ively strong shock after such a long time is a	quite exceptional occurrence.
But what's for me	quite exceptional and has very minor consequences as
Their artistic and technical quality is	quite exceptional.
tsman and painter -- he was an RCA -- was also	quite exceptional.
She said she remembers Campbell being	quite excited when she appeared for breakfast the mo
y are very much in sync with each other... I'm	quite excited about it".
I am getting	quite excited about what he might be able to produce
to music webzine Drowned in Sound: "We all got	quite excited about the whole ethos of what we're tr
name, with the same meaning in many languages,	quite exotic in Russia and advocating something trop
The Taiya River delta is	quite expansive and makes the adjacent portion of th
The park is	quite expansive and includes a large adventure playg
However, they are usually	quite expensive due to the precision-made pieces ins
ation and commercial exploitation, it is still	quite expensive to operate in, mostly due to launch
Airfone phone calls are usually	quite expensive compared to ground-based telephone c
It is	quite expensive and usually served only on special o
The car was hand built and	quite expensive at £1987 before a long list of extra
Glass capacitors, while	quite expensive, are essentially nonmicrophonic.
Some moderators are	quite expensive, for example beryllium, and reactor-
Its rarity means good copies are now	quite expensive, for example in UK albums are now pr
with great care from ancient vines and can be	quite expensive.
aurant four out of five stars, but rated it as	quite expensive.
f the four bound volumes of Urkunden IV can be	quite expensive.
hich were completely air-conditioned and hence	quite expensive.
s to the environment, notetakers are typically	quite expensive.
Swatch, being	quite experienced in the field of innovations, has p
icantly more than the returning cast, and were	quite experimental for Virtua Fighter characters.
The album is	quite experimental, featuring minimalist jazz, overp
he lives by a code of honor - even if he can't	quite explain it - as one thing after another spins
o question BBC's "loose" use of the term; it's	quite explicit).-Shada
Her adventures are full of	quite explicit, if humorous, eroticism and in one me
Entheogen means "God inside us" and refers	quite explicitly to the use of psychoactive plants f
dialect, especially with regards to vowels is	quite extensive due to the dialect's tonal nature.
The range of Red-winged Lark is	quite extensive within Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, Sud
ition of larger, older properties, standing in	quite extensive gardens, to make way for the buildin
Her television resume proved to be	quite extensive as she appeared on the following sel
The basement is	quite extensive and quite eerie in places.
Hopewell trading networks were	quite extensive, with obsidian from the Yellowstone
The site was	quite extensive, with a main block, dining with TV -
Hopewell trading networks were	quite extensive, as has been found by the evidence o
seam, the workings of which were now becoming	quite extensive.
At times, these renovations can be	quite extensive.
its recent performance is well documented and	quite extensive.
cture in its major centres, some of which were	quite extensive.
However, Mr Holder spoke	quite extensively and Geoff did not get a chance to
p her size, and she has to leverage technology	quite extensively to make the most out of her crew.
It is	quite extraordinary that in a remote province like B
ors" but said it was an "isolated breach under	quite extraordinary circumstances".
So, this is really	quite extraordinary for a company which professes on
, M81 2007 3, grew very luminous, reaching the	quite extraordinary absolute magnitude of −10 and ap
second chorus of "All of Me" Sarah bops in "a	quite extraordinary fashion, covering more than two
contrast between the two kinds of music can be	quite extreme.
Their hopes flag, but never	quite fade away.
Large,	quite faint, irregularly round; it brightens in the
stripes, these stripes can be very distinct to	quite faint.
ribed as intelligent, logical and serious, but	quite fair in the long run.
This film version was overall	quite faithful to the original story.
	Quite faithful to the real events it even had many o
Dicks was of the view that the books should be	quite faithful to the television stories, give or ta
I'm	quite familiar with chemical warfare, and the descri
It was	quite familiar sight they say, to see cows grazing a
of concepts pre-1933 German intellectuals were	quite familiar with, though quite often misunderstoo
Northeast Europe, Meder was, says, Mattheson,	quite familiar with 17th-century Italian music, such
estimate committee and other committees.He is	quite familiar among people for his simplicity and '
called "Ultras", and many of them would become	quite famous (or infamous) because of their abilitie
, although Melville, as a French director, was	quite famous abroad.
The two were	quite famous for their heavy involvement in silver m
The game was	quite famous in Europe in the downing era of the Com
The band was	quite famous in Europe, long before The Beatles and
The book is	quite famous in Flanders, The Netherlands and elsewh
Frucade became also	quite famous when, in the 1995 ORF Nette Leit Show (
Berenice was	quite famous and prosperous in antiquity.
The reason it is	quite famous is because Lily Allen attended it.
ame a Klepht at the age of eighteen and became	quite famous for his actions in the Olympus area bef
ived in the wilderness for 22 years, he became	quite famous in Syria Palaestina.
d to join Anatoliy Krol's jazz-band, which was	quite famous in the USSR.
	Quite famous regionally and even somewhat nationally
The name Pachalam became	quite famous after the humorous character named "Pac
There are also numerous, and	quite famous, ski runs which are used during the win
By then	quite famous, Toft was brought to London and studied
gical celebrations, in 1965, which have become	quite famous.
The hotel became	quite famous.
n 1719 is one of the oldest in the city and is	quite famous.Sabarna Prithivi
	Quite famously, Aftermath the act, lost a notable co
e tentiform mine between two side veins, often	quite far from the midrib.
ibility, the soldiers were scattered, at times	quite far from the planned drop zone.
inal Origins was originally known as The Dark,	quite far into production.
Dedemli is	quite far from the main highways.
rzurum a part of Turkey) he was assigned, were	quite far from Istanbul, the capital, and during mos
er desire to be buried in Jefferson (which was	quite far away) represents her deceit and her abilit
In addition to the funnel being placed	quite far aft, the bridge was placed nearer amidship
though the station is named as Hung Hom, it is	quite far from Hung Hom District which is at least 1
Southern Tsimshian is spoken on an island	quite far South of the Skeena River, in the village
At the time, the small settlement was	quite far from the rest of the world.
The film is	quite far from the novel's subject, but still keeps
lt maps have posts located far apart with some	quite far north in the forest.
There are, however, some that are	quite far from the inner edge of the main belt, such
nsequences of the Peanut Vendor's success were	quite far-reaching.
mill Foundation commented, "I found the result	quite fascinating and interesting and strange and we
It can move	quite fast if necessary but rarely does so and gener
a top speed of 280 km/h (170 mph) at Le Mans,	quite fast for a 2-liter engine car.
s put on taking cover, with health running out	quite fast if player remains in the open during a sh
, gzip, Interbase, Oracle, Postgres), which is	quite fast, has support for Hyper-Six and FoxPro RDD
They are	quite fast, giving rise to the name "racer".
ly small (~200-350 grams, ~15 centimetres) and	quite fast, although not as fast as the Long-eared H
The song is in 4/4 time and	quite fast-paced, the tune being similar to that of
to learn and influences their spoken language	quite fast.
They were interesting buses,	quite faster than Leyland Tiger in use by other flee
At first, his record was actually	quite favorable - particularly in Pennsylvania throu
The public reception was	quite favorable, though Tchaikovsky was disappointed
ight and airy, and well ventilated and compare	quite favourably with those in the best English pris
It was	quite feared in the past because of its high water.
In time these missiles became	quite feared in the United States because of their a
efence structures had been constructed, it was	quite feared due to floods.
His conduct in leading the charge was	quite fearless and his most splendid example was the
It would be	quite feasible to cite authorities for those whose s
However, it is	quite feasible to determine the sequence of a define
She's also	quite fickle.
ding the initial landings, when the action was	quite fierce.
When not	quite fifteen years of age he was appointed engraver
I never	quite figured out the virtues of "The D".
aurants and taverns in the Austrian alps, as a	quite filling meal.
while still being the fun, trashy and frankly	quite filthy".
Facts and figures that show it should be	quite findable:***
e, predominantly polled sheep with long, soft,	quite fine wool and produce good meat carcases.
"I think the table is	quite fine as it is; it, in conjunction with the map
I read the article, and to me it reads	quite fine.
in the heights above the city, in line with a	quite finely conserved wall dating 1,400 after Chris
When God creates us, He doesn't	quite finish it.
The Doctor isn't	quite finished with Omega, as heard in the audio Ome
Kingsbury has never	quite finished the story, noting as far back as 1984
d 19 m wide, with naves 25 m long), though not	quite finished, was dedicated in 1387, when it was f
Perhaps it is a sketch of a song never	quite finished.
As of early March 2006, the memorial is not	quite finished.
The flesh is very white and moist, becoming	quite firm when cooked.
The page doesn't	quite fit into an 800x600 Explorer window.
In her office, she does not	quite fit with the bank's corporate image, despite b
l asserted that the Lithuanian retreat did not	quite fit the tried formula of a false retreat.
rms was too confusing for listeners and didn't	quite fit the sound that Corey had developed.
e, Collingham "Appeals to children who haven't	quite fitted into the public school system.
Some of them received	quite flamboyant designations like "Tuxedo Roadster"
not rot, but buildings constructed of them are	quite flammable and make extremely hot fires.
Isopropyl acetate is	quite flammable in both its liquid and vapor forms,
The terrain is	quite flat and doesn't raise more than 8 meters (app
The town's environs are	quite flat and low-lying although it is situated at
deposits, and therefore the valley bed is now	quite flat although (as can be deduced from the rema
The crater is now	quite flat or more precisely, its floor conforms to
The village is	quite flat, at an altitude of 60-80 metres (200-260
The surface of the table must also be	quite flat, to allow precision optical mounts to mak
The front part had to be	quite flat, again like a kilt.
Although the profile for this stage was	quite flat, pre-race analysis expected that the stag
f the curve: it can be seen that the "peak" is	quite flat, which explains the existence of several
urther east around Loxwood the land is low and	quite flat.
ndscape of the Sandnes and Stavanger region is	quite flat.
asing, and the authors hypothesize that it was	quite flexible.
aterial used for towers at the time, steel, is	quite flexible.
This species is characterised by producing	quite floppy pitchers in spring with large wings, pe

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