| There are a lot more proteins than there are genes, and the number of protein activities is several times larger than that. |
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| For I am sure that even for this humble deed, I deserve a lot more than credit. |
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| She said her group has found a lot more support and may have more ammunition with which to fight. |
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| Which is why there are a lot more manuscripts available for publication than there are publishers willing to pay for them. |
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| I stepped out of the tub when the water grew tepid, feeling a lot more relaxed. |
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| I believe we're just scratching the surface in our investigation and a lot more will come out. |
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| We will be hearing a lot more about that as we move to the Committee stage of this bill. |
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| While many tech execs are moping, corporations get a lot more bang for their buck. |
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| Your entire body is involved in each move, so you're getting a lot more bang for your buck. |
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| And of course my personal theory on this is that women, who do childbirth after all, can handle a lot more pain. |
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| However, the seaweeds or the algae and in particularly the microscopic plankton can fix a lot more carbon than a forest can. |
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| Wouldn't it be a lot more reassuring, for most of us, to believe that second-raters can make it, at least once in a while? |
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| Ten thousand calendars will be printed but the couple hope there will be enough demand for a lot more. |
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| I was a lot more messed up than I am now and it seems like a thousand years ago. |
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| I think it was meant to be taken a lot more lightly than I read it, but I can't help my own reaction to the film. |
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| The bass should be designated a sports fish and receive a lot more protection from the commercial fishing industry. |
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| Although digital camera makers push the megapixels, the amount of information in an image, there's a lot more to taking a great photo. |
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| It tracks the current fight, plans the next fight, synchronizes brigade resources, coordinates with higher headquarters, and a lot more. |
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| It doesn't have the same really tight structure of part I, but it's more epic and touches on a lot more things. |
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| Robbins thinks Johnston needs to tighten his belt a lot more to have credibility with employees. |
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| Mom is actually about to get a new job and a lot more money, and I am excited because shopping trips! |
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| The station plans to avoid sensationalizing news reports and, by the same opportunity, insert a lot more pleasant happenings into each newscast. |
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| They were saying the game is a lot faster than they thought it would be and you need a lot more endurance and speed. |
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| We need to know a lot more about this procedure before plastic surgeons can endorse mesotherapy and recommend it to patients. |
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| South Swindon people have a lot more in common with the fox than they do with toffs on horseback. |
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| A meteorological researcher with the Hurricane Research Division says that we are in for a lot more. |
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| But it is growing fast and people are starting to realise that a lot more can be done than just following behind the boat. |
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| I know a lot more Bulgarian now and hopefully won't leave my luggage behind anywhere. |
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| I could see there was a lot of other stuff inside there too, and a lot more money besides. |
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| There's a lot more to the man than meets the eye, and I wouldn't bet against him achieving anything he sets his sights on. |
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| And frankly, all topless girls are welcome, but you obviously need a lot more attention than anybody else. |
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| It's called a mews rather than a laneway by the city, probably because it feels a lot more like a narrow street than an alley. |
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| As the ratios expand the engine does feel a lot more subdued with its torquey characteristics becoming more evident. |
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| Look at them as grand touring cars, and they begin to make a lot more sense. |
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| The February trip looks a lot more feasible after something very obvious came to me on the train home. |
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| It will put a lot more pressure on mid-range housing stock, and therefore push the prices of these properties up. |
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| He can do that, but he does a lot more besides, and that is what makes him special. |
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| The ground floor is a warren of rooms crammed with every kind of device you ever saw in an ironmonger's, and quite a lot more besides. |
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| He knows the goals are an easy way to any supporter's heart, but he reckons his lanky winger offers a lot more besides. |
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| Both had given heart and soul and a lot more besides to win the match and yet one was the victor and the other vanquished. |
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| It's a lot more fun that way and, besides, I'm entitled to expect people to make allowance. |
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| We used to respect each other a lot more, and besides they had a natural authority over players. |
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| As us female baby-boomers trail into middle age and beyond, there will be a lot more discussion about menopause. |
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| Five hours, minus lunch, and his team loved him because he still managed to get a lot more done than average. |
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| I suspect that this will in many respects backfire and is going to create a lot more mischief and a lot more misery. |
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| Restaurants try to trick you out of a little more money in exchange for a lot more food. |
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| There will be a lot more drills on how to deal with the possible use of chemical or biological weapons. |
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| But in two years, the house will be worth a lot more and we will have something to show for it. |
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| The President trotted the argument out yesterday and you'll be hearing it a lot more. |
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| Now, to get this groomed effect must take quite some effort, and a lot more time than just getting shut of it all. |
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| Contract cleaners offer a very efficient service and will do a lot more than empty the trash cans and sweep and mop the floor. |
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| We are all positive and there is a lot more of a professional attitude around the whole team. |
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| Well, a lot more flipping interesting than the blinking Suburbs, I reckoned. |
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| Actually, I'm simplifying the program horrendously there was a lot more stuff I probably didn't pick up. |
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| If this life is my blockbusting movie, then I have a lot more important jazz to worry about. |
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| My blood cells are a lot more like a cell from spirulina blue-green algae than they are like a flame, or a light bulb, or a sun. |
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| I am sure there are a lot more thieves, muggers and carjackers who could be dealt with the same way. |
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| To meet the calorie needs of growing muscles, bodybuilders must eat a lot more food than the average Joe. |
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| I think we may have finally become adults towards each other as there was a lot less bolshiness and a lot more communication than usual. |
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| One thing we will see a lot more of is nanny-sharing, where two families will join up to employ a nanny and the children mix. |
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| This research could give a nanotechnologist a lot more materials for construction. |
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| Murder victim Lindita Kukaj was a lot more than a non-national with an unpronounceable name to her Sligo friends. |
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| An exhaustive work on the subject of using Linux in embedded systems and smart devices certainly could occupy a lot more pages. |
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| A good flood on Monday should bring in a lot more fish, and fishing should be good this week. |
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| Prizes include rods and reels, fishing tackles kits, fishing tackle packs, picnic baskets, a marine radio and aerial, plus a lot more. |
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| By nature, a lot of us are selfish opportunists who tend to pay a lot more mind to something when a treat is guaranteed. |
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| White has already tried five bowlers, and his side seems set for a lot more legwork tomorrow. |
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| Everyone knows that tenured professors hold a lot more job security than untenured ones. |
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| You can have your branzino filleted but the whole fish will give you a more intense flavor, and a lot more meat. |
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| What I do work with is satire and for that you need a lot more knowledge, the right temperament, and a grasp of the socio-political realities. |
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| When I'm solo I have more time with each sound, I can get a lot more out of each sound. |
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| If this happens to somebody else not as strong, it could be a lot more serious. |
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| I need a lot more money to support my family, especially if someday I have a baby. |
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| Addie looked as bright and cheerful as ever, though she did look a lot more aged. |
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| It would take a lot more than suggesting Lincoln was gay to strip some of the varnish off of his image. |
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| There could be a lot more space beyond that and there could even be other Big Bangs apart from the ones of which we are the aftermath. |
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| When creating Flash, Macromedia did a lot more than simply create the most robust and powerful format for Web-based vector graphics animation. |
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| They got a lot more spankings than they probably deserved, but I didn't have a time. |
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| If we can't laugh at a caricature of ourselves, then maybe we have a lot more in common with these self-important buffoons than we think. |
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| For the most part, stringers could be copied from originals but bulkheads required a lot more work. |
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| That message cuts both ways, and both sides could use a lot more outspoken opposition to the brutal actions done by their own. |
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| They have to worry about a lot more than bullies and bad influences outside the home. |
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| Am I spoiling things by saying you're in for a lot more disappointment before the series is over? |
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| The funny thing is, many sponsors just do not realize that they can get a lot more mileage sponsoring women's events. |
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| The British are lot more reserved, and the North Americans have a lot more enthusiasm. |
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| Only seven, he was one of the better novice chasers last season but there is hopefully a lot more improvement to come. |
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| Expect more detailed news in the near future, followed by a lot of people suddenly spending a lot more time at home. |
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| The Prime Minister said that it was just about hangi stones and things of that nature, but it is a lot more. |
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| It will definitely take a lot more tweaking to get me completely happy with it. |
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| There are a lot more carbonated soft drinks on the market and consumption of tea and coffee has also increased. |
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| It hearkens back to a time not so long ago when journalists and illustrators seemed to have a lot more space. |
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| The old school Hip hop world is a lot more interesting and fun and cool and I prefer that to the new stuff. |
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| I like the big, strong, epic effect in the theatre a lot more than plays in which people sit around carping at each other. |
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| I can see a lot more vessels taking advantage of this natural boat haven over the winter. |
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| There are no stockades or tipis, although the houses are a lot more humble and the fields a lot better tended than in neighbouring territory. |
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| But I moved from the realm of cartoons and comic strips to really studying a lot more expressive art. |
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| With finals approaching I know that I will be consuming a lot more caffeine than I already do. |
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| But she'd be a lot more enthusiastic about it if the authorities that run the port didn't put up fences and guards to keep her from it. |
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| It makes the mp3 player a lot more tactile as it removes the sharp edges of the existing metal case. |
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| In fact, headnotes, sidebars, and chapter introductions do a lot more to separate the good cookbooks from the bad than recipes. |
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| I know I feel a lot more relaxed, and I've caught up on some sleep and headspace, and feel about 1000 better than I did during the week. |
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| You have a lot more power plays and you get ahead and the other teams have to open it up. |
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| They are weird stubby boats, and you have to do a lot more work to propel and keep them on a straight course through the water. |
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| It's a great experience as there is a lot more latitude but I actually prefer dramas and straight thrillers. |
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| Suddenly, he found out that singing opera was a lot more fun than singing pop. |
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| He is not a slick talker but he is a straight shooter and, where I come from, deeds mean a lot more than words. |
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| Compared to them, today's youngsters have a lot more career options to choose from. |
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| If you are buying cheap cat food that does not have the proper nutrients your cat will eat a lot more. |
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| Mars becomes a lot more orangy, but I can't make out any particular shape, not without a tripod or something, anyway. |
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| We have also got a lot more streetwise, and playing against the best sides has raised skill levels and mental awareness. |
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| There were a lot more stables, now there are only five, and there's a new cattery and a new set of kennels. |
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| Then there's the fact that the stocks used for striking prints have improved dramatically and can improve a lot more yet. |
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| I'd have a lot more respect for some of these celebs if they did run for office. |
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| With the twisty nature of the track as well it meant that we were changing gear a lot more than usual. |
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| There is, and always has been, a lot more to women than the meek, submissive weaklings that we have been made out to be throughout the centuries. |
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| He has been getting a lot more aggressive recently over such trivial things as the housework and his dinner. |
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| The Newry team put in a lot more effort and liked to over complicate things when going forward. |
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| This means companies will have to hire a lot more people to answer the telephone, but the cost can be charged to public relations. |
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| Clearly, to Ray and Barbara, caring for the rare and precious birds in their charge is a lot more than a job. |
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| Attempts to subvert the system while apparently remaining within it will likely be a lot more common. |
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| The surprising absence of a Hollywood ending makes this film a lot more than a light-hearted romantic classic. |
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| Given the obvious press presence in that shop, I suspect his boss will be hearing a lot more about it, and soon. |
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| I think it has a lot more kick and tastes even better with hot cherry peppers instead. |
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| Now, he can put them on eBay Motors, and sell them, and make a lot more money on them, without heading out to a swap meet. |
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| But for a lot more others, the build-up to the red day begins this weekend with a movie before climaxing it next Tuesday with dinner. |
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| The Rams would like him on the field a lot more, ideally about two-thirds of the time. |
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| But if Scottish companies are going to penetrate the market, they have to become a lot more aggressive with their marketing. |
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| Before 1971 there were 240 pennies in a pound, 12 pennies in a shilling, and maths lessons were a lot more difficult. |
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| Everything here is so much more precisely and deliberately laid out that it all coheres a lot more then in the deliberately non-coherent cartoon. |
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| The various reviews will demand a restructuring of the service, more personnel and a lot more cash. |
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| At college, his professors thought he was crazy to be in school because he could make a lot more money as a bricklayer. |
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| Frankly, we think there are a lot more important and interesting things to argue about. |
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| We have seen some fantastic results come out of this and now that we have funding for two more years no doubt we will see a lot more. |
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| I have a lot more confidence that, if I just play my game, I'll have a chance to be in contention on the weekend. |
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| With no time to stuff and wrap the phyllo, I added a little more sour cream and a lot more cheese, spread the mixture in a pan and baked it. |
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| Gordon Brown will get a lot more respect by forgetting the flags and getting on with a more familiar agenda of common decency. |
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| However, a lot more indicative of such problems was the team's performance in the last three of its matches in the round stage. |
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| It sounded positive, but those evenings will be a lot more fun if Woods delivers, and inspires his compatriots, on the field of play. |
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| The race for second spot looks a lot more interesting, though, with three teams competing for one spot. |
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| Obviously Alberta puts a lot more into confederation than they get out, from a purely dollars and cents perspective. |
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| I can only hope you showed a lot more sensitivity and consideration after that happened. |
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| It makes it a lot more interesting as runs come fast and everything seems more exciting. |
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| Sure, there may be a few more aces than in the past, but a lot more balls are put back into play too. |
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| The game is now a non-contact sport and yet players are spending a lot more time on the floor. |
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| I'm in the dark about many of the scientific facts and I would like to know a lot more. |
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| We're trusting our intuition a lot more and being able to rely on each other's intuition. |
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| I'm trying to be a lot more conversational than dictatorial, and this informality leads to these kind of slips. |
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| It takes a heck of a lot more effort than pontificating about the evils of livestock. |
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| There is a lot more colour and detail, women are depicted and the materials used include poster paints and handmade paper. |
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| But there's a lot more of John Lennon's pensive melodicism than Paul Simon's simpering folkie affectation in Smith's music. |
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| The boomers are actually doing a lot more travelling than their footloose children. |
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| This new line makes a lot more of Singapore accessible, but there are still areas that lack good coverage. |
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| A few months after we complete and file the paperwork, the friend gets an unfriendly form letter from INS requesting a lot more information. |
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| I think when the craze for Indian classical music started in the 60s it was a lot more superficial thing than it is now. |
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| There are a lot more cross-dressers out there than people realize, and most of them, actually, are heterosexual. |
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| I leaned over and gave him a 5-second French kiss, including a lot more tongue than I intended. |
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| But peek behind the curtain, and you'll find there's a lot more going on here than just period frippery. |
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| A frog kick from your legs will also work well, but leg muscles use a lot more oxygen than do arm muscles. |
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| To identify the suspected viral culprits in both these cases, they needed a lot more infected leaves. |
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| For flowerbeds, a good hoe or cultivator will be a lot more labor intensive, but probably as effective if you are diligent. |
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| And I can promise you that we'll be creating a lot more earthquakes of our own at the next General Election. |
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| But that margin could easily have been a lot more such was the manner in which he came home after the last. |
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| The other allegation is a lot trickier and potentially a lot more damaging. |
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| I think, perhaps, a lot more thought goes into the planning of your own game plans and looking at the opposition than ever before. |
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| What is a lot more practical, and a darn sight more convenient, is to get a computer to simulate these immersion aspects for us. |
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| There are a lot more specimens available with the Society members, waiting to be checked out for their genuineness and classification by age. |
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| I'm not a fan of lip primers, but this one was amazing and a lot more smoothing and lasting than most out there. |
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| Once you educate the people, this will be looked at a lot more as a sport than just getting in there and fighting. |
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| Most scientists have a lot more trouble getting their projects off the ground. |
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| Of course, the print media of today has to compete with a lot more distractions, from video games to the Internet. |
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| As far as the studio see it, its worth it, to cancel a film so late in production costs them a lot more than whatever it costs to fix the script. |
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| Try to drink at least four glasses daily and if possible a lot more if deserved. |
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| As such, they're going to be a lot safer, a lot more deliberative, and a lot more intelligent about basic decisions. |
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| However, there's a lot more to staging a concert for 35,000 people than just conjuring up a glitzy stage. |
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| I wanted to show people that Halloween can be a lot more than simply ghosts and goblins. |
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| Of course he was given a lot more leeway now that he had proven himself the golden goose of Columbia. |
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| My view is that more recent history is generally a lot more relevant than evolutionary psychologists claim. |
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| But there's a lot more here, and the main theme, one of forgiveness, is as potent a moral as you'll find in the Good Book. |
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| You see a lot more strains and pulled muscles that can end up hampering the player all year long. |
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| The destruction of 4 of these would have caused a lot more long term damage and destruction to their country. |
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| This year, though we have doubled the crime figures, we have had a lot more detections. |
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| There's a lot more variation going on with the government of forms of complement verbs than most scholars of English think. |
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| We have lots of gory effects in this film, a lot more than Resident Evil had. |
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| It was not difficult for me to step up, but I had to show a lot more concentration. |
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| Sugar has half the calories of fat, but is a lot more palatable and digestible than fat. |
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| This is a fascinating discussion, and a topic about which I obviously need to learn a lot more. |
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| For Mickelson, the next decade will bring a lot more excitement, majors and, we hope, head-to-head duels with Woods. |
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| They are being used by many, but a lot more recyclable materials are being dumped or disposed of because of a lack of effort. |
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| I'll have you know my profession takes a lot more talent then yours ever did! |
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| I'm incredibly excited at the prospect, since I've started playing guitar a lot more lately. |
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| I can assure you our jobs are a lot more strenuous and mentally exhausting than you would ever consider. |
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| Of course it's a lot more complicated in the detail but this is essentially the situation. |
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| Companies generally need to pay expats more than locals and there's a lot more red tape to go through to get them in. |
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| Once a channel starts to downcut, it usually does not stop until it has caused a lot more erosion. |
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| But on the other hand, there's also a lot more drek out there to sift through. |
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| With pop you can talk to a lot more than just people who like janky low-fi indie music performance. |
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| It's more watered-down than our point of view, but they're reaching a lot more people. |
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| The balance of poignant to funny material is now a bit out of kilter and I have to get into the premise of the whole thing a lot more quickly. |
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| We showed a lot more commitment and one or two of the lads really got their act together and played with a good deal more passion. |
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| My writing style was a lot more fluid and readable in the dream too, shame I don't remember any of the actual words. |
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| Sometimes a customer will ask for a maintenance contract when, in actual fact, they need a lot more. |
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| He looked a lot more rested last night and while he rambled on a bit, he didn't stutter as much as I thought he would. |
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| I just find blues to be a lot more rewarding to listen to then a lot of contemporary bands. |
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| While the luxury cars zip around the streets of the town, the wheels of economic and social justice turn a lot more slowly in Anantapur. |
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| He thinks the organization could also focus a lot more of its time on advocacy and legislation. |
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| All right, here's something else to whet your whistle, low-carb, low-calorie drinks, you're seeing a lot more new versions of these. |
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| But in my experience, political and economic affairs tend to be a lot more complex than that. |
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| But the demands have increased hugely and in general there's a lot more aggravation and a lot less fun than there used to be. |
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| The unavoidable conclusion is that direct action wins a lot more recognition than any amount of reasoned argument. |
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| Now, I will be the first to tell anyone that there is a lot more to being an announcer than knowing the names of moves and holds. |
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| The way I practice witchcraft has changed a lot, I'm a lot less pedantic now, I'm a lot more intuitive. |
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| Bizarrely her office will be within spitting distance of mine, so I imagine that we'll be seeing a lot more of each other. |
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| They knew there was a lot more to this warm, witty, sparkly and sprightly show than just the title song. |
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| This braid is a lot more difficult to accomplish if your hair has tangles or knots. |
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| He gained a lot more insight into the workings of our legal system from his experience than I did from mine. |
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| Their recovery periods are a lot quicker and they are a lot more mature and worldly-wise. |
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| Although wranglers are often found listed among dude ranch jobs, there's a lot more to the daily operation of a dude ranch than roping cattle. |
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| He explained that in a cavity wall with insulation there is a lot more space between the wythes. |
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| And there are ways to spend a lot more, especially if you buy an all-inclusive package that includes both a cruise and golf on several courses. |
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| My guess would would be they're a lot more likely to have passports than native born Americans. |
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| We're seeing a lot more homeowners and renovators interested in this sort of stuff. |
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| We start to understand a lot more about a zero-sum society, where if some get a benefit others have to lose. |
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| But to do so required a lot more scientific and engineering talent than the new nuclear powers have. |
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| What the big media needs is a cut in columnists and leaders, and a lot more of the reporting that can only be done while wearing clothes. |
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| The exit rows often have a lot more legroom so that there is enough space to evacuate the airplane in case of an emergency. |
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| The main problem is that they tend to charge a lot more and that leaves less of your money going into investments. |
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| The issue needs to be ventilated, but it takes a lot more than holding a summit. |
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| Voltaire is not a lot more anticlerical than Boccaccio, who's as medieval as they come. |
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| She said it in the tone of that made me believe that she knew a lot more than she was letting on. |
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| There's a lot more than revising for exams that gets students of Jawaharlal Nehru University out of their beds in the wee hours of the morning. |
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| Laois is in a right mess and it will take a lot more than Paudi Butler to sort it out. |
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| You can often overcome somebody with a lot more physical strength just by your agility and lightness of movement. |
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| He has more than 30 years experience in the industry and offers customers a lot more than just curtain linings. |
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| I do a lot more book signings than are in my contract because I do believe in them. |
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| I like this a lot more than other people I have spoken to, but it doesn't have the ongoing listenability of its sister album. |
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| We have received some positive feedback from local people and a lot more items have been loaned to us. |
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| I took a lot more money than what I would need for a round trip plane ticket, a car rental, and a hotel. |
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| Of course, there are a lot more pratfalls, comedic lines, wacky mishaps and longing glances, but you get the picture. |
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| There is a lot more to nashi, also known as Asian pears, though, than these three varieties. |
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| I had loosened up a bit too and started chatting a lot more freely to more of the other guys. |
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| The general view of the select committee was that the 2002 election ran a lot more smoothly. |
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| He laughs at his own contradictions, a lot more comfortable in his own skin these days. |
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| Chris Brand reports poll results showing that the average Brit is a lot more tough-minded than the British government. |
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| As always, there's a lot more than multiplex fare to sate your cinematic desires this season. |
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| Fixing a hollow force turned out to be a lot more expensive than just maintaining an adequate military. |
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| I think women are a lot more ballsy, less worried about making a fool of themselves. |
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| The seaside baches have become a lot bigger and more posh in the last 50 years than they used to be, and cost a lot more to buy. |
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| You may think it's a place of steaming tea urns and the buttering of scones but it's a lot more than that. |
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| Dean will have to do a lot more than man up to overcome the President's popularity. |
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| We'll hear from reporters on the scene in Iraq's capital city and a lot more. |
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| That means style queens are going to feel a lot more comfortable in New Town's urbane outposts than the boozy, backslapping pubs of Old Town. |
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| In fact, the whole second half of the album is a lot more chilled out than the first, which can be manic and intensely un-listenable. |
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| There's a lot more to making backups than just copying a few files onto a CDRW disk and throwing it into a box. |
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| But, in an election year, when there's so much pressure to bring home the bacon, you see it a lot more often, Lou. |
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| The normally staid company has become a lot more adventurous of late. |
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| Having Mulcaire under contract is a lot more dangerous to you than shaving cream. |
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| The world of The Walking Dead is a harsher place than that and its characters will suffer a lot more than Brad Pitt ever did. |
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| Unfortunately business and commerce is a lot more complex than that. |
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| I mean can you believe the fact that I have worked with Sanskrit pandits for some 11 years now and I still feel that there is a lot more that I have to learn. |
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| I find my self somewhat underwhelmed. I often feel that I'm missing the point with the Bourbon biscuit and by rights should like it a lot more than I do. |
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| We have had to display a lot more than our own hand-made goods, which does detract a bit from our crafting origins, but we are determined to make a go of it. |
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| They want a lot more from these talks, especially on issues like unsocial hours premiums, which under the current proposals would make them worse off. |
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| After taking on this user interface project, I'm a lot more insightful about design issues and, well, rather humbled by the amount of design savvy I have yet to gain. |
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| I bet if someone polled students finishing their 3rd year psych clerkships, they'd find we're a lot more comfortable recommending Zyprexa or Remeron than before. |
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| They made the near-term nuclear threat appear a lot more credible. |
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| She now saw a lot more girls wearing tight jeans and scanty shirts. |
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| I think the populace is a lot more astute than they are given credit for. |
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| With prices of compact discs and digital mass-reproduction equipment falling steeply, international music has suddenly become a lot more affordable. |
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| We haven't seen the best of him, not by any stretch of the imagination, because he has still to get more match fitness and a lot more comfortable. |
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| Once again, the council taxpayer is being asked to pay a lot more for a lot less, and once again those living on the breadline will be hardest hit. |
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| We're hearing a lot more foul language in public these days. |
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| It is his steady investment in companies that are building the next generation Internet infrastructure technology that has been bringing home the bacon and a lot more. |
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| Defined contribution schemes are also a lot more transparent and portable. |
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| I'd just add that the whole concept of orgone and Reich's work dealing with this, is a lot more consistent and sophisticated than it might appear on first perusal. |
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| I went to both faculty and residence orientation, which means I have a lot more white t-shirts than I'll ever wear, as one would be more than enough. |
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| He was busted for using fake checks to buy pizzas, but they knew if they could just identify him, he'd be good for a lot more crime across the country. |
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| About 1530, a new dish began to be put on English tables, a fowl a little larger than the traditional goose, but with a lot more meat and a refreshingly new taste. |
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| That was incontestably so, but it bothered her a lot more than it seemed to bother the voters. |
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| It's a lot more effective and less messy than screen-printing techniques. |
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| Driving a car eats up a lot more mental bandwidth than sitting on a plane. |
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| I know that spinning a physical disk draws a lot more charge out of a NiCad or Alkaline cell than just pushing electrons around inside a semiconductor chip. |
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| But with this much firepower, you expect a lot more bang for your buck. |
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| Which might mean a lot more Indian outsourcing conglomerates will be insourcing in places like Texas. |
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| But I'd have to say the blogosphere and Internet has given City Journal, a pretty highbrow magazine overflowing with thoughtful, long essays, a lot more readers. |
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| I've developed, matured, settled down, have a lot more common sense. |
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| They looked a little like hieroglyphics, but a lot more complicated. |
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| Which means, in turn, that Germany is going to have to pony up a lot more money. |
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| Life was raw and hard and often pretty brutal, and I don't think I had enough sensitivity, I'd be the first to say that, and I think I see it a lot more clearly now. |
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| Davy Conway can contribute a lot more from play while Michael John Tierney often looks too complacent on the ball while bubbling with self-confidence. |
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| Contributions are going to be a lot less about ideology, and a lot more about practicality. |
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| Suddenly, there's a lot more than revenge at stake and in the climactic scenes there's a much more emotional and satisfying payoff than mere blood and guts. |
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| She is a lot more patient, more focused and can concentrate for longer. |
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| Sperm banks do a lot more than just freeze and dispense the sperm, you know, they also test for HIV and other diseases, as well as hereditary defects. |
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| While a lot more information is needed before investigators can be sure of the cause, there are precursors that suggest a pattern. |
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| It would also mean logging one heck of a lot more miles on that chartered plane, and probably larger staffs. |
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| The 1947 film noir detective story, now available on DVD, has a lot more potential for interpretation than your average caper, and a look that stands the test of time. |
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| In person, kitsch is a lot more laid back than the badasses he plays onscreen. |
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| Chewie was just one-year-old whereas a lot of the other dogs were six or seven-years-old and a lot more placid but as long as Jessica is grooming him he is happy. |
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| You know, there is a lot more to the camp than getting it on with girls. |
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| The actors need a lot more work with their props and seeing as we're supposed to be watching savage highland warriors, the men need to grow a bit of spine. |
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