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Reasonable flexibility, certain amount of muscular force - could be marginally useful.
There have been many stirring tales told of the sea And also some fairly uninteresting ones Only marginally connected with it, like this one.
I suppose that's marginally better than the charge of murder. you were contemplating a few minutes ago.
It really will make things marginally worse. Shut up.
Each individual is, by random chance, just marginally different from its parents.
That makes me feel. marginally better.
By the way, speaking of American values, aren't we about due to start bombing some small country that only has a marginally effective air force?
Am I marginally better?
It's equally astonishing that the birds are able to measure its relative strength with such accuracy that they can trace it back to its source simply by sensing in which direction it becomes marginally stronger.
I never would have looked twice at Xander if Buffy hadn't made him marginally cooler.
Well, then, at least tell me I'm marginally less corrupt than the jocks.
Yes, you city sized mass of marginally cognitive insect mush?
Refuge is where the marginally good are gleaned from the hopelessly wicked.
And you care only marginally about the money.
The lawyer argued for two hours that Reinhold was marginally retarded.
I suppose that's marginally better than the charge of murder you were contemplating a few minutes ago.
Ipson Fallari on the right is marginally the eldest, his mother being Iloge Kyle, who was the elder twin sister of Cloge Kyle who was the mother of Pulat.
Maybe I should reconsider a marginally attractive Mulix demon's offer.
This experience is only marginally different. Perfect.
Angel this isn't a slimy demon you've got trussed up here. He's human. Marginally, but still, this won't bring Connor back.
Boyle fits the profile, a fucking T. Mid-30s, white, marginally employed sexually abused as a kid.
But if your tastes are marginally more highbrow, I also have tips.
Do we go with Foreman's theory, which is at least marginally supported by medical test results, or Chase's theory, that is completely unsupported by medical evidence?
Our job is to smash or marginally disrupt organized crime in this city by enhanced cooperation with the FBI represented here today by Agent Frank Lazio.
Reflexes are marginally weaker.
Assistant sounds marginally less demeaning.
It really will make things marginally worse.
You've got to learn and try to become at least a marginally acceptable member of society.
Marginally.
Do we go with Foreman's theory, which is at least marginally supported by medical test results, or Chase's theory, which is completely unsupported by medical evidence.
But let me ask you something. How is my marriage, your marriage or anyone else's marriage even marginally affected by the gay couple two doors down also getting married?
Aren't you only marginally talented?
News and current affairs
An even more expansionary monetary-policy stance might strengthen the recovery marginally, but at the cost of increasing the eurozone's already-dangerous imbalances.
True, European growth was dragged down by meager growth in Germany, but Italy grew marginally less than Germany.
A more integrating Europe and marginally better growth performance - good news but not enough to write home about.
Moreover, they have stifled efforts to recalibrate the balance of representation even marginally.
While no country seems able to trouble the Bush administration's military calculations concerning Iraq, Russia does combine serious interests in the region with marginally significant military capabilities.
As all but the most belligerent critics of US President George W Bush will acknowledge, America has taken an important lead in trying to make things marginally better.
Although marginally less bloated than the US deficit, other rich countries are drowning in red ink.
Work-sharing might keep more people marginally attached to their jobs in an economic slump, thereby preserving their self-esteem.
The economists Glenn Ellison and Edward Glaeser have found that clustering is only marginally greater than if businesses are allocated randomly.
With DDT unavailable, many mosquito-control authorities are depleting their budgets by repeated spraying with short-acting, marginally effective insecticides.
Consumer confidence rose marginally.
At best, these are marginally useful; more often, they are harmful in today's circumstances.
That may not sound like a recession, but the Fund's marginally positive projection primarily reflects the growth overhang from 2007, with hardly any new contribution in 2008.
In short, many of the targets are either marginally useful or highly problematic.
The latter may be politically mandatory and marginally beneficial in fiscal terms. Its effects on risk-taking are debatable.
The latter may be politically mandatory and marginally beneficial in fiscal terms.