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- noun Plural form of
downside .
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Examples
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One of the downsides is that it requires a free computer.
Move Your iTunes Library To An External Hard Drive | Lifehacker Australia 2009
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One of the downsides is that as it becomes more popular there are more high quality people using twitter.
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Yglesias and Klein have focused on some of the downsides from a liberal [...]
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One of the downsides is that the rest of the crew is not as fleshed out as Geralt and usually cross the threshold of stereotypical by a fair margin, although if I'm honest this didn't bother me all too much as Sapkowski compensates elsewhere in abundance.
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One of the downsides is that the rest of the crew is not as fleshed out as Geralt and usually cross the threshold of stereotypical by a fair margin, although if I'm honest this didn't bother me all too much as Sapkowski compensates elsewhere in abundance.
Archive 2008-07-01 2008
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One of the downsides is that people with no passion for technology but truckloads of it for money will be trying to gain money at an expense of a technie-vision.
The New ‘Odd Couple’: Microsoft and Icahn - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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I'm lovin 'our new HDTV, but one of the downsides is that I find myself flipping through HD shows that I normally wouldn't bother with.
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I'm lovin 'our new HDTV, but one of the downsides is that I find myself flipping through HD shows that I normally wouldn't bother with.
January 2007 2007
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There are also serious near-term downsides to a mission that ties the civilian capability to the Defense mission.
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"bamboozled" by what he called downsides to McCain's health care proposals.
News24 2008
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