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Why not take a ever-so-slightly more modern and enlightened attitude and add condoms to the list of ways to help the situation?
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So the Senate has passed their (ever-so-slightly different) version of the House's reconciliation ( "fix-it") bill.
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But I was also craving cinnamon rolls - the super yummy, ever-so-slightly gooey, tear apart and devour while still warm delights that I remembered from the breakfast buffets we had after a sleepover night at one of my childhood friend's houses.
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The result: Our planet was left with a single bulked-up and ever-so-slightly lopsided moon.
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The quirky, the extreme, the offbeat, the ever-so-slightly comic, have always appealed to me: places, as well as people.
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We altered Chevron's "We Agree" ads ever-so-slightly to highlight the company's greenwashing efforts as well as its role in dumping 18 billion gallons of toxic oil pollution in the Ecuadorean Amazon.
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President Obama flexed his muscles ever-so-slightly this week when he made a recess appointment of Richard Cordray as head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Jon Stewart Slams Republicans' Recess Appointment Outrage (VIDEO)
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He's a superb drummer whose best work is characterized by the seemingly dichotomous mix of power and restraint: Mr. Freese can drive the band while playing ever-so-slightly behind the beat; as a result, at times the raging rock has elements of swing and suspense.
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It may not be ever-so-slightly more difficult to read than a single number but it would be a big score for accuracy in reflecting user experiences across diverse settings.
WSJ: wine-rating system is badly flawed | Dr Vino's wine blog
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He had an ever-so-slightly abrasive manner and an absolutely beautiful O/U that cost in the neighborhood of $15,000-$20,000.
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