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The two are not quite the usual case.
In General, all these abilities are not quite«super».
The beaches are not quite as smooth as many in Florida or Hawaii.
But theory and practice are not quite the same.
If you are not quite well know what you need, ask for a recommendation.
In other words, these newly-developed products are not quite from private sector.
But yet we are not quite out of danger," said Eliza;"we are not yet in Canada.".
However, consider these equations we are not quite conventional point of view.
So there are a lot of details in McCulloch and Pitts's circuit diagram that are not quite right.
When you are not quite at one with yourself… you are approaching a neurotic condition. The Tavistock Lectures,” CW 18, par.
In addition, some natural black soils for the aquarium are not quite suitable.
They are not quite as regular, but they are still pretty regular; that's when PMS sort of raises its ugly head.
I fit the parts with each other, cutting off the excess, if they are not quite tightly connected.
They're sweet, but they are not quite the sugar, we used to call“white death”, and more harmless variants- fructose and glucose.
Sometimes, trading strategies are executed us"too automatically, even if the rules are not quite correct.
This situation is similar to the beginning of a career, but with the difference that you are not quite a“clean sheet”, your experience in your previous profession may be useful in a new way.
From a linguistic point of view, the Polynesian languages are close to each other and form a clearly defined group,the genetic links of which with other Malay-Polynesian languages are not quite clear.
In the end,I would like to note that despite the fact that the flowers are not quite an original way to surprise your loved ones, but, nevertheless, such a gift on the occasion of"I love you" is an effective method to express all their feelings toward a particular person.
However, it is becoming increasinglyclear that these particular neural net architectures are not quite right for handling abstract knowledge.
That probability and uncertainty are not quite the same thing may be understood by noting that, despite the mathematization of probability in the Enlightenment, mathematical probability theory remains, to this very day, entirely unused in criminal courtrooms, when evaluating the"probability" of the guilt of a suspected criminal.
Evidence of a collision of the milky Way galaxy called Gaia's moon Enceladus appeared in 2018, when the data of the European spaceAgency's telescope pointed to the fact that some stars are not quite in its place.
Third, the citizens are now aware that MPs- first of all,those elected in single-member districts and populists- are not quite happy about the increasing capacities of municipalities and the automatic distribution of public funds and expect resistance from them as well which jeopardizes the irreversibility of the reform.
Now to be clear, we're not quite ready to do this.
You're not quite as anonymous as you think.
Keep pursuing your dreams even if you're not quite there yet.
How do you know if you're not quite right?
The result: You're not quite in a Lexus GS F, but you're also not paying 85 large for the privilege.
Once everybody's heard Count Basie and Benny Goodman,maybe you're not quite so happy with your local band as much anymore.
And when you're trying to compete in that kind of a marketplace and you're not quite there anymore, it's difficult.
This is not quite the game you hoped for.