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Instead, there were slightly more matter particles than antimatter.

Inside the slightly hard, but easily peal able skin, you can find a soft fruit that tastes slightly sweet, with a possible sour tinge.

I mean it might be slightly curvy, but roughly it looks like a parallelogram in space.

Last year they rose by more than 9%, slightly under average.

Another giveaway: he'll unconsciously detach from his friends by standing slightly apart, hoping to be seen as an individual.

Yet if it was even slightly obvious which direction Earth was, everyone would point their feet in that direction.

But let's suppose the correlations are due to causation: good parenting makes good kids, and day-care makes for very slightly smarter, but also slightly less well-behaved kids.

Just as we each have unique thumbprints, eye prints, and voiceprints, our hearts beat in slightly different patterns.

In fact, the study of how people use their time found that men in Britain spend slightly longer on "productive" work each day than women.

This provides more flexible form handling and slightly better performance than a pure Domino application, but may be considered oddball by pure-J2EE developers.

In other words the differences are not that huge - it is best to think of an overlapping continuum for both men and women on which the average is slightly different for some abilities.

TUG robots have at least one more advantage to humans, albeit slightly hidden: no one is going to create yet another TV show in a hospital about the drama between hospital robots.

Also, reluctantly we shall have to continue with the interim measure of slightly increasing class size, in the interests of achieving the important aim of full whole-day schooling.

The weather was already quite warm and the willows were bright with tender green leaves. Sometimes he pulled his rickshaw into the sun and sat with lowered head, his lips moving slightly, or turned his face up to the sunlight and dozed for a while.

I leave the kitchen feeling slightly delirious.

The next day, the market rebounded slightly.

That's it. The universe is a slightly funky mobius strip.

The union has been forced to slightly modify its position.

Ke Tso-fu turned his head slightly and looked expectantly at Chen Yueh-ngo.

Then a dish I had never tasted: lightly steamed crab served in a slightly piquant sweet sauce of plums.

Or do you have a vague sense that something has changed ever so slightly, but not in a good way?

This legendary body of water is the country's second largest loch, slightly smaller in surface area, though deeper, than loch Lomond to its south.

For days her distraught mother tried to hide the truth from her husband, telling him that their daughter could not visit him because she was slightly unwell, or busy visiting relatives.

Although the care-seeking beha vio ur among females was slightly more active than that among males, postponed treat ment-seeking behaviour, low rate of simultaneous treatment of both male and fem a le partners and low rate of condom use were observed among total patients.

Fixed wifi to be slightly faster again.

They will either have a straight or slightly curved edge.

The product shape is globular and the product is slightly adhering.

Time faded to downtown, the rain is a heart of compassion stick, words say through Ayutthaya, Liao slightly pessimistic busy time.

The original graphics in the top row are darkened by 50% and the intensity of the blue has been increased slightly to give the graphic effect we originally desired.

We could relax the procedure slightly in your case.

Violence fuelled by alcohol has remained broadly stable, with slightly fewer incidents around 11pm, when tanked-up hordes used to pour out onto the streets, and slightly more in the wee hours.

Tilt your chin slightly downward.

In other words, if these theories accurately describe nature, high-energy gamma rays travel slightly slower than the speed of light.

People can recognize objects on a screen best when they are slightly angled and have the perspective of being slightly above (canonical perspective).