At that age when your coaches are telling you stuff like that it goes in one ear and out the other but if you actually listen and take into consideration what they're saying you realise they are right.
Consider yourself having a steak that was well-cooked and actually good, but by the time you try to finish your last little piece, you find a piece of smeared rat feces on the dish.
So America is the 21st and 25th, but if you actually looked at performance of Latino and African American students, it would be even lower.
The insurgency has a strategy which is persistently pursued of attacking the Iraqi police and army, not only recruits but those also actually in action and in uniform, to try to make it as hard as possible to stand up those forces.
Not only do these additions bolster the look and feel of the UI, but they're actually sensible and helpful solutions to problems which Google had heretofore approached in an obtuse way.
That is because they do not represent savings and investment but actually additional liabilities of federal taxpayers.
Death penalty opponents have been arguing that the condemned may be subdued by drugs, but actually conscious and in pain.
Incipio left out this simple tiny detail, which not only creates friction when opening and closing but actually wears down the plastic there.
The eBook is another technological fad, which will shine in its time, worry the contrarians and the anxious among us, and may actually survive, but will never fully supplant the tactile experience of either the book or the bookstore that sells them.
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Titania had a hard time keeping track of all the mortal names, except for Beadle and Blork, but those were distinctive names, and actually rather faerielike.
The movie feels loose and easy, but it has actually been designed with great rigor, with its matching pairs of characters and bits of echoed dialogue.
Yes, we print those disclosure statements on every scrap of paper and the back of every business card, but the only people who actually read and understand them are lawyers looking for the deepest pockets to sue.
The model Toshiba had on display was behind glass and wasn't actually powered on, but we did confirm that it will have an 11.6-inch display and will be powered by Intel's Atom Oak Trail processor.
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In many ways it's an old-fashioned cop show, with crude plots and characterizations--but this actually makes it a pleasure to watch, since it provides a B-movie charge and doesn't require the viewer to care about anyone's alcoholism or love life.
But Maya actually smiled and said that day camp might be just what she needed.
"People say there is no culture of growing a business from scratch in Japan but actually social games and our company Gree became successful within seven years, " he says.
Scientists toil behind the scenes provide the rich holiday makers with an exciting (but actually closely monitored and regulated) experience, populated by robots that are almost entirely designed for humans to kill and copulate with.
If organizations really want to ensure good decision-making for tomorrow, they need to start today to create an environment in which speaking up will not just survive but actually thrive, and will be encouraged and rewarded.
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There is also, thirdly, an economic literature that emerged, began to emerge actually in the 1950s and '60s but came full flower in the '70s and '80s about human capital and about the returns to individual investment, having to do with public education, especially higher education.
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With the right level of accountability, timing and dialogue, budgeting can not only be simplified, but actually be a performance management tool that adds value and helps managers run their businesses more effectively.
"It was only when we changed the law and made it wrong not only morally but legally that we actually had the change in attitude and gained the protection that we needed, " he said.
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Eckstine's sensibilities were too hot for what was desirable in the 1940s and 1950s, while his talents--as a voice and band leader, but not a musician who could actually play bebop or rock and roll--were too limited for the eras that followed.
Torres did play his part in a bright start by Spain, cutting into the area and testing Eduardo with a curling shot, but he quickly faded and it was actually Portugal who had the best openings before half-time.
Moving between eggs and lettuce is task switching, but the pan is actually heating as she preps the food, and the water is running over the lettuce while she stirs the eggs.
On May 4th, the 20 horses in the Kentucky Derby will race for the finish line and a healthy purse, but the winnings are actually much bigger for the owners, trainers, jockeys and many others connected with the sport.
As played by Anthony LaPaglia, Nixon is physically awkward and prone to third-person self-reference (more a Bob Dole tic, actually), but he is also soft-spoken and no more than ordinarily profane.
But the Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act of 2006 actually forbids America's postal service to do anything but handle the mail in snow, rain, heat and gloom, and in the teeth of possibly mortal competition.
There may well be millions upon millions of musicians out there wanting you and I to listen to their music but what we actually want to listen to is music we know, by and large.
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Paul Frazier had asserted in his press conference that the quarrel on the morning of December 6th had been between Amy and Seth, but all the other evidence indicated that it actually had been between Amy and her dad.
It actually worked and the company had no choice but to give him a job.
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