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The animal-rights protest to this activity was almost too faint for anyone but a marketing manager to hear, but faintly is how these issues begin.
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Ephron's humor can be heard, but only faintly.
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This may sound faintly ridiculous, but the finished object looks like a deeply satisfying classical column.
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It feels faintly ridiculous, but it is a break from the chaos for some.
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But the Times notes some faintly absurd moments during her captivity, relayed by Mme Aubenas in a press conference yesterday.
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Not only that, but he would browse the faintly carbolic-smelling columns of the British Medical Journal, and scoff a hundred cow pies with the Dandy's Desperate Dan.
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But S U-Z, smiling faintly, only reached down and wedged it between the lips of the prisoner.
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But it will also strike some as faintly obscene given the scale of public support needed to keep the firm and its peers from buckling last year.
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But on our street, the houses were still standing and faintly grand gussied up with fishscale roofs, cupolas and spires although our kinfolk and neighbors had long abandoned them.
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Yet the show feels faintly revolutionary, just because the man is black ridiculous but true, given the whiteness of late-night TV.
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