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Unfortunately, Claystone still feels more akin to a proof-of-concept rather than a fully functional launcher.
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When you watch a movie, there's still some suspension of disbelief, but it feels more jarring when people suddenly burst into song.
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As the mix fills with backup vocals and violin, it feels like there's still room for more: It's strange there's no glockenspiel, but an accordion turns up in the last 20 seconds of the song.
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Maybe that is an accurate reflection of the adolescent mind, in its need to scorn or elide more senior lives, but dramatically it still feels like a waste.
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At the higher levels, your plain character will still be more powerful than his lord form, and so transforming feels like a vanity move.
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Time savings aside, the new design simply feels more intuitive: though everything from email to photo editing still takes place in the browser, just knowing there's something behind that window makes the experience feel a little more familiar.
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More than 30 years later, Law often says that he still feels guilty for the goal.
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The typical two-parent family worked 26 percent more hours in 2010 than in 1975 but the middle class still feels incredibly squeezed.
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While it ultimately feels more premium than, say, a pair of Trittons, it still has some catching up to do compared to what Astro's offering in the same price range.
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Still, the Lexus will give you more of a traditional luxury-car experience while the Honda feels (and sounds) more like a sport sedan.
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Singer Matthew Caws still has one of the kindest voices in rock, but the message behind "See These Bones" feels a bit more morbid and cryptic than Nada Surf usually gets: A parsing of the words yields something about the way our pending death renders grudges useless.
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