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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all a slightly" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity or proper grammatical structure.
Example: "It was all a slightly confusing situation for everyone involved."
Alternatives: "all a bit" or "all somewhat".
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All in all, a slightly more complex take on modern gay life than Jack McFarland and his Cher doll.
Mark Phin, an analyst at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, called the earnings report "over all, a slightly weaker set of numbers than we had hoped".
All in all a slightly surreal though very sombre set up.
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The remaining simulations all translate the maxilla, but all in a slightly different manner.
On the other hand, for N ≤ 6 bp poly dG .poly dC) tracts of all organisms, the regression lines all have a slightly negative slope, with flanking and intron sequences exhibiting an intercept ratio of 2 or greater.
It was all deliberation: a slightly tense but mostly peaceful hour.
There are four and six-page spreads, transport chaos graphics and photos aplenty, all with a slightly different take.
School pupils, transfer students, careers counsellors, parents and other family members all require a slightly different approach.
"Patients", "clients" and "consumers" all have a slightly Orwellian ring, especially when referring to "clients" being detained against their will.
I have talked to many different Ruskinians and they all have a slightly different take on it".
The carpenters, the shopkeepers and so forth all had a slightly better income than in the mother country".
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