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"The consumer is out there, shopping for firearms, perhaps a little bit more strongly than we anticipated.
What would help U.S. exports even more is if the southern tier of Europe were growing a little bit more strongly, and that could pull in exports".
"In New York City, the latest National Weather Service update hints a bit more strongly that this storm could over perform there, saying, 'It should be a raging blizzard,' " read one report.
However, the language surrounding what constitutes inducement is a bit more strongly worded in Utah than in the other states.
Maybe I feel a little bit more strongly this way than that way" [ 56].
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It is a demonstrable fact that players run that little bit harder and are more strongly motivated when they can hear the roar of passion from their committed followers.
This has a bit more of an edge to it, it is more strongly evocative.
There have been a number of Conservative MPs at Westminster who are a little bit perturbed - let's put it no more strongly than that.
They never say 'maybe this is a bit too tough.'" Katy puts this a little more strongly.
While his words this time around are a bit more encouraging than previous signals from the administration, I would strongly suggest that we all, including the president, cut through the platitudes and get to the truth about marijuana prohibition.
"I feel very strongly that if the courts were a little bit more vigilant or perhaps simply a little bit more informed that they would come very close to excluding a lot of this evidence," Mr. Faigman said.
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