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But all this studied sexiness is diminished a little by the lighting, which is charmingly erratic, and the music, which is reliably moody think the heartbreak end of Etta James's catalogue.

In addition to the standard AMR approach, where the global error in the solution is diminished, a goal-oriented AMR procedure is devised and aims at reducing the error in user-specified quantities of interest.

But all this studied sexiness is diminished a little by the lighting, which is charmingly erratic, and the music, which is reliably moody — think the heartbreak end of Etta James's catalogue.

But there is a lot more going on than mere gastronomy — the Corton, for example, is diminished a tad by the brother's pale, spoiled girlfriend chatting away, laughing even, over the unhappy plight of Spanish Civil War refugees, shot while trying desperately to swim past the border into France by pretending to be summer people.

After exposure is ceased or is diminished, a one-compartment model reportedly fits the limited available human data reasonably well.

Were PBS or NPR to be diminished, a handful of multinational media outlets would completely dominate the US media market.

It looks back to Modernism and finds it to be diminished, a miniaturized world but not an exhausted one.

Messi, in particular, was diminished, a frustrated and often isolated figure on the right, shirt untucked, shoulders slouched.

"It's diminished a little, but rage is still never very far away … I still have that stuff in me, the hillbilly rage as it's been called.

When they returned, Sibo's grandmother said, her family was diminished: a son and a daughter and both of her sons-in-law died in Congo.

I do get nervous when I see the first-teamers not sharp on some things, but that's diminished a lot as camp has gone on.