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Progress, in other words, is more creeping than explosive.

The only union that fascinated was Obama and Hillary, once more creeping around each other.

"There's a lot more creeping around," he said of the game.

Now we've got a much more creeping feeling of world destruction through climate change and so on.

Other rumours suggested that things were getting back to normal, and that a certain cynicism was once more creeping back into the British mindset.

Its power, I soon realised, is more creeping than that, and at the end of that second read I was as impressed as before, seduced all over again by the intensity of the narrative, by its dogged commitment to its flawed, doomed heroine.

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Piglets ate significantly (P < 0.01) more creep feed from the tray feeder than the hopper feeder.

In addition, it was observed that the GFRP bars were more creep resistant in comparison to CFRP bars and CFRP bars with vinyl ester resins were more creep resistant than those with epoxy resins.

However, the method reveals the absence of such schedules for the more creep resistant Ti24Al11Nb/SCS-6 intermatrixicompositecomposite.

Make them more creeped out, like any normal person would be.

If you found out his address through less-than-honest means, he might be more creeped out than impressed.

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