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He serves it with a cream sauce made with 30-year-old Scotch -- not exactly designed for dieters.

And here is the real news: though political disconnection is hardly new, and the conference ritual not exactly designed to engage people outside, I have never sampled public scepticism so deep and seemingly immovable.

And while PCs are often shared commodities in a household, perhaps because of their size or price, or for the fact that they are not exactly designed to be shared, tablets occupy a personalized position more akin to the mobile handset: some 45percentt of respondents said they "do not share their tablet at all".

If fashion houses are not exactly designing clothes for cycling — the very thought of all that Lycra is enough to put anyone off the task — the youthful and sporty-but-dressy look so popular in men's wear now works well and looks even better.

Her horse Rafalca competing in the Olympics dressage events was not too great a liability, but the situation wasn't exactly designed to win over undecided voters either.

Most flash drives have a lanyard thing but the drives themselves aren't exactly designed for keychains.

One of the biggest issues with most watches/activity trackers is that they aren't exactly designed for underwater use.

The one drawback is that the software is missing a recording function, but then again, the Eee isn't exactly designed to be a media center, so that probably won't be much of an issue.

That wasn't exactly designed to suggest he had been riveted with high speed action for 90 minutes, and I haven't returned to watch the second half.

But what they're doing is of great interest, given that AAA games aren't exactly designed with them in mind.

The special was written and shot a while back, but the material hits particularly close to home in the shadow of Congress passing its tax bill, which isn't exactly designed to help out the lower class.