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c) Eddie Johnson not having quite so much fun.

AR, while not having quite the same transporting effects, gets around this issue by layering its simulated elements over the real world.

Mr. May noted in a report that euro zone inflation "has recently slowed less sharply than that in the U.K. and U.S., perhaps suggesting that the economic slowdown is not having quite the downward influence that we anticipated".

It is odd, reading it, to think that in his early novels McEwan was criticised for placing short stories on the rack to stretch them into full-length fictions, of not having quite enough to say.

"Young, working-class British actors get funnelled either into soaps or TV drama or, if they make it into films at all, a very specific kind of social realism," says Leigh. "Culturally they're seen as not having quite the dramatic heft or range of their middle-class peers.

The Decision The 1983 Beaucastel Chteauneuf-du-Pape was dropped as not having quite the oomph of the 1985 Chteau Lynch-Bages (suggested by Laura Ingraham) or the 1993 Faiveley Clos des Cortons (suggested by Becky Wasserman).

His later efforts may not have quite gotten there.

Circumcision does not have quite such clear-cut effects.

What did it not have quite right initially, and what has it learned?

Haltemprice and Howden 2008 does not have quite the same resonance.

China's president, Hu Jintao, does not have quite the same way with words.