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But Kerl's nasal tone and lumbering stage manner are persistent weaknesses, for which even Kampe's luminous presence cannot quite compensate.

But extra European visitors do not quite compensate for absent Americans, because the Americans spend much more.

Outside of his own state, even Mr. Paschina's lilting Italian accent can't quite compensate for the bewildering idea of "Virginia wine".

Even George Osborne, the tough Tory chancellor of the exchequer, shed a tear.But the glory of the cathedral's acoustics could not quite compensate for the awkwardness of the occasion.

Ms. Howard's expressive, heavily made-up features can't quite compensate for the sense that you are watching one of those elaborate perfume ads made on a feature-film budget.

In the long run, the film's small surprises can't quite compensate for its overall predictability, but "Erin Brockovich" at least proved that Mr. Soderbergh's vision could assert itself within conventional parameters.

He now confesses that, at the time, he had read none of Camus's work, and was later "shocked" and humbled to come across the novelist's extensive reporting on Arab poverty.The public recognition that Camus achieved in his lifetime never quite compensated for the wounds of rejection and disdain from those he had thought friends.

Experimental results show that although conversions of binary images to and from run forests cause computational overheads, this can be quite compensated during the computation of enough set operations, making the proposed method a suitable choice for applications with many set operations among largely fixed binary images, or applications using the run forest as the base representation throughout.

Sadly, the visual verve isn't quite enough to compensate for the unconvincing shooting.

When moments like that finally arrive you can feel the weight of the entire film behind them, though it's not quite enough to compensate for a slow slog to get there.

And of course, if students were less tied down by paying back the cost of college, they might also be freed up to pursue other avenues that don't compensate quite as well.