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Sarah Lucas is also at her best here, in a quasi-classical phase of not-quite figures – of something like limbs, in fact.

"I haven't quite figured out a way of taking my own photographs with one hand.

So little is taught about this subject in the public schools, and so much still needs to be learned by those who have not quite figured out the nature of derivatives and other financial instruments, that the museum is both welcome in what it attempts and disappointing in how it falls short.

Another feature, which I haven't quite figured out the purpose of, is the World Tour Guide function that provides travel info for 4,500 regions in 30 countries.

The company seemed to be treading water a bit — while it's basically a critical resource for a specific kind of request, it hasn't quite figured out how to break out of that niche.

And that's my hope for our state that maybe she's tapping into something that none of us have quite figured out how to do, even though we've put a lot of time and energy into it".

None of them have quite figured out how to win the nomination without alienating swing voters.

Frank Vogel and the Pacers haven't quite figured out how to use George's newfound range to the advantage of the offense as a whole (or quite figured out the optimal functioning of their offense in general, for that matter), but that's perfect weak side placement to open up the rest of the floor for pick-and-rolls and post-up plays.

What's more, they go smilingly and for reasons no one can quite figure, least of all the doting boys who chart their every move and are affected by the suicides for the rest of their lives.

Because they are quite rightly figures of public hatred.

After referring to the "titillating details," I cannot quite figure the point of printing them.